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[Frankie]

Originally Posted by Wolf Thug

Huh !Your english is poor "the lame shark is hunting for the prey"??

My English is just fine, thanks for the concern. The sheer fact though that you got into this topic hints me what a capital troll you are.

[cnquist]

Originally Posted by Skyfly

The biggest obstacle, for P Torment, and say a Morrowind, is the amount one invests in immersion. You have to get comfortable with the setting and atmosphere and that takes some effort, relatively speaking, you're not a hero looking for gold in a dungeon a la Diablo. One might get turned off by the quirky setting, the planes and the inhabitants, they are unconventional. I liked that, though...

That's true I tried Morrowind but I just didn't have the time to invest myself to really get into it. Combat in that game seemed really hard to use. Seems like a shame because if I could get into it I bet I would have been in for a treat.

Originally Posted by _r.u.s.s.

the reviewer isn't comming back cause some unfunny people set all his posts to be approved by admin first, which would chase anybody away of course

That stinks. Maybe he deserved it but from reading this review I don't think he did.

[Simoneer]

One review doesn't tell you everything about a person...

I've seen BloodPigggy here and there. He's a wanna-be elitist. Would most likely call one a f@g for liking modern RPGs. Such can get on ones nerves easily.

[ianfreddie07]

Well, at least Pigggy gives a very detailed review, regardless of it being positive or negative.

[Simoneer]

...Not that it had anything to do with my point, but indeed.

[virumor]

Originally Posted by Simoneer

I've seen BloodPigggy here and there. He's a wanna-be elitist. Would most likely call one a f@g for liking modern RPGs. Such can get on ones nerves easily.

Funnily enough, the majority of RPG elitists (like at RPG Codex) consider PS:T the best thing since the invention of the wheel & Chris Avellone as the new Messiah. Posting this review on the Codex would probably lead to some hilarious flamewars.

That said, to me it seems PS:T is one extreme in RPG: all story, barely any gameplay while Oblivion (& other Bethesda games) are all gameplay & barely any story.

BioWare's games seem to fall a bit in between.

[ianfreddie07]

Originally Posted by virumor

Oblivion (& other Bethesda games) are all gameplay & barely any story.

Yes, there was gameplay. But Bethesda decided to make it simplistic (and stupid) to appeal to the mainstream crowd. That's why I relied on mods to improve my gameplay experience with Oblivion.