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I like it VERY MUCH.

I'm loving it. I have enjoyed every Elder Scrolls game thoroughly back to the days of Daggerfall. Yes, each is different in its own way, but I have come to embrace the change and enjoy each new release on its own merit. I think part of the problem that some people have is that they are forever comparing the new releases to older titles which will forever evoke that nostalgic magic love-affair. For me, I doubt any game will ever top Daggerfall, but I have come to terms with that and can still enjoy newer games that have evolved in different directions, so long as I find those directions enjoyable to play on their own terms. I miss the spell making, but then again, I am so happily glad to see the old min/max, "I must skill up ten times else I don't get my +5 modifier before I level," behavior gone away.

I absolutely loathe Skyrim's port on the PS3 right now. Worst piece of crap ever. Oblivion, on another hand is running just fine and I played over a hundred of hours just on the same file and finished so many quests that I don't know what's left to do. I just travel around and explore the caverns and places I haven't visited yet. Yep... Screw Skyrim, it doesn't even want me to play. So be it.

I loved it but then I took a patch in the knee.

sure after next patch I will love it again.

The more I like a game the more I criticize it.

The closer you get to perfection the more you want it.

Simple logic really.

Indeed.

Why yes I like the game a lot.

There sure are a bunch of unhappy people but I don't get it. The game is fun in spite of the bugs.

To say I like the game would be an understatement.

I love it.

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I really love the game.

Love the game, and have several complaints which I've voiced here on the forums. But I guess I have to choose...

I like Skyrim.

well said

I live it so much at 100 hrs in that I bought that huge collectors edition today just to get the dragon and art book, I'll toss the original copy of the game on ebay. I'm almost 40 and felt like a kid at christmas unboxing it :twirl:

i hated skyrim till i took a arrow in the knee , now i love it
You always got your share of whiners , most do like the game but have some genuine complains , second group , are the ones who don't like it , and a third group that are complaining about everything because the game doesn't cater for them alone mostly because they don't have the ' instantiwin' button ( most of the time these are the WoW players aswell , i said most of the time )

Love it.

its ok seems oblivion had more content tho!

The sad thing is, the game is bad but still one of the best which came out in the last time...

If you want reasons as to why the game is [censored]:

1: Gameplay --> Horrible, i don′t get how it can be fun to ppl to click left or right mousebutton without any need of tactic to maw down enemies.

2: Perks --> Why are they even there, they hardly offer anything new to your character

3: Quests --> Booooooring, always the same thing; collect 10 of this, go to this cave, etc... that is stuff for an MMO not for a single-player RPG

4: Story --> Ridicouleous, i am the Dragonborn, so thats it, i learn some shouts which mostly dont have any use...i can kill Dragons which Guards can too... no epic feel or any evolution in the story.

You want more reasons, i can deliver...

PPL who always defend a game make me sick, companies need to know that their games are [censored] and that customers don′t like to be treated like this in opposition if a game is amazing it is also good to comment on good things to assure a company to continue in the way they did.

I'm wasted too, hahaha.



But seriously, I love Skyrim, and I've been playing since Daggerfall.

Raises one hand in support, slays a dragon with the other

Your post, and then seeing your avatar makes me to want to...

Madness.

149 hours in, and I feel like I'm just getting warmed up!

I like the game..

I like it.

I could have liked it even more, hence I'm voicing my criticism/pointers on how things could have been improved without alienating anyone.

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