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[Libertin84]

Who played this game? Is it any good? Does it have the romance option in it like DAO? I'm considering buying it but yeah... just thought I'd see what people here think of it first lol

[Jalem001]

First off: Its pretty clear you're already comparing Oblivion to Bioware RPGs. Don't. They don't try to do the same thing, and they're not the same thing.



Second: You came to the wrong place. See above.



I liked Oblivion. I felt, and still feel, that it is the most immersive game I have ever played. Its light on RPG elements, so keep that in mind.

[The Grey Ranger]

It's a decent enough game. The main quest line is very short and can be completed in maybe 40 minutes. Then again, it's pretty much a sand box style game. There are a lot of side quests and plenty of roaming around to be done that greatly increase the play length. I'd get the pc version there are quite a few mods available.

[Jalem001]

The Grey Ranger wrote...

It's a decent enough game. The main quest line is very short and can be completed in maybe 40 minutes. Then again, it's pretty much a sand box style game. There are a lot of side quests and plenty of roaming around to be done that greatly increase the play length. I'd get the pc version there are quite a few mods available.

40 minutes?  Thats a massive exaggeration.  4 hours, which is still short compared to the 100 hours I logged on one character.

[Bann Duncan]

I'm amused that the first question is about romance.

[Mordaedil]

There is no romance in the game. Also, if you use fast-travel, you can indeed beat the game at level 1 within 40 minutes. Doesn't require a lot of know-how, but it does require you don't stop to smell the roses.



However, if you buy Oblivion to play it, you don't play it for the main story. The side-quests and other stuff you can do is the only thing that makes the game feel less shallow than a facepaint.

[Ponce de Leon]

I'd personally go with Morrowind, but that's up to you. It is true that Morrowind is pretty much bugged. Note quest-line wise, but crashes every 5 or so minutes. Still, it's one of my favorite RPGs...

[HoonDing]

It's not possible to finish Oblivion at level 1, since one needs to acquire a Daedric artifact during the main quest, and the lowest required level to start a Daedric quest is level 2.

It is only possible to acquire a Daedric artifact at level 1 if one beats the toughest NPC in the game to get the Umbra sword. But this is not possible without hours of grinding for gold so one can purchase the best magical staff in the game.

About romances: there are Oblivion mods for absolutely everything.

Modifié par virumor, 22 mars 2010 - 09:38 .

[Arbiter Libera]

Good enough game, although it remains inferior to Morrowind because of less content and requires, like, 3GB of mods just to fix the bare essetials and add more variety, not to mention other mods you may want to add.

[The Angry One]

Arbiter Libera wrote...

Good enough game, although it remains inferior to Morrowind because of less content and requires, like, 3GB of mods just to fix the bare essetials and add more variety, not to mention other mods you may want to add.

This. I personally consider Oblivion (and Fallout 3 after it) unplayable out of the box, both because of the sheer quality of mods some people have made in their own time for free, and how broken the vanilla game is.

[FutureBoy81]

I rather enjoyed Oblivion (console version) customization and side quests kept me really interested real dungeon and dragons feel, nothing like dragon age though except the period ....

[Captain Crash]

I got Oblivion about a month ago on the cheap. Being a huge fan of Fallout 3 I always wanted to play it but hearing tales of people spending 500+ hours on it put me off a bit.



Anyway I was right. I still havent really done much but have played 50hrs already. I never thought I would say it but the game is almost too big.

[Onyx Jaguar]

^^^At least you have fast travel. I personally prefer Morrowind but the lack of fast travel had to have added 30 hours onto my playthrough of that.



Any mods that add in fast travel by any chance?

[HoonDing]

Onyx Jaguar wrote...

^^^At least you have fast travel. I personally prefer Morrowind but the lack of fast travel had to have added 30 hours onto my playthrough of that.

Any mods that add in fast travel by any chance?

Maybe the Multiple Mark mod?

But with Mage teleports, boats, silt striders & levitation (scrolls of windwalker), I never saw the point... the first thing I always do in Morrowind is picking up the Boots of Blinding Speed.

[JHorwath]

If you like trees then the graphics are really good. As far as the actual game goes the only real fun I had with it was playing as a thief character. Once you get the Grey Fox's mask thieving is really cool. Most people praised the Dark Brotherhood but I liked the thieves guild quest line.



With that said, every once and a while I like to wander through Oblivion. The landscape is extremely vivid.

[Dark Lilith]

Libertin84 wrote...

Who played this game? Is it any good? Does it have the romance option in it like DAO? I'm considering buying it but yeah... just thought I'd see what people here think of it first lol

I've played it since day one and have modded for it for 2years. There are great "adult mods" for oblivion including my favorite "sexy companion" which I had a hand in creating.She is a fully functional companion and sex is realistic,oral and intercourse!

[Mordaedil]

virumor wrote...

It's not possible to finish Oblivion at level 1, since one needs to acquire a Daedric artifact during the main quest, and the lowest required level to start a Daedric quest is level 2.

It is only possible to acquire a Daedric artifact at level 1 if one beats the toughest NPC in the game to get the Umbra sword. But this is not possible without hours of grinding for gold so one can purchase the best magical staff in the game.

Except that she dies very easily to a simple sneak attack and the good old pulling and feinting with a bow.

virumor wrote...
About romances: there are Oblivion mods for absolutely everything.

Those aren't romances.

[Rubbish Hero]

It's like picking dog crap off the ground, using a futuristic machine to clone it a million times, then laying all the dog crap on the ground to make a landscape of dog crap.

[Loerwyn]

I liked Oblivion.

[The Angry One]

Mordaedil wrote...

Those aren't romances.

There are romance mods.
Probably not the ones you're thinking of.

[Twitchmonkey]

Arbiter Libera wrote...

Good enough game, although it remains inferior to Morrowind because of less content and requires, like, 3GB of mods just to fix the bare essetials and add more variety, not to mention other mods you may want to add.

I personally can't really play either Oblivion or Morrowind without mods now that they're available, but I find them to be of rather equivalent value with them. Oblivion messes up just as much as it improves, but there is still plenty of potential there with good mods added, as there is with Morrowind.

[Big Yam]

Oblivion is a grind. I got tired of the game after going through those oblivion gates over sixty times.