It's really stupid, but the piece of info I found the worst is the fact that people still casually stroll holding their shields in their hands... who would do that? there's supposed to be a strap for quick shouldering and release. holding it on your arm the whole time would have you retire 2 months in game because of severe back problems, muscular disbalance, pelvic problems and a ruined knee.

shoulder your shield, took forever to fix this dire oversight in Oblivion.

armor all at once i can live with, with the explanation that most nordic style armours go to the knee anyway.

spears, crossbows and pauldrons i was expecting.

that rediculous shield thing, small as it might be.... just bugs me more than is healthy.

Sorry... but this actually made me lol, no offense.

Wouldn't that serve a purpose of underlining the general point, though? That, maybe things are actually appearing to get out of hands to a degree that simply brushing it off with a bit of gruff just doesn't do anymore.

I'm going to be buying, a game isn't meant to be tailored to your specific needs, a game is what you make of it. Use what you got an see what you come up with. So, that being said, I am definitely buying Skyrim this November, and I will say though, I'm still itching to hear if there's going to be Lycanthropy and Vampirism, even if there isn't it's not breaking my game.

still buying it its a new elder scrolls game and the info they released makes it sound interesting

The fan interview didn't really change my opinion all that much - but that's more because I think the fan interview was not all that revelatory. I was planning on buying it on release before the fan interview; I'm still planning on buying it on release.

Yes. I think it looks super awesome. And i don't have insane expectations when it comes to computer games.