If you don't have an imagination, don't play Skyrim. : V - Skyrim

» Sun Dec 11, 2011 4:25 am

It's discouraging to type out something that you put genuine thought into only to have it go straight to the bottom. I'd say that I was pretty justified when I said it. The last thing I want to talk about is how "destruction is broken" or what bethesda did wrong.

All I'm trying to say is Skyrim is what you make it. Those with hallow egg shell minds will not be able to have the experience that us with three eyes do.

There are 100s of ppl stating same thing as you, to them their posts are thoughtful and their concerns genuine, so they complain. There also are 100s of others who just say "OMG, destruction is broken, WTF???", and the likes, so it is discouraging to read these as well.

Make no mistake, we only type things here for us players to read, BEth has absolutely no intention or time or other resources to read 1,000s of self-appointed expert-criticists (that is, you, me, and the guys left and right) and their ultimate "why this game rocks/svcks Lmtd."

» Sun Dec 11, 2011 4:47 pm

i liked oblivion

» Sun Dec 11, 2011 12:19 pm

I put thoughts and feeling into my posts yet they go straight to the bottom as people continue to discuss monotonous topics

The thing is, most of the members around here know that we lock thread that are basically complaining about the complainers.

I can appreciate your sentiment of course, but your post is pretty combatitive. This is an internet forum, and people are allowed to offer their opinions - I disagree with a TON of the stuff I have seen written on this forum since the games release. But as long as people state their thoughts within our forum rules and guidelines, keep conversations, suggestions and ideas civil and are willing to also hear out the other side with reasonable politeness, then they are entitled to say what they want to say.

Your thread is basically lecturing people that "they are doing it wrong" and your thread title is actually kind of insulting to many of our members who have plenty of imagination, but who enjoy picking apart stuff, I guess.