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It is fantastic. Everything you'd expect from a Deus Ex game. I'm so relieved, because it could've been bad.

Indeed, where Ada takes on the Tribunal expansion! :D Hoping to see that one finished one day, she's still working on them.

Diversified Wasteland Clothing, I've used that mod! :thumbsup:

Indeed. The Bethesda forums has been my internet home for a while now, very nice community. :) Nothing wrong with you guys though. :P

They're all on Bethblog too: http://www.bethblog.com/index.php/2011/08/24/the-races-and-faces-of-skyrim/

I have a different one that is my favourite actually: The Neveragaine But I'll check out your recommendation now. :)

Uriel Septim: Let me see your-- Ahhh! Never mind, turn around! Turn around! You are the one from my nightmares!

Do you have a small monitor? That could explain it.

There's nothing Nordic about us Dutchmen. :P

Read about it on RPS. Pretty awesome.

Yep, that's the rather late Ausgamer shot. :P

Unfortunately, living in Europe means I'm going to have to wait a little longer. At least I managed to pre-order the Augmented edition dirt cheap. And hell yes it's going to be worth getting.

Lol it's pretty disheartening to see the company trying to do the right thing and everyone is still just tearing them down.. I can see where the concerns are coming from but surely it's a step in the right direction. It is, but it's one taken way too late.

They're just advertising their newest upcoming stuff. http://www.razerzone.com/switchblade

I think that 'Vote for me' could use a little extra explanation about the FOTM feature in a pop up menu along with a 'are you sure you want to vote?' message. Right now you instantly vote when clicking on it and new members may not be aware of what the voting thing is about.

Hello, familiar name. :)

Oblivion's lockpicking minigame was harder than Fallout 3's lockpicking minigame. But Oblivion's lockpicking system was easier in the sense that with a lockpicking skill of 5, you could attempt to unlock any lock you want. You just need to be good at the minigame, then no lock can stop you regardless of your security skill. Fallout 3's minigame is somewhat easier, but there you can't actually attempt to lockpick a lock unless your lockpicking skill is high enough. I thought FO3's was better: It has a higher focus on character skill rather than player skill (It's an RPG after all!), and the minigame is played quick and easy if your character is skilled enough, so it doesn't get tedious.

Speccy is a nice tool which can give you a simple overview of your hardware, as well as further details. But i'd rather not buy a $25 program to find out. I have an AMD Athlon II X2 255 processor 3.10GHz 6 GB RAM. And i don't know where to find the red of the info. It's free, there are free download mirrors right under it (Filehippo and another), the $25 thing is a donation button of some sorts I think.

Prey 2 is going to be awesome and not your standard FPS. But yes it has guns and aiming down iron sights. Shocking! :P

Hard to say. Very fond of Vilja at the moment.

Is he hiding there? People angry at him over a failed RobCo experiment? Doesn't look like he's been taking care of himself, that hair and moustache needs some work!

Would kinda suck if your Nerevarine is a spear wielding Argonian and he arrives in Skyrim... Where are mah spears?!

Speccy is a nice tool which can give you a simple overview of your hardware, as well as further details.

I'm pretty sure there'll be dwemer ruins again, at one point in the Skyrim trailer there's some dwemer pipes in a room (the character is sneaking in third person at the time) and in one of the 'making of' kind of videos I've seen a dwemer centurion animation.

Morrowind has level scaling too, somewhat. There's nothing wrong with it, if it's used correctly. Oblivion did it wrong. Fallout 3 did it much better. Skyrim's system will be much like Fallout 3's.