Please dont say that, ur scaring me.

We can only hope for the best, just pretend it was Gamebryo's fault and they've rewritten it into something good now :) .......as they say.....hopefully

Stealth500k, Oblvion has been sort of different, although it's still basically slash/slash /slash repeatedly, but Morrowind was down to chance, which was increased by level, Obliv was more actiony in that all your attacks count and you actually choose when to block an attack, a shield in Morrowind was chance again, it would work sometimes and not others, if it did work though all damage was negated

TES games have ALWAYS been buggy regardless of the engine. It's the consequence for making a giant world with all those dynamic systems. You can't reasonably predict where things will go wrong.

I long ago accepted that so long as the bugs aren't ridiculous or game-breaking, I don't mind. Patches come.

So if you want to play as glitch free as possible, I suggest you personally add another year of development to the game, and put it on your shelf until a few patches have rolled out.

An odd question, but:

TES is a free-roaming RPG game notable for the scope of its game world and extensiveness of its lore. Unlike more traditional CRPGs and JRPGs which preceded it, TES places players in a vast, fully explorable continent or country.

It's similar to the sandbox of a GTA game, but on a larger scale since most of the buildings and locations you come across can likewise be fully explored. Few places in TES exist for show.

It is also famous for its nonlinear play, which allows players freedom to essentially do whatever they wish whenever they wish.

If that's a game you want to play then yeah, they're as good as they look.

That's ridiculous, lol. I'm waiting for the guy that says its too cpu-intensive for the Switch 2. This game is old af and has been released like 17 times.