In Oblivion I hated finding someone with full armor except the hands. I don't know why they didn't have armor on their hands, but it angered me.

But there are armors in Oblivion with gauntlets. Are you saying that everyone should wear gauntlets, or else you'll get mad? Why should gauntlets be some universal thing that every warrior must posess?

Is there anything in Oblivion that goes unbashed? Of all things, we're talking about which people Bethesda decides to give gauntlets to?

Everything except the placement of silverware
that was perfectly placed

I returned my copy of Oblivion and sent Bethesda an angry letter because of the absence of salad forks.

I sent mine back because there were no toilets. :sadvaultboy:

As long as every rooms has six calipers in it I'm happy.

There is one toilet in Oblivion, though. It's called Bravil. :whistling:

I understand OP's pain and anger, this was without a doubt one of the most frustrating aspects of Oblivion.

I was so excited to see them in Fallout 3. I walked up to one, activated it and... Started drinking from it. :unsure:

These forums are funny some days. The things people nit-pick on.

Next they'll be complaining about not being able to use a Broom to clean their house.

Hulk...smash!

Seriously though, some topics on these forums seem to be getting a bit too pointless for my taste. Like people are running out of things to post and proceed to put down random bits on anything and everything just for the sake of posting ... something.

So please do not make separate topics for every single little inconsistent gripe you may or may not have had while playing a previous game. And if you truly wish to share it with the world, do so in an existing topic. Using the Ideas and Suggestions forums is a good start when you would like to see people wearing gauntlets in Skyrim.


Hope you understand,

Milt