The biggest problem I had with Skyrim is that all the quests feel too similar. Now, that might be because I spent the majority of my time doing too many side quests and not enough of the 'big ticket' ones, but the sameness of the quests I did drove me to push through the main questline and 'finish' it.
True and 99% of them solved by combat. But it is ElderScrolls.
And I totally agree with that. It's ridiculous you can be the head of the Dark Brotherhood and then go and join the Companions with no questions asked. Those two things should not be compatible.
From a 'correctness' point of view sure. But from a practicality stand point, I don't want to be locked out.
Also I don't like that there doesn't seem to be that many dialogue options. Maybe it's just that I grew up playing Bioware RPGs where I could up my speech and talk my way out of anything, but in Skyrim persuade and intimidation seems pretty uncommon. Maybe it's just because I haven't used it enough.
Yeah it isn't particularly. Mostly you end up just intimidating because it works better anyway heh.
yep. for free too! do you not read my posts choc? i mentioned this a few times about 2-3 weeks ago when i was deciding on real-world experience coding or going to gdc and studying for another 9 months (+gdc)
edit: in the end it was real world experience + money then going to gdc next year on my own dime.
Good choice career wise I would suggest.