CaptainTightPants

Saints Row 3 has better driving, shooting, melee, and animations. It has at least one good side activity(genki). It doesnt force you to play shitty side activities for respect so you can advance in the story. The leveling and abilities are a great addition. It has a weapon upgrade system. It has some actual variety in the missions. Saints row 3 has you falling out of planes in tanks, battles in freefall, a wrestling match, a virtual world. While the missions in Saints row 2

Saints Row 3 has better driving, shooting, melee, and animations. It has at least one good side activity(genki). It doesnt force you to play shitty side activities for respect so you can advance in the story. The leveling and abilities are a great addition. It has a weapon upgrade system. It has some actual variety in the missions. Saints row 3 has you falling out of planes in tanks, battles in freefall, a wrestling match, a virtual world. While the missions in Saints row 2

@I_smell said:

I watch the youtube video but I still don't know what the joke is.

The premise of Inception is that there's something locked inside a dream inside a dream and these "dream investigators" go within the dream inside a dream to find the hidden thing. I may be slightly off in my description of it, but like I say, I haven't seen it or a trailer for it or anything else. And the soundtrack apparently always builds up to a "BWOOOOOOOOOOOONNNNNG!" when something is about to happen or be revealed. So, whenever people talk about a something inside a something as a twist, they'll make a "BWOOOOONG!" sound, referencing the "clever" film plot.  So, since in AC, there is an instance of accessing the animus from inside the animus, it's fairly "Inception"-like. Unless someone is talking about Xzibit (not in this case), which is an entirely different "thing inside a thing" reference, but you wouldn't make a BWOOOONNNNG! sound for that.

I stole something, dropped it, and then the NPC told me that I dropped something that belonged to me.  Love the AI.

I know that Microsoft recently started that as part of some security thing but I never found it to be all that annoying since it stops spinning after a few minutes. Don't think it will be patched out soon unless it starts creating some major issues though.  (Or maybe they are testing it and it will go away, Can't really say but don't hold your breath.)

HA! God No, I would give the game 5/5 but that is overlooking a lot of bugs and broken npc's I have run in to.  It is nowhere near perfection.

@Animasta: I don't feel like I've been a dick. At the end of the day TES has still always been a fairly in-depth RPG. If you want "games" that focus on the experience and don't involve any challenge, thinking or interaction there's an almost infinite amount of them out there. Shitting on the few games with depth left is sort of pointless, provided you don't blindly buy anything there's some sort of hype going on about. If you do buy games purely based on hype you really don't deserve better in my opinion. That would just make you a marketing sheep. Especially since the default difficulty in Skyrim really is piss-easy - which is totally fine, but still dumb enough by any standard and for any modestly competent player.

So I haven't accomplished one, but you can pull off some stealth executions right?
My question is when can you start doing them, When you get the 15x dagger thing perk?  Then do you just attack normally, or hold the attack button?
 
I am enjoying playing as a Stealth Archer so far, but I would like to use the dagger as well. 

Yeah there should really be a way to have your horse not foolishly attack every enemy, its cool when it helps you out but not when it just rushes enemies itself.