I don't get the feeling that he's bashing Skyrim. I feel like he's just pointing out the differences. Either way, I absolutely can't wait for this game. So happy to see it come to consoles!

I kinda have to agree with the article. Bethesda kinda took away when they eliminated the possibility to kill who ever you wanted to. I didn't play too far into Morrowwind but I killed the main quest giver in the city and it said something like "the main quest is ended, feel free to explore the world." I understand that there is so much to account for and it basically makes it impossible but I really wanted to kill Maven Blackbriar as soon as I met her but you can't. The Witcher felt like it had much more serious consequences, and that's what I loved about it. Maybe one day we will all be treated to a game where we can do whatever we want in the world and suffer the repercusions.

I don't like when Devs talk #### about gameplay in other devs games, hop off their nuts.

OH NO HE DIDNT!

The dude is right if he is referring to traditional story telling.

Skyrim is a game about the journey...hence why the first 20 hours of you wandering around out there is easily the best part of the game...when you finally are able to fast travel everywhere and start doing alot of the "quests" and main story line, you realize that "choice" is an illusion.

I love Skyrim, but it is really just a great hiking simulator.