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Anyone have this?

I got it last week and it's the most fun ive had in an RPG for a long time, Skyrim included!

The combat is so much more fluid and has much more depth. I do recommend using a controller though rather than keyboard/mouse.

The story can be a bit stupid sometimes but the game play is great, I thoroughly recommend it :)

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