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How is the quality of the quests? I hear they're much more involved, that they tend to be more interesting, and that they have a much better narrative than Morrowind. Have you tried the stealth system at all? How is the quality of the dialogue (what the npcs speak, not dialogue choices). How is the VO work, and does it seem to help with immersion? From the videos they remind me of the talking heads from Fallout. Most of what I read on this forum and others are tech bits about graphics, performance, UI etc. But the few that talk about the actual content seem to be ecstatic (they are also large, mainstream gaming forums).

It's just a mobile game, it likely doesn't have a dialogue system at all.

Did anyone see this? Bethesda is apparently making an Isometric version of Oblivion for mobile phones. http://www.elderscrolls.com/games/oblivion...le_overview.htm "OMAGMG, BETHSEDA CAN NVER MAKE AN ISOMETRIC GAMEW@!@!#, THEY SAID SO THEMSELVES!!!!!" While it's just a phone game, it's still kind of funny.

No, I bet he'll pirate it to "make a statement".

The PC Gamer that reviewed this is PC Gamer UK, which is usually tough on games and their faults. 96% is the highest score they've ever given, and it's been to only 4 or so games. They say the only reason it didn't get "it's rightful place" with the other 96'ers is because of a couple technical issues, and the NPC-NPC dialogue which can sometimes break the immersion from forgetting who you are, or repeating lines to eachother. They also say these are small faults. BTW, Morrowind got something like a 82 from PC Gamer UK, so this is hardly "another morrowind" as far as they're concerned.

Vaultman would make a good politician.