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The Elder Scrolls: Blades (Switch) | Review Thread
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I absolutely love the savagery on display in those reviews. Bethesda deserves such scathing criticism over shit like this... and well, over pretty much anything they do these days. From Fallout 76 to the latest Denuvo kernel level anti-cheat for Doom Eternal, that they had to promise to patch out again after a few days, Bethesda is faster than ever becoming synonymous with shit.
My kids hog my Switch so I play on my iPad Pro mostly, I am a huge ES fan...
I don't even have this installed. It's just dull overall, no charm in the town building / NPC's, the greedy as fuck IAP has been toned down a little but the combat is dull as shit (Infinity Blade did it better 10 years ago) and you have the choice to play basically a Spell-sword or Warrior and that's about it.
On mobile I would kill for a port of Morrowind or Oblivion, on Switch just play Skyrim.
I don't even have this installed. It's just dull overall, no charm in the town building / NPC's, the greedy as fuck IAP has been toned down a little but the combat is dull as shit (Infinity Blade did it better 10 years ago) and you have the choice to play basically a Spell-sword or Warrior and that's about it.
On mobile I would kill for a port of Morrowind or Oblivion, on Switch just play Skyrim.
Morrowind is available on Android devices through OpenMW (a recreation of the original Morrowind engine with better scripting and such)
Jesus, I never imagined they'd release it like this in switch - I was under the impression they'd release a 'better' game with an actual price and stripped of micro transactions. Didn't they do that successfully with puzzle and dragons?
