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Why would you pay $67.00 for this paperback edition when you can download the manual from Prima's website for $19.99.
this guide should not be priced at that high of a price and to pay all of that money to maybe not recieve all of the content that a person deserves when they buy this guide and that this price is a swindle and should be placed at a lower price.
The only things I'm surprised at is that this isn't sold with the game itself because they are so perfect for each other. This guide literally has everything you could ever want to know regarding Elder Scrolls iv. I think for a game like this the guide should be hardcover as you'll be frequently using it and the paperback will definately get some wear and tear. The only reason this guide is getting a four star review instead of five is that the guide is paperback. It does coveer all platforms and topics range from character creation to individual quest walkthroughs. This is the end all guide for this game basically if you have the game you need this book.
Im not using it for a display or anything so it still served its purpose. The book was alittle damaged probably from shipping. I would say I'm only out $5, which to me isn't enough to complain. I got the book in the time frame they said. It was also the right book.
But its still worth your money to buy this book. An excellent guide to finding almost everything, in the land of Cyrodil. Why do i say almost everything, and only give 4 stars, because the writers forgot on small little task, there is no mention of the Battlehorn Castle DLC, everything ( and then some ) but this is in this book, and while i did enjoy finding a few things i never would have found in the game without the book, the missing BhC DLC is a glaring ommission.
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