My feelings for this are luke warm. It's a comfort that Obsidian are making it, and not Bethesda, giving hope for an involving story; but the premise still doesn't quite grab my attention. I doubt it will offer more than a couple of hours of gameplay at most, and that makes the price tag seem a bit steep. It's to be expected from a Bethesda release, however: They have a tendency to charge a lot of money for very little - or very cheaply made - content (Horse Armour or Knights of the Nine, for example) that make you feel cheated if you ever make the mistake of buying them. Like I said, I doubt Obsidian will employ similar strategies of ripping off their own fans when they develop their games and DLC's, but since Bethesda handles finance, I wouldn't put it past them if they deliberately overcharge the product. That being said, I'll have to wait for the PC-version anyway before I can make a definite decision. I'll probably keep my eyes peeled for feedback - from trusted sources - on the quality, and whether it's actually worth 800 points.
