There exists no quest in the entire Elder Scrolls series called "Causing Trouble"
I apologize. I didn't realize the title was something different, nor did I realize that a unique level of pedanticism was required to interact here.
So that I can show we're equals, you know the period goes before the quotation marks, right? Also, titles of short stories should be contained in double quotes. http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/italics.htm. This might be helpful.
Presuming we're done with being amazingly anol retentive, let's move on:
I also think you'll find it a bad idea to come to the Elder Scrolls' forums with the intent of just bad mouthing the game.
I think people are allowed to critique a game and point out shortfalls. In fact, I'm pretty sure improvement of the game and customer feedback is one of the reasons this board is probably here.
There are a lot of good things about this game, as I've pointed out in several posts. There are also some flaws, as many of us discuss in many other posts. I appreciate your message that no one should be a total downer all the time, but I think that it might have been better made and perhaps there was a more appropriate person to make it to, as I do indeed lavish praise on the game at times. It depends on the topic being discussed as one might imagine.
If it's not your style, oh well, complaining here isn't going to do you much good other than irritating the people who might have liked what you're complaining about.
Understood. Apparently you feel it's "complaining" while I view it as a critique. The new game is going to come out soon and there were indeed some aspects of Oblivion that should have been much better. I think that as a customer as well as a fan, we're all sort of obligated to provide constructive criticism to get a better product for ourselves, our peers, and the company that makes it.