The problem is that you might know where you're supposed to go, as in the location name, but you don't know where that is, and the map is useless. But if you use the strategy guide (and later the internet) to find out where places are, you can cut down the playtime signicantly. Otherwise it's really not too difficult.
I want to play an Elder Scrolls game eventually, even if just to say that I have played one. There are just so many other games I'd rather play lol. Maybe when I'm retired 
But I stand corrected about the goals. Guess I just like a linear structure.
I think so but if any of those yetis get bitten, then you're in big trouble lol
I showed my wife your comment (because Poe is her all time fave too) and she said you're a smart dude. Congratulations, sir! But hopefully you two will never meet because she'd probably kill for that 1903 anthology lol
Dang, that's complicated. I can't see myself playing such a time-intensive game, especially since it doesn't have clear goals to go for, but I enjoy hearing about your adventures 
I want the physical copies of the Fatal Frame games but dang, for $2 a pop it might be worth double dipping (assuming I do get the discs eventually). The other thing that interests me is Dead Nation for $3.
I'd say the guide ends about 2/3 of the way in. I just got past the big "Law or Chaos" fork in the story, so I guess I'm in the endgame now. I'm going the Law path first but I've got my second save slot ready to go the Chaos route after. I wanna do both so hopefully that's not wishful thinking lol
I think it's funny that none of us have beaten this game yet lol
I figure that the zombie apocalypse must have recently started because really, how long can the stocks of helicopter fuel last?
Whoa, cool! I'll keep an eye on that. And you really gotta read Neverwhere if you haven't. It's fantastic.
