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Originally Posted by ComicGuy89

Actually the only thing I really didn't like about Skyrim was, shockingly, its lack of freedom of choice. Missions are given to you whether you like it or not, and many of them have just one solution. It utterly ruins the role-playing aspect, requiring me to reload saves just to make sure I didn't receive the mission.

The worse Skyrim trap for me was the one where you got two choices, fight and kill every guard in Markath or go to prison and try and escape, what a pain in the nuts.

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

I love multiplayer.
Granted, I'm a huge fan of fighting games, so having the opportunity to fight my brother in them was always great.
The first time I got to play a fighting game online. Oh god. I practically fainted in pleasure. My brother (And eventual brothers) tended to quickly drop below me in terms of skill, so I never really ascended in skill when it came to playing most fighters. Having the chance to play others online and constantly hone my gameplay was a godsend when you realized that the computer AI in fighters tend to just read inputs to beat the player.

I love multiplayer as well but what I don't love is that game devs seemed to start putting the multiplayer above the main campaign, even on games that don't even usually have multiplayer. Leaving both the multiplayer and the single player campaigns to feel tacked on and half finished because rather than focusing on making a good game, they are focusing on market trends.