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[KingofstarrySkies]

..Oh yeah! I believe there's a bug there.
Also, I beat the game on Easy, then normal, and was going to put it down... And then I learned my prize for being hard was a Suited raiden.

I am now playing through Very Hard as Classy Raiden.

[IronTomato]

Gud luck!

And yeah, I've had problems with the debris segments at some points and I play on PC, although I'm not sure if they're the same ones other people had. The most common problem is Armstrong throwing the debris at me, and the game still plays a sound effect and stuff to prompt you to use blade mode, except it doesn't slow down like it usually does, giving you a split second to start holding the button before the debris slams into you. Also a couple of times where I failed the segment entirely even though I swear I cut right on the line.

[itisnotlogical]

I tried to fight the tutorial dragon at the Western Watchtower. I didn't use healing magic, because I didn't even realize that I had any; Skyrim is the only Elder Scrolls game (AFAIK) where all characters start with some default spells (Flames and Healing).

Unfortunately, Realistic Ragdolls didn't make the dragon killmove any more impressive; I just kinda dropped out of the dragon's mouth when the animation was over with.

Skyrim.

[MaximumZero]

Had to fight 15 space pirates at once.

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That game we're not supposed to talk about anymore.

[Rolan7]

I was playing on PC before but I picked up a 360 copy cheap.  I guess on topic, I died in Halo 3 a lot after getting this 360...  Completed Halo 1 PC legendary, barely managed 3 on normal.
And I played Half Life and Oni on the PS2 just fine!
There's this huge strange... dead zone, on the XBOX 360 thumbsticks?  So that I can't nudge the aim slightly, it has to be in wide sweeps.  It's awful

Had to fight 15 space pirates at once.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

That game we're not supposed to talk about anymore.

I thought you meant AM2R at first, but I don't remember any such room there

I tried to fight the tutorial dragon at the Western Watchtower. I didn't use healing magic, because I didn't even realize that I had any; Skyrim is the only Elder Scrolls game (AFAIK) where all characters start with some default spells (Flames and Healing).

Almost positive Oblivion does that too, I think the same two spells.  Well, "same", they work different of course.

[SaberToothTiger]

No Man's Sky? Maybe?

[Persus13]

You sure its the controller's problem and not the sensitivity setting?

[Rolan7]

I assumed it was just an XBOX thing, since it's happening in both Halo and Metal Gear Revengeance about the same.  Though maybe it's a weird hardware fault, I think it's refurbished.

[Reudh]

I tried to fight the tutorial dragon at the Western Watchtower. I didn't use healing magic, because I didn't even realize that I had any; Skyrim is the only Elder Scrolls game (AFAIK) where all characters start with some default spells (Flames and Healing).

Almost positive Oblivion does that too, I think the same two spells.  Well, "same", they work different of course.

Yeah, Oblivion had you start with a weak flame spell, that did 5pts fire damage on target, and a heal self spell that healed 5pts on self, I think. Some races/classes started with other spells; i think one of the elves started with Shock Touch, the bretons with Absorb Health, and I can't remember what else.

[Sirus]

Also, if you take Prequel as canon, all PCs also know basic telekinesis 

[Eric Blank]

And don't know how to use their hands to manipulate objects anymore.

[Sirus]

Not quite, they still use hands to use weapons, magic, and shields.

[Egan_BW]

If you could open doors with your mind, would you ever open them with your hands again?

[itisnotlogical]

If I had telekinesis I would use it all the time. I might not ever touch things with my hands again. I'd have to learn scrying though, so I could manipulate things that weren't in the immediate vicinity.

[pisskop]

Nonsense!  Theres plenty of things hands can do that telekinesis cannot.

Like holding things to telethrow
and fapping!
and, and things like pretending to be normal.

I presume, at the least, that there is a definite, if not abstract, limit of how much you can tk or how fine of a control you have over it, or if you can do something like shave with it (i.e. feel pressure like you could with your hands)