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Last weekend I was finally invited for the beta testing of Elder Scrolls Online. The game looks so nice! Was kinda Skyrim with more light graphics. Of course you must know is an MMO and on this games is not interesting the graphics be so heavy because we never know how many people will be on our screen and they can't lose possible clients on a paid game because they don't have an strong machine. Anyway, the customization was amazing, and character shaping let me impressed. The fight are nice and I found four different ways to fight on my four character. You can find your own way! But I think the fights must have more impact on the hits. Since

Some time ago, the ground was touched by the feet of a new creation. The most revolutionary species that came to ever change the fate of the Planet Earth: The Human Kind. This new kids on the block started to talk with themselves, but they just could not stop on this. Nooo... the new revolutionary being could not just be like the other animals... they had to create something. It seems, just live, eat, make sex and die, was not enough, they had to make some entertainment.  So make story was a good thing, they used the new of toy of the conversation or something like that. They get so glad, so happy, then some guy though was a good idea regist

                This text came to talk about characters. My characters and characters on its whole meaning. First of all: We, players, don't want be the characters. Not really. All the players want are good characters to like, to control, to care about.                Game developers try make the characters with connection with the potential buyers/players and we all suffer with some lack of innovation. On game history,  a lot of American games had that Caucasian American male hero, with his large jaw and cheap humor or boring seriousness; when on Japanese games we get teenage boys stupidly naive or immature aggressive. But then let's see so