Skyrim for PC

PCgamer.com wrote:

We got a review copy of Skyrim the day the game was officially finished, but it’s curiously buggy. Among a lot of minor problems such as issues reassigning controls, there’s glitchy character behaviour that can break quests, and AI flipouts that can turn a whole town against you. And the interface isn’t well adapted to PC: it sometimes ignores the position of your cursor in menus. There’s an update due as soon as the game’s out, but there’s a hell of a lot to patch here. Next time, maybe don’t commit to a specific release day just because it has a lot of elevens in it?

Trolololol, way to go Bethesda!

Aside from the PC bugs, however, the review was predictably, insanely positive. They state that a PC capable of running Oblivion at 50-60 fps will run Skyrim at 30-40 fps with maximum settings. Also, this:

PCgamer.com wrote:

The games we normally call open worlds – the locked off cities and level-restricted grinding grounds – don’t compare to this. While everyone else is faffing around with how to control and restrict the player, Bethesda just put a fucking country in a box. It’s the best open world game I’ve ever played, the most liberating RPG I’ve ever played, and one of my favourite places in this or any other world.

I got it for xbox and its a tad buggy for it too but its a great game so far and there are too many distractions to deal with that take me away from the main quest. Already met Mr. Mad Shey allready (Which was a really nice quest/cameo thingy cus he did talk about things you would remember if you played Shivering isles.) But it was definitely worth pre ordering it 3 months ago and it was worth the 5 year wait X3