PillClinton

Agreed. The rise of indie development seems to be providing a much-needed shake-up.

From the FAQ:

Q: In Skyrim, there is a really nice perk system with 18 separate skills. In Morrowind there are 27 different skills, with a class and attribute system. How do you plan on reconciling these differences?

A:We will use the Skyrim system as it is found in a vanilla copy of the game. To accomplish this we will simply merge those lost skills with the most applicable Skyrim ones. So items using short blade, long blade, blunt, axe, and spear will all be placed in the one handed and two handed Skyrim weapon categories, medium armors will be placed in the light and heavy armor categories, etc. If you really don't like the Skyrim system, then there are already mods restoring Morrowind attributes available on sites such as the Nexus that could be used in conjunction with Skywind.

That's incredible. This might just get me to actually play Skyrim again after completely burning out on it after 120+ hours, without even finishing the main story... but probably not.

I'd say the human experience with this ideology went pretty bad.

"Lulz"?

It's been a while, but yeah, I remember BS being fairly tough at spots.

I actually don't even think it's a very good game. Kind of a messy Uncharted clone with completely unlikable characters and a massive excess of silly cinematic, setpiece, hold-the-stick-forward-and-just-run-for-five-minutes-over-all-this-crumbling-shit moments. Well made game? Certainly. Good game? Not to me.

Good to see The Swapper gettin' some love. Fantastic game.

It's clearly a very well executed subtle troll... I hope.

...really hope.

Heavy squats.