» Fri Aug 13, 2010 9:19 pm
It's tough to read these piecemeal items from the various sources and get a feel of how good of a game Skyrim will actually be. We only have the past TES games (Morrowind, Oblivion, etc.) to judge them by, and are happy about the changes to the things we felt were wrong in the previous games or the inclusion of things we thought were missing.
However, the true test of Skyrim will not be how it compares to Oblivion or Morrowind, but how it stands on it's own in the TES tradition. We need to judge it as a whole, not from random bits of pre-release information.
I am really looking forward to the game, and will make a judgement after I have played it for many hours, not 10 months before it's release when we are only beginning to get a trickle of information.
One additional comment, as we compare the size of Morrowind and Oblivion, I think Oblivion felt smaller because we were able to ride a horse everywhere while in Morrowind you walked (unless of course you used the transporation system)
Storm