I personally Loved it! The Npc's were More alive and they even sent hired thugs and Db members after if you stole from them!

It's good but I still have the problem of a billion miscellaneous quests.

Misc quest can be a headache at times :toughninja:

I loved the game, guess that means the Radiant was pretty dang good! Obviously it isn't 100% flawless, no engine is, but for what its worth, it was perfect. You can't make a game that big and immersive without some of the repeated sentences and other repetition that sometimes bothers people but it was so cool when I dropped my steel plate armor in Whiterun and little Braith was like, "You dropped this Mister!" I smiled broadly, even if I didn't want it back. Well done Todd and the Bethesda crew.

Loving it to the max. Everything has a cause and effect in SKYRIM and consequences abound. This is the most living feeling rpg i have ever played. Its like being in the Holodeck simulator in STAR TREK everything is so alive.

Haven't noticed much difference in AI between skyrim and oblivion or fallout 3.

The random unlimited quest system is okay though.

Haha. This.

I REALLY would love more information about quests I have in the Misc. section of my journal, because honestly I have forgotten who gave me the quest and why 30 hours of playtime later. I'll get to the mouth of a cave and an NPC will run up and be all - "Thank goodness you're here! Are you ready to go in and do this?"

:confused: Uh. I don't remember WHO you are, or WHY we're here . . . .

I can't check my journal for the Misc. quests to catch up, so that's a problem. I have a gazillion of these quests too, because I like talking to everyone and everyone has a request. I recently entered a cave I found exploring and the message "Find so-and-so's journals" popped up. And I thought "who is this so-and-so"? The name sounded familiar, but I couldn't for the life of me remember. Then when I had found them all the message popped up to deliver them a certain NPC, who I never would have found without the quest marker. When I got there I totally remembered the NPC and the quest he had given me - sometime in my first day of playing the game, or about 65 gameplay hours ago. :whistling: Sorry about that, buddy. Hope you weren't expecting prompt delivery!