Carlo, thats exactly what I want.

I'm sorry for not making my self clear the past few days.(plus spelling mistakes left and right) I broke my nose and I'm on pain medication.
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It's just not enough to look good and have a cool job title (just ask a sports
anchor) - you need to have skills to get ahead in the world. And in Morrowind
having the right skills can make the difference between inheriting your destiny
forty hours into the game, and restarting six times in a row because you keep
finding out your character is pathetically unprepared for the multitudinous
challenges this game has to offer. So believe me, you want to make as many good
choices as you can before you start, because you don't want to have to train up
a non-class skill to a decent level because you realized twenty hours into
playing that you can't survive without it. So we'll run through the skills, and
I'll offer my commentary on each. First, a disclaimer: these are only my
opinions. As I mentioned earlier in this FAQ I tend to take a "generalist"
approach, and people who play with a very narrowly focused type of play (or
character) are going to shake their heads in disgust at my suggestions. So take
whatever I (or anyone else) says with a grain of salt.
QUOTE(Deftech @ Sep 11 2005, 10:44 PM)
you never played Morrowind?
QUOTE(Foe-hammer @ Sep 11 2005, 10:53 PM)
Ya, the same was said about halo 2 (it being like halo 1, but better everything).....
I hope they still have the option, or should I say choice that lets you pick different races.
I love the redgaurd race.
Unfortunately I want that game even more now, and November (crossing fingers) can't come soon enough!!
Well, what I posted (skills and stuff) wasn't Ovlivion, it was Morrowind. I just wanted to give some people an idea of how skills are used in the Elder Scrolls series in general.
QUOTE(Shinamano @ Sep 13 2005, 12:04 PM)
Possibly not new...but what do you thnk a $70 collector edition?