If Bethesda was so concerned with Immersion and never wanting to remove the character from the situation, why did they make the finishing moves the way they did? In my opinion, if they never went into the cinematic view, they would be 23908209384 times better. The slow time and speed time adds for really choppy gameplay and some of the stuff just doesn't even look right?

I don't see the point of going into the cinematic view really. The finishing moves are awesome and it's a really great idea ... but the way they went about it is almost mind boggling. Didn't they watch the animation of him picking up the wolf? It just looks .... dumb ...


That's my only complaint. Now I'm going to say something good ...



I don't know if anyone else has tried removing their cross hair, but bethesda made it to where you don't even need it with arrows. When you are aiming (in first person) with an arrow, the arrow itself shows where its going to go ... its like a cross hair in itself ... but way more fun for roleplaying

so thanks for that bethesda. I always wanted no cross hair and now I can.