It's not very often a single player game captures my attention for +400hrs before I start getting bored. There is just so much you can do in the vastness of this world. Good story and if it starts to feel like a grind just go off and do one of many DLC side quests. Graphics are good, the world is huge, more NPC personalities than I can count and you can play the story however you like. For $20 on sale you can't go wrong. The only problem with any game with so many choices and very realistic combat outcomes is you need to play smart, or it could turn into an impossible grind. If you come to terms with the fact that your charter is a poor peasant living in a medieval period with no initial skills you will be off to a good start. If you walk around being over the top honorable early on you will probably always be a poor guy who gets robbed or murdered. But if you don't mind learning to pick locks, sneak a few valuables from the rick, train when you get the opportunity or steal a horse so you don't spend all day walking the game gets awesome. With experience/equipment you get incrementally better at everything and then is the time to choose what kind of person you want to be. If your stuck on being an honorable peasant thinking the world will just go your way you won't put more than 20hrs into the game.
