Thinking about pre-ordering the PC version but I can't find any system requirements anywhere. 99.99% sure my rig will be more than up to it, in fact, I'd be disappointed if it couldn't play it on max, but was just wondering if anyone else was planning on buying it.
Anyone buying Skyrim?
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Problem is there's too many bloody games coming out at the moment. I really want to get Battlefield 3, Modern Warfare 3, and Deus Ex 3 (the original Deus Ex was, and still is, best PC game ever IMO 
And bearing in mind how little gaming time I get these days, I'll struggle to play through these 3 in the next 12 months, without trying to finish a huge freeform RPG as well! It does look pretty good though.
And bearing in mind how little gaming time I get these days, I'll struggle to play through these 3 in the next 12 months, without trying to finish a huge freeform RPG as well! It does look pretty good though.
Have to admit,I've not completed a game in ages due to the time factor. But this one looks really cool. Where Oblivion failed miserably for me was the fact that if you left it for a while, when you came back to it, it was impossible to know what on earth you were up to etc. I really hope they've managed to do something about that or it's likely to be a wasted £30
Yeah, played through some of DragonAge 1, never tried 2. Am part way through Mass Effect at the moment and yeah, I'd agree, that's awesome.
I only really tried it a few months ago after a mate told me that you could play it without hardly giving a thought to the whole team bit, and apart from selecting which characters you wanted on your team, you could just leave them to their own devices. Once I knew that, I bought it. The whole 'giving your team orders' is not something that I'm particularly taken with in games and they really made a big thing about that aspect of it when they released the game.
The bonus of only just playing it now is that it was cheap
I only really tried it a few months ago after a mate told me that you could play it without hardly giving a thought to the whole team bit, and apart from selecting which characters you wanted on your team, you could just leave them to their own devices. Once I knew that, I bought it. The whole 'giving your team orders' is not something that I'm particularly taken with in games and they really made a big thing about that aspect of it when they released the game.
The bonus of only just playing it now is that it was cheap