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I'm not saying platforming, in general. I'm talking about the ridiculously frustrating platforming the first had. Climbing up a rotating cylinder where if you even look at the flat side of a blade out of the corner of your eye you fall down. Or climbing across beams with saws coming at you while Kratos wobbles like he's been drinking all night. Or jumping back and forth 3 bloody times across the same moving platforms and saws, one time from a bad camera angle, and another time on a timer.

I would presume he has a gender, it sounds like an action game, not an RPG. He'll probably even have a name and personality!

Cupid. If the game has platforming like the first, I might have to pass. Everything about it was exceptional, except the platforming was so ridiculously frustrating at times.

hahaha I should have caught the similarity.

Why does temperature in the sahara vary from below 0C at night and over 50C during the day in winter?

You know it must be bad when those hard working gents in congress take a day off.

I thought this had been known for a while. And the answer to the question is really "no." It's Sawyer's personal project. Anyone who helps at all would be doing it in their free time. Unless that stance has changed.

Very few companies want to take customers away from consoles. Consoles are easier to QA for and harder to pirate.

lololololololololol

Awesome, fully supported. Though, I can't imagine the response time for a bombing would be fast enough to prevent the damage.

Their loss of money. By loss of money, you mean increase of money due to hitting the wildly more popular consoles while avoiding publishing a version that it subject to rampant piracy. Then they'll release the PC version a year or two down the road.

I had an active personal boycott of EA games for a while. Not simply out of gaming politics but because most of their recent games aren't worth purchasing over their older iterations. However, I loved the BF 2142 demo so much, I had to give up my scruples... just this once, though!

Mulberry? It's purple.

Yo soy un pato morado y un gato estas en mis pantalones.

Needs to be bigger.

Awesome game. I consider going back from time to time. What annoys me is the sheer number of people that take their internet spaceships way too seriously.

Dwarves are a short distance from Halflings. Halflings make everything suck.

I'll cut you.

Don't assault Shadowstrider here, guys. He's just here to talk about games, not be a Bethesda spokesperson. You're just as unlikely to convince him of your opinion on them as he is to convince you of his. Any discontent over Oblivion is assuradly known by Bethesda, at this point, anyway. Hopefully, it'll effect positively on future releases. I can only hope.

Just think back on me for inspiration. It's what the real Satan does.

You really should get on that. Bethesda can't conquer the world if they allow dissenting opinions. Trust me, I know.

I'm getting frustrated by God of War. The game it lots of fun, but the platforming sections are just aggravating. I'm at a point where I have to jump across a set of moving platforms with saws going between them. Then I have to go back, which is harder because you're jumping towards the camera this time, and then you have to go back across a third time. Bloody frickin' heck. I've died three times on the return trip. AAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

That's it. I hope you're happy. Oblivion is great, game of the year. I'll go buy 5 more copies.

Sand, you're making me ashamed to be in the Oblivion naysayer camp. shhh

So, instead of actually fixing the problem you offer lame work-arounds then offer sarcasm. Whatever. Fixing it would imply they felt there was a problem that needed fixing. As for sarcasm, you had more than enough of it in your posts, too. Shadowstrider, I would like to know, are the fellows at Bethesda involved with Oblivion happy with the difficulty leveling system and its overall reception?