Sacred Haven of Debauchery

Better not try it, it's not very good.

Well, I finally installed Skyrim. I have to say, it's a decent game, but it could have been better – especially the nature; those three-polygon trees are already outdated. I also didn't really like the combat system – arrows fly straight to the target, no matter how hard you pull the bowstring, and melee combat is limited to just swinging, power attacks, and blocking. Even Heroes 3 had more variety in that regard. And they put me in jail for stealing a tomato :3

The "combat system" is practically the same as in the previous installment. As I already said, I didn't like Skyrim. I installed it, launched it. I ended up in some kind of carriage, being taken somewhere, crossing some borders, and even in the same carriage as the leader of the rebellion. Well, the plot is just a minor detail in this type of game, so it doesn't really matter.
The character generator hasn't advanced much since the previous installment. The menu is primitive, and the interface is generally awful and unfriendly. I ran around for a few hours, thinking that at least the main quest should be interesting. I got to those old "shouters," and when they started trying to sell me something and train me to shout, it became too boring, so I turned it off and haven't played it since.