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4GameCloud starts off the day with an Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Q&A. Bethesda's Pete Hines talks about pressure on the team, improving the open-ended gameplay, the storyline, magic and combat, AI, mod support and more.
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Pete Hines - No, no demo. It’s really impossible for us to take a big, huge, open-ended world and try to cut it up or somehow restrict it for folks to be able to play just a little bit of it."
Well, this is a big let down for me. After Morrowind, I will not buy ES4 without checking out demo first. A demo would have given some clues whether it's worth getting or not...
Gothic & Gothic 2 have demos that have limited area you can play in. I remember playing Gothic 1 demo in 2001 and being totally blown away by it, despite it's very limited small area. It was the sole reason I ended up buying Gothic and felling in love with the series.
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I did however buy Morrowind GOTY edition about 6 months ago and had a blast. Many more hours to be had in that game than most I have played in years.
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Good man, that's the sort of thing I like to see.