I put a lot of time into quite a few games online. I got pretty good at Super Smash Bros Brawl, Halo 2 & 3, CoD MW 1 & 2, BFBC2, FIFA 09, NBA 2k11, and Civilization Revolution throughout that time.
[QUOTE="princeofshapeir"][QUOTE="Lethalhazard"] Wait, they're seriously using the awful leveling system from Oblivion? For gods sake....................Johnny_Rock
He doesn't know what he's talking about. Peter Hines said there are difficulty sliders and you can be a high-level dude walking into a low-level area and flatten everything, and vice-versa. Regarding the speed run of the game in two hours: that was the MAIN QUEST. Not all of the hundreds of side quests nor the hundreds of dungeons. The main quest in Oblivion is relatively short, but even that takes you a good 20 hours on your first time. The Bethesda "tester" is a DEVELOPER OF THE GAME, not some random dude they plucked off the street; he has been more familiar with this game than most of us are familiar with our toilets.
1. Actually I do know what I am talking about. The sliders are not global and do not effect trash mobs.
2. A 2 hour main quest is pathetic. It took me 56 hours to do the main quest in Dark Souls. P A T H E T I C.
You do realize it's going to be super easy for him to speed run the game in no time because he developed the game right?
It does seem to suffer from some "Call of Dutyfication". But lets wait and see how it turns out eh.
nameless12345
How does it look like it suffers from "Call of Dutyfication"? It's not even a multiplayer-centric game. There is an online mode, but it's based on vehicle play.
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