[retired_solus]

Been reading a bit through here and I've been looking at the game online and in the shop. Would people, flat out, reccomend me buying it?

[retired_shelly1969]

But it, or we send Ruckus round to eat all of your Twinkies.

[retired_ms.graff]

Originally posted by cjnwa:
Been reading a bit through here and I've been looking at the game online and in the shop. Would people, flat out, reccomend me buying it?

If your computer can handle it... without question - yes

[retired_katie14]

ffs I dropped off the amulet and was given a horse to help mke. Then I went to see the heir and stopped to talk to some people outside Kvatch.

I dismopunte dmy horse for a wander about and talk with the locals then when I got back on they all accused me of stealing and attacked me even though it's MY FECKING HORSE.

[retired_cherylweston]

are you sure it was yours?

i got on what i thought to be my horse, but it turned out to be someone elses.

mine was in another field.

[retired_katie14]

Yeah I'm sure - it was the only one there.

I'd saved it beforehand so tried again and the same happened.

[retired_rgibson881]

Originally posted by Neil Purvis:
Yeah I'm sure - it was the only one there.

I'd saved it beforehand so tried again and the same happened.

Very same thing happened to me in the exact same spot, must be a bug.

[retired_itsthewitchinme]

Just fast travel to another town and your horse will be transported to the stables outside

[michaelwoodcock]

Hmmm, only been playing six days, but it's all getting a bit boring now

Leveling system means the game is basically the same difficulty all the way through from what I can gather, so in all reality, what's the point? For every new skill I develop, for every new spell I learn, so does almost every other enemy.

At least in Morrowind, if you put in the time to become a kick ass swordsman, or an uber mage, then you showed the benefits, in combat most of all. Now it's like train and train to become an expert sword fighter, but so does every other person in the world?

Don't get me wrong, the storyline is engaging, and the game itself is gorgeous, but the leveling and combat system are game basics, and if they are wrong, just throws the whole thing off.

Supposedly there are several mods in development to combat this though. The advantage of the PC version :thup:

[retired_abess]

I really should read the manual as I don't have the foggiest about leveling and suchlike.