I know right?

Some people were whining earlier that Bethesda made it so Vampires in Dawnguard finally get stronger when they feed rather than getting stronger when they starve themselves.

Really now? Ha. Okay bro.

So lets recap..
Hes mad that the Xbox is getting it first..and that the PS3/Xbox 360 isn't getting TES Online..and that the DLC won't be the size of Morrowind and Oblivion?

Seems legit.

Sorry to veer off-topic (actually, I'm not as this is clearly a troll thread) but I find this very, very difficult to believe. Actually, I think you're lying. Why you would bother is beyond me, but completing Dragon Age: Origins + all DLC (including expansion Awakenings which should add a good 10 - 15 hours)... no. Just no.

Sorry to veer off-topic (actually, I'm not as this is clearly a troll thread) but I find this very, very difficult to believe. Actually, I think you're lying. Why you would bother is beyond me, but completing Dragon Age: Origins + all DLC (including expansion Awakenings which should add a good 10 - 15 hours)... no. Just no.

Okay, Beta testers can you can confirm that dawnguard has 40 hours of content.

Really now? Ha. Okay bro.

Okay, Beta testers can you can confirm that dawnguard has 40 hours of content.

There's not really a proper way to measure playtime, I find it to be highly subjective to a specific player, so no I cannot. Even if I could, I think I'd rather not. Just wait until release.

CONSOLE PLAYERS ARE NOT MISTREATED AND AGGRIEVED ANY MORE THAN ARE PC PLAYERS. NOBODY HAS A RIGHT TO ANYTHING MORE THAN IS SPELLED OUT IN THE EULA.

Oy. This generation...

Okay, Beta testers can you can confirm that dawnguard has 40 hours of content.

To be honest I'm not too excited about Dawnguard. Vampires and 10-20 hours of gaming?

Pfft, with all the time they've took to bring it out (aaaages) I was expecting to have a huge new map to explore (all of Morrowind and Cyrodill at the very least) and 100 hours of gaming or more.

I am also annoyed that TESO is for PC and Mac only. I don't have a PC or Mac. I don't like PC and Macs. I want to play it on my PS3. I want to explore all of Tamriel on my PS3. Well at least Xbox 360 users are getting to feel the disappointment for once that PS3 users endure on a regular basis.

I still haven't got over the whole Skyrim PS3 debacle. I loved Oblivion to the point that I played over 1000 hours on it. I was so looking forward to Skyrim and waited aaaaaages on it coming out. Then once 50-60 hours into Skyrim it was the whole 'freeze, glitch, freeze, won't play' nonsense. I cried. Boo hoo, where's my mummy?

I think to make it up to all the mistreated and aggrieved PS3 users (why am I waiting longer for Dawnguard than Xbox 360 users ? Oh that's right, money) the hard work and effort should be put in to make sure TESO comes to PS3 and Xbox 360 users in 2013. Well June 2013 for PS3 and July 2013 for Xbox 360

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Well at least Xbox 360 users are getting to feel the disappointment for once that PS3 users endure on a regular basis.

I'm telling you right now bro. That number takes into account exploration time and everything.
The only set game time is the average time it takes to complete both main questlines.
They combine them. So very short questlines, but all the things to explore and the time you take to do your own thing COULD possibly take you 40 hours or more if you choose it. But they did not add 40 hours worth of quests. I can guarantee you that, because that is a ridiculous amount of quests.

I'm telling you right now bro. That number takes into account exploration time and everything.
The only set game time is the average time it takes to complete both main questlines.
They combine them. So very short questlines, but all the things to explore and the time you take to do your own thing COULD possibly take you 40 hours or more if you choose it. But they did not add 40 hours worth of quests. I can guarantee you that, because that is a ridiculous amount of quests.

Well, how exactly does one measure it? I don't really think there is an official way to measure it. What if you sneak through dungeons and strategically plan out how you're going to take out individual groups of enemies? What if you waltz on in and just bash everything in the face and rush through it? Then you find that one player finished the dungeon in 5 minutes while the other took 30 minutes. How exactly do you accurate measure the hours of content? It's highly subjective, like I said.

Todd Howard was very vague with his "10-20 hours of content" statement, and people either took it too literal, or tore the statement to pieces and assumed things about it. The only way to really know is just to wait for the release.

please Stop calling me bro, I'm not saying there is 40 hours worth of quests, I'm saying there's 40 hours of content,

Mike actually said that the main quest (DG) is 10-20 hours, not the entire Dlc.

Why do people insist on using "bro" on the Internet?
It svcks all intelligence from whatever they've written.

Well bro, if that was the case I'm pretty sure Todd Howard would not have said 10-20 hours of content.

Well, how exactly does one measure it? I don't really think there is an official way to measure it. What if you sneak through dungeons and strategically plan out how you're going to take out individual groups of enemies? What if you waltz on in and just bash everything in the face and rush through it? Then you find that one player finished the dungeon in 5 minutes while the other took 30 minutes. How exactly do you accurately measure the hours of content? It's highly subjective, like I said.

Todd Howard was very vague with his "10-20 hours of content" statement, and people either took it too literal, or tore the statement to pieces and assumed things about it. The only way to really know is just to wait for the release. Also, IIRC you were in the beta forums as well so I assume you are basing your statements off how long it took you to complete the DLC. Keep in mind that how fast you played through it has no true meaning because everybody plays differently and at different speeds, or takes different approaches, etc.