[QUOTE="koen57"]I could be wrong but i've read an article somewhere stating that the average african-american is around 18 years old (increadibly low on average) which would explain alot of the statistical data here. Younger employed, less experience, more layoff due to this and less years at the company etc. Think the original article was made to explain the entire ''african americans get payed less'' issue.Nibroc420

That seems too low.

Way too low to make sense.

I know, same thing i thought. But it was not an fake article as far as i know (actually got there through CNN).

http://www.pcgamer.com/2011/04/19/the-elder-scrolls-v-skyrim-mostly-a-directx-9-game-directx-11-support-a-possibility/

"Game director Todd Howard has been talking about the PC version of the game will compete with its console competitors. Aside from better quality textures and higher resolutions, he says Skyrim will "looks the same" on PC as it does on consoles."

Bethesda has really gone downhill. I don't know if this is a day one buy for me anymore. Can't the dx11 consoles comeout already? Even then we would still be stuck with their simpleflication though.

morrowindnic

Well now that is just sad...

Not suprising from a financial points of view

Just really sad...

Read the article yesterday and all i could see were improvements in the way you can fight/explore/talk with less of an focus on the ''mathematical'' building of your char.

Seriously, who cared about things like athletics, ''oh look at me i can jump 3 feet higher at lvl 100 compared to lvl 1, wohoo...''.

But do you guys seriously think you won't get any improvement in the diversity of the game from dual wielding magic/weapons/etc and the implementation of perks ?

On top of that you get a more natural leveling system without all the environment levels scaling stuff.

Man, im probably gonna enjoy this game so much :D.