Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="CrimsonReaver" data-source="post: 5729925" data-attributes="member: 91729">There are a lot of games I'm content to play on consoles, including many first-person shooters where, previously, I never would've played them without a mouse for aiming, but there are definitely those titles that I'll only play on a computer.&nbsp; Elder Scrolls is one of them.I've read in a couple reviews and heard from a few people now that the loading times, particularly when entering buildings in town, get to be extremely frustrating.&nbsp; Even if it's only a 10-second load time, that'd quickly get on my nerves as I try exploring the towns.&nbsp; Constantly have to wait for the new location to load, having my game experience interrupted as I move through what should be a seamless environment, would just ruin the experience for me.Plus, I find menus, like inventory, are typically handled better on PC than consoles.&nbsp; Just a personal preference.&nbsp; And given the number of releases coming out this time of year, there's a large enough selection of games I can and will play on the consoles that I can easily afford to wait for Skyrim.Besides, I also want to upgrade my computer to make sure I can handle the highest settings for The Old Republic and Diablo III.&nbsp; (Though, Diablo III probably won't require much, since Blizzard tends to ensure their games to run on the lowliest of systems, never pushing the limits for processing or visual requirements.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CrimsonReaver, post: 5729925, member: 91729"] There are a lot of games I'm content to play on consoles, including many first-person shooters where, previously, I never would've played them without a mouse for aiming, but there are definitely those titles that I'll only play on a computer. Elder Scrolls is one of them. I've read in a couple reviews and heard from a few people now that the loading times, particularly when entering buildings in town, get to be extremely frustrating. Even if it's only a 10-second load time, that'd quickly get on my nerves as I try exploring the towns. Constantly have to wait for the new location to load, having my game experience interrupted as I move through what should be a seamless environment, would just ruin the experience for me. Plus, I find menus, like inventory, are typically handled better on PC than consoles. Just a personal preference. And given the number of releases coming out this time of year, there's a large enough selection of games I can and will play on the consoles that I can easily afford to wait for Skyrim. Besides, I also want to upgrade my computer to make sure I can handle the highest settings for The Old Republic and Diablo III. (Though, Diablo III probably won't require much, since Blizzard tends to ensure their games to run on the lowliest of systems, never pushing the limits for processing or visual requirements.) [/QUOTE]

Verification