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My boyfriend is waiting for this game xD I've seen trailers of it and saw where they said the dragons are unscripted which means they roam around freely just attacking anything, anywhere, etc. pretty cool that this game ties into nature pretty well and the graphics look beautiful, I also like the dual-wield ability and the enhancing spells/magic using both triggers or whatever.

One thing I really hope they get rid of from Oblivion is non-scaling quest rewards, like the one ice-sword from an early quest that doesn't peak until you're level 30, so you either take junk from the guy or hold off on claiming it until you've already beaten the game. Just a stupid piece of game design. Hopefully it's fixed in Skyrim.

The armour thing is the only major issue that I've had so far, or felt I've had, as far as item issues. Mirri having already been in existance for a while when I got the expansion didn't have that issue since she was higher level to begin with.

Even though lower level characters can get higher level items, I've found that, in Morrowind at least, they aren't usually easy to get so it balances out that way in a sense. If you do manage to get something special, you usually need to work for it.

I found that having the UESP wiki open whilst playing the game made things of that sort a lot easier. :p

Well then it's hardly the games fault then, is it? :P. Though I did manage to find one of the cameo rings without help, simply by virtue of insisting on exploring every bit of every map. Wouldn't want to miss anything. ;). Though that is, of course, why I was already higher than my dad's finishing level when I was half-way through Baldur's Gate.

Clean-up in Skyrim thread. Suzerain's jaw is on the floor.

http://www.g4tv.com/videos/53441/The...Gameplay-Demo/

-cleans up after Suzerain-

It's a really tasty looking game...

My boyfriend is also sitting on pins and needles in anticipation for this game.

Heh. The new inventory system looks nice. I wonder how they're going to pull off the dual spell thing for PC. I don't have a consol that can run it.

Probably right-click + left-click, I'd imagine.

Somehow I doubt it will be that basic. One hopes though.

We might be talking about two different things. I can't imagine the mapping for dual-wielding controls will be anything else. It isn't really any more basic than right trigger + left trigger on a console controller.

Also, I'm still waiting on word from the whole "mods for consoles" idea before I decide which system to get it for. If I get it for PC, I'm going to get a gamepad to play it with anyway (despite finally haveing a USB mouse for my laptop).

"Right click" in Morrowind on PC is assigned to pause and the box display for maps, inventory, spells, and stats. There's a number of keyboard commands that I don't use because taking my hand off the mouse to activate the right hand keys get's tricky. It's also a pain in the butt. I'm just going to assume the current keyboard commands will be shifted around since most of the logical keys are taken up with other things.

Maybe you could just get a controller Quiet? I think you can get a pretty decent one for not TOO much money, and you could use it for other stuff too right?

I don't have many other games but that's a thought anyway. I haven't used a controller with a computer since I played a game on my dad's old Mac that had a joystick.

Do you have a PS1? You could buy a USB converter for it and then it would even be a fairly comfortable controller ;)