Ladies,

I have been following elder scrolls online since it was ever mentioned. And I can not help but be concerned that this game will be yet another flop. I know there are a few of you that will flame like no other just because someone is not agreeing with you or being a yes man. But how many more bad reviews must we witness before it all starts to sink in? I like many others can only hope that this game with take MMO gaming to the next level. However its only wishful thinking at this point. So everyone grab tight before we hit this glacier

How many bad reviews have you read from people who have gotten legit hands-on game experience?

And how many bad reviews are actually out there? Since E3 ended there was one bad review that I remember reading, and countless others that were all positive.

Will the game flop? Sure, it possible could. But, just because a few people didn't like the game doesn't mean the game is going to flop. I've read many more positive reviews of the game then I have negative.

It depends. How many good reviews must you witness before it starts to sink in?

Will the game flop? I don't know but there is no real point to this discussion unless you have reasons and possible fixes.

1. I am no lady.

2. There are no "yes men" or "haters" here, just people expressing their individual opinions (I'm assuming you are one of them).

3. There have been both positive and negative reviews so far, with more positives from what I have seen.

4. Please, don't forget to take your meds.

Thank you.

I don't think ESO will redifine the MMO genre, I think it will be rather hoo hum compared to some of the other 'ground breaking' MMOs on the horizon. I do, however, think that it will be an awesome experience being able to explore all of Tamriel, especially with friends and random people alike. With ESO, I am not expecting the next greatest thing to revolutionize my gaming experience as I know it. What I am expecting is solid gameplay, above average if not stellar graphics, a sense of exploration that only the ES series can produce, and most importanly (if all of the above criteria are met) an amazing world to spend a very long time in.

If you hadn't called us all Ladies, I'd keep this open, but since we're already getting a bit close to the edge, I'm gonna lock this. Just not getting the topic off on the right foot.

Also, just an FYI, the Titanic hit an iceberg, not a glacier.