The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

I'm currently at lvl 35 and find the game way too easy, and I'm playing a fighter/assassin mix with some magic abilities on default difficulty. Sure, the enemies are leveling up with me, but unless I'm attacked by five or six fully armed daedra at once, they're a complete walkover. I've never played Morrowind, so I have no idea how that system worked compared to this one, but surely, it must have been better?

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Well, taking into consideration that the monsters are supposed to be about equal to my own level, something is very wrong, since the game was much more challenging earlier on...but perhaps it's all the powerful items I've collected over the course of the game that tips the scales in my favour.

And on anoter note, I love reading about people that, after waiting four years for the sequel to Morrowind, blatantly cheats and/or misuses the skillsystem to get ahead or to better their characters skills, and then moan and whine about the new system being horrible because they can french-kiss a wall for three hours to max out a skill...never once thinking about why they actually chose to do this.

It all comes down to choices; you can play the game the way it was ment to be played, in which case the skill system makes perfect sense...or you can misuse it and then whine and sulk about it.

In the end, it says a helluva lot about what sort of person you are, and many people might not like what they discover.

There's nowhere I can't reach.