Me an Steam are off to a very good relationship start, don't care about the lack of hard-disc copies; they always end up collecting dust away. The main key to keep the game industry from milking your wallet is to always wait a few months after a game has been released for a lower price range lol, at least that works for me.

@Shane747 A personal moot subjective opinion, valid only to yourself.

@Goddammitj @tmthywtsn

LOL I did too after you mentioned it

@the_bi99man @tmthywtsn oh wow, yeah i don't know why I thought it's been out longer. I'm sure you get the idea though despite the my miscalculated time differential lol.

@Xtradivarious @tmthywtsn agreed, your right. Reviewers can choose to be a bit biased at times anyway.

This game is awesome, it's impressive that even after it's been released now for about 4 years people still come up with new ideas to enhance the Sky-rim experience. There are very few games that have captured my attention like Skyrim, especially over such a long period of time. Congrats to the inventive modding community and too Bethesda for keeping this series alive.

@Xtradivarious @tmthywtsn

you might not but others like myself who are always on the go do, it saves me time an money, it's quick an easy. I would have brought RE6 if it weren't for the rating system, was really looking forward to that game.

@Xtradivarious

The rating system does help spare people from losing money on crappy games though, case an point resident evil 6

@Drilbit777 @tmthywtsn true, but it might be good for a possible reboot maybe or just a continuation in a new direction with the series.

@Drilbit777 I thought in the first game they mentioned doing a kind of modern day God of War. Remember that video in the extras with Chrono's skeleton in the desert with the helicopters approaching it?