[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] TH3_AV3NG3R [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Wyzilla [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] TH3_AV3NG3R [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Wyzilla [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Gondile "Haha, what noobs, I'm not going to fast travel!" *Takes literally 4 in game days to walk to city* "Haha nope back to Fast Travel" If you usin' carriages y'all cheatin.[/quote] You're doing it wrong. Use the werewolf, buy a horse, or become a vampire lord. Cuts travel time by two thirds.[/quote] We can at least agree on something. Horses in Skyrim are not useless.[/quote] Horses are great for hunting now, thanks to mounted combat. Good for taking on giants as well. Grab a bow, get some animal skins, or take out that giant that's been a little too close to the road. Although I don't like to kill giants. More of a dickish move, since they're peaceful and are handy dragon deterrents.[/quote] All they need to do now is bring back 1st person mode for horses. TES was always about what the player wanted and not being able to go into first person view while on the horse especially since it was in Oblivion rather made me a bit mad. Also, about the other post you made, yeah Skyrim's writing sucks. It seems they need to learn a thing or two from the Mass Effect franchise if we forget about ME3 of course.[/quote] Or just take the character writing from KOTOR. Bioware does make some awesome characters that seem to be 'alive'. The only 'alive' chars in Skrim for me are Cicero and Serana, simply because they interact more often, dance, clap, etc. And I did wonder what the -blam!- happened to the first person camera, TP bow aiming on [i]horseback[/i] is a pain in the ass I don't want to deal with but have to. The only really awesome, perfect quest I think was the Dark Brotherhood, as I actually got pissed when my bro's got killed, and was happy to find out that -blam!-r had survived (along with HOLY -blam!- THE BLACK DUDE LIVED?!). The Thieves Guild was mehish meanwhile, the Main Quest was OK, but the Civil War sucked balls. I mean really, Attack of the Clones had a better tension and climax, and writing. Those speeches were laughably botched and washed out by the music. 'Least Christopher Plumber did a great job.