Skyrim

Yeah, it's fun. Not as fun as Fallout 3 (but then post apocalyptic always trumps relatively generic fantasy), but more fun than Oblivion and a billion times more fun than Dragon Age. To be honest, a lot of the fun comes from hearing people's stories of the glitches they encountered: Flying horses, rabbits swimming upstream, NPCs being clubbed by giants and hurled miles into the atmosphere only to land, unhurt, half a mile away, other NPCs hoving in the air. My best would be the cave I found which I could only get though by staring fixedly at the floor the whole way. And the bit where textures randomly disappear leaving whatever it is smooth and blueish, purplish white. Currently the texture loss disease is afflicting the Mage college and everyone's walking around with whitish blue robes on. Maybe something got into the washing. Or the rat thing that got stuck horizontally in a corridor and couldn't move until I finally fried it out of pity.

Skyrim

Yeah, it's fun. Not as fun as Fallout 3 (but then post apocalyptic always trumps relatively generic fantasy), but more fun than Oblivion and a billion times more fun than Dragon Age. To be honest, a lot of the fun comes from hearing people's stories of the glitches they encountered: Flying horses, rabbits swimming upstream, NPCs being clubbed by giants and hurled miles into the atmosphere only to land, unhurt, half a mile away, other NPCs hoving in the air. My best would be the cave I found which I could only get though by staring fixedly at the floor the whole way. And the bit where textures randomly disappear leaving whatever it is smooth and blueish, purplish white. Currently the texture loss disease is afflicting the Mage college and everyone's walking around with whitish blue robes on. Maybe something got into the washing. Or the rat thing that got stuck horizontally in a corridor and couldn't move until I finally fried it out of pity.