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I fear that I can understand some of the 'bitchin', as you so politely put it. For us vets (not just PESGaming, but PES full stop), were in our heyday during PES 3 through 6, but with the advent on the PS3/360 the game has changed. We never used to care about gameplay, because it was right...

Interesting choice of phrase. That's more like it, well said abu. Nothing is ever perfect, but there are ways and means of discussing things, but this PES v FIFA debate is not one of them. It is without fail the most counter-productive debate the PES section will ever see. This is after all a...

That would require us to read every single post made on the forums every single day. There are only a few of us and we have more than one thread to check as well as normal lives/jobs/families to interact with. This is why we have the report post function. See something you don't like? Report...

We get a thread like this every year and every year it's the same old thing. The same fanboy bickering from both sides that constantly regurgitates the same arguments. Now unless people want to start to discuss the differences in an adult manner, then I'm just going to close this and book...

Do it. Skyrim has one thing BF hasn't. A decent single player campaign.

Pretty much, yes. Crap I know, but poisons are very easy to make.

You can make or find poison, you can then add this to your weapon for it's next shot/strike. (Pretty much the same system as was used in Oblivion)

Just had a battle at a bandit hideout near Windhelm. 6 bandit's versus little old me. Killed two with my bow before switching to my beloved glass Greatsword to take out two more plus the leader (who I have to say was one tough sob.) Looked at the compass and realised I was missing a bandit. He...

It's a gift he has. Welcome to the forums Josh :thumbsup:

Welcome kwapsy :thumbsup:

I'm playing on 360 and after many hours can say with ease that this is considerably less buggy than Oblivion and Fallout NV.

"Let's face it, I don't always think things through" :laugh: I love the sense of humour in this game! Got to be my fave quest so far!

Pissed myself laughing when I got to the farm & heard some of the antics :laugh: Just at leaving to find the 'woman' now... Edit: Holy shit! That mead must have been really fucking strong!!! :shocking:

I shall leave you to ponder that.... but there is more to it than that ;) On another, very amusing quest now, involving a broken staff and a missing goat. How the hell do they think think this stuff up!

Okay, I'm back in Breezehome. Must have just been until things settled down again. Looks like the keys thing might not be as important as I feared, but just in case I will be carrying it in future. I will say no more about Whiterun. I am following a certain plot line at the mo...

Damn. Just sacked Whiterun, victoriously. problem is that I left the key for my house in the house and now I cannot get back in! Nearly 15,000 gold in there + tons of loot :facepalm: Let this serve as a lesson to you all. Keep your house keys on you.

Welcome to the forums :thumbsup:

Currently I have around seven main quests and over 20 misc ones. Like Dale says, it's so easy to get distracted and get swayed off course. I've got 3 or 4 of these... not sure what to do with them yet, so have put them in my house for later review.

At last! Got my first dragon in ages! A weak blood dragon, but a dragon all the same. Dragon tooth crater, not far west of Dragon Bridge village.

Spent about 10 minutes following him. Got attacked by 2 mages the first time (frost attacks which slowed me too much, and the second time by two bears and a wolf, by the time I'd seen them off he vanished again. If I do get to a quest, it better be bloody worth it!