So I tried playing ELDER SCROLLS IV: OBLIVION In 2022...

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Oblivion is the game responsible for my Bethesda Game Studios breakthrough. From there, I would take the deep dive into games like Fallout 3 and Morrowind without looking back. There's something special about all BGS games, but there's nothing quite as nostalgic as your first.
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[@Joe_the_Shmoe]

Oblivion will always hold a special place in my heart. I remember being 10 years old, at a friends house, watching his brother play on 360. I was floored by how 'real' it looked and when he was going to Kvatch and the sky started to turn blood red I was hooked. I got it for myself a year later and I couldn't get enough. Spent many hundred of hours, possibly more, exploring and getting completely immersed in the world. Now it looks goofy, the voice acting is either way over the top or deadpan and the mechanics are very broken but that just makes it more fun to play now as an adult. I replayed it 2 or 3 years ago and got quite a laugh out of it. 10/10 Game

[@zoitvo6674]

Nice I might try it thanks

[@thanevakarian9762]

11/10*

[@coreyself2983]

Thats literally my story with Oblivion. Except I still love it just as much

[@TeeDub96]

Very similar to my introduction with the game. Went to my friends when I was about that age and watched him play and couldn't believe how good it looked and I loved the water ripples. Lol Downloaded it a little whole ago on the series x and have been replaying it and absolutely loving reliving it.

[@pinkbeatle2012]

wouldn't be a bethesda game without broken mechanics.

[@TheShezarrine]

Oblivion is the reason I play video games. It's what caused me to go from an occasional casual player to considering games an actual hobby. Also; insanely good soundtrack. Some of the best adventuring music in any game, to this day.

[@bork750]

Oblivion has such a special place in my heart. It was everything I wanted and more from an Elder Scrolls game at the time. The soundtrack is so iconic and amazing.

[@NoName-oy2tk]

Oblivion is amazing, played it a few months back also. People always ragging on the looks of the characters and the definitely amazing way this game has aged over the years, but I think it adds to the charm of this game. Also increasing difficulty bar and still remembering the first time I got beat up by rats. I always remember this game whenever a video game has me beaten up by rats. I just enjoy the atmosphere this game has for sure.

[@Alte.Kameraden]

Honestly, I don't think the game has kept up with time it may of passed in it's day but in 2022 I don't' see anything really special with it even for an old game. Definitely compared with Bethesda's later titles like Fallout 3. Game is definitely more in depth than Skyrim but it really shows how bad Bethesda was at actually making functional games at the time, and honestly still are to an extent. Fallout 3 feels better to play only because using guns in that clunky environment works better than swinging a sword and I still think Fallout 3's graphics kind of hold up even today unlike Oblivion's. One thing I did like about the game was the writing/NPCs though. But that alone doesn't really make a game good. But to be brutally honest, it didn't even work as well as a lot of Playstation 2 RPGs. Actually playing the game s***s balls. I've played a lot of PS2 RPGs... and stuff like Steambot Chronicles, Metal Saga, Final Fantasy 12 kind of beat it quite easily as practical games despite being older. I'm curious whether this game's success came from hype training which is something Bethesda is good at doing. I think if it took a different art design perhaps people wouldn't look at it so poorly. Fallout 3 is only a few years newer, and as I said, I think the game holds up a lot better. It's art design is also different which definitely helps.

[@Stellos812]

Just gonna correct ya there, Matty, about the Emperor. He's actually Sir Patrick Stewart. It's Martin who is Sean Bean. But yeah, Oblivion is so good. Replayed it a few months back, and it's still as great, and clunky, as I remember.

[@anti247nz]

Was gonna mention that- u beat me 2 it

[@roxy8455]

Same here haha

[@espeon2247]

I was about to say that too :P

[@benburton9994]

Sir* Patrick Stewart

[@MrMattyPlays]

UGH I GOT THE NAMES MIXED. Appreciate the correction 🙏

[@arkeshn729]

"You sleep rather soundly for a murderer." was one of the most memorable moments in any game for me.

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[@thebaffman4898]

This is the game that made me fall in love with RPGs. Bought it for my 360 after drooling on the screenshots in the previews in game magazines. I was shocked by how good the graphics looked, little did I know I'd feel the same way about the writing and the quests and the exploration. I think Oblivion has the best side quests of any Bethesda game. Even though I'm much older now and more of its flaws clearly stand out to me, I still truly love this game.

[@roguebogey]

I still listen to the Oblivion OST in the background, it's so relaxing especially in the mornings for some reason

[@staciwhite1256]

When this came out, I had been dealing with bouts of insomnia that had me full on waking up at 3-4am, unable to get back to sleep. When this happened on a day off, I’d just get up and play this for hours and I loved all every minute. It made waking up that early much more bearable. I played as a female Dark Elf with a short sword and fire magic. I loved the Fighter’s Guild.

[@fkaiba94]

Thieves guild ftw

[@andresramos310]

Dark brotherhood all day

[@FactsopediaOfficial]

Ok, the editing and commentary is MUCH better than usual. Anyone else notice it?

[@ovwarrior]

Yeah 👍

[@Kidcudi949]

B’yeah 👍

[@Jason3d1]

Must be the G-Fuel 😂

[@diamonddog5190]

I wonder if he got an editor?

[@golemofwill4728]

This is my favorite Elder Scrolls and I played Skyrim first. The factions and gameplay clicked with me way more, especially summoner builds because I loved the variety of summons in this gane. And the Arena needs to comeback in either an Elder Scrolls or new fallout. Its just relaxing fun to mess around in.

[@madcbara8364]

There’s a very soothing and transcendent atmosphere to this game that was unparalleled for its time. The sheer amount of freedom and unique quest lines made it a jack of all trades fantasy RPG. It was my first Elder Scrolls and I’ll never forget the step out moment. I don’t think I even opened my first oblivion gate until a few hundred hours later.

[@SirBrandan]

Can't wait for Skyblivion man.

[@koopaax8833]

This was probably one of my fav games of all time. The memories I have on this game are unmatched. I miss gaming back in the day. It’s just not the same anymore💔

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[@energydragon1147]

Facts

[@HDGaminTutorials]

Because games were made by people who just wanted to make fun great games now it's all corporate bs and most dont have a clue about video games

[@reedscriven]

I played Skyrim in 2011 and finally started oblivion for the first time this year and damn the game is really something even without nostalgia. Quests, agency and writing are unlike many other games. I hope you do some more videos on it

[@jordanmachuca6087]

Playing oblivion for the first time as a kid was really a mind blowing experience and really showed me what was possible in video games as a medium

[@MrInternetMan]

I have a lot of the same feelings as you about Oblivion. I first played it in early high school and completely fell in love with it. I still consider it to be my favorite game of all time.

[@AxelOwnz]

I remember playing this game when it came out. I was a in high school and my friend got it since he had a 360. I had played and loved Morrowind and it was astounding how much better the graphics were. Right after that I started saving up money for a 360 and Oblivion. Took a while since I was working at a restaurant on weekends at the time. Still I eventually got the 360 and game and loved it. Tons of great memories.

[@oneandonlyJonnySad]

My favourite game of all time. With the 4K/60fps update on series X, it’s a timeless classic.

[@xtinet]

I'm so happy to see you introducing Oblivion to your viewers. For me, this was my 1st TES game and I love it still to this day! It has so much more than Skyrim, more crafting, custom spells, some really well designed factions and a fairly equal distribution of all of the races. Skyrim was a wonderful game too but it doesn't hold a candle to my beloved Oblivion! Plus it didn't use Arnold Scwarzenegger's face model on all of the men (YUCK). I also really loved that the towns/cities were so diverse and they felt so alive... It has been many years since I first played it (about 16) and I am yet to find something else that makes me love a place such as Cyrodiil.

[@UberOcelot]

My first BGS game, I played it "couch-coop" on my friends 360. As in we took turns playing. Basically a large chunk of that summer was playing this game. Eventually I bonded with others over the PC version. Haven't played a BGS game since Skyrim but I'm hoping Starfield rekindles a similar experience.

[@TruePatriotGaming]

I replayed this game recently too, and god damn did that intro give me chills

[@RJaime869]

This game is definitely a pillar of my childhood and what games are to me. This video alone is enough of an excuse for me to boot this game up again, never uninstall this one.

[@EonHSD]

I remember really getting into Oblivion 7 or 8 years ago. When I reached Shivering Isles or the first few Oblivion portals I couldn’t believe what was happening.

[@gonzalogarcia312]

My favorite memory was setting the game soundtrack to silent and playing Beserk OST over it as I entered and fought in oblivion for the first time ever!! I highly recommend it!! Listening to the Eclipse theme from Beserk while fighting off hordes of Dremora felt like the closest thing I'd ever get to being like Guts without actually being him. The entire time I was there all I could care to do was swing my greatsword over and over again. It was madness and the fear and atmosphere was completely bone chilling...

[@reaper67309]

Oblivions soundtrack is my favorite out of all the BGS games, so it never occurred to me to try playing other tracks in its place. Thanks for the tip good sir!

[@a1racer441]

Oblivion is the game that started me into bathesda games. I’ve been following the skyblivion team because the updated into Skyrim oblivion game looks awesome can’t wait to play it in a few years.

[@knightofvirtue613]

I bought this because it was recommended to me by a gamestop employee (back when they had pretty good employees). This is the best rpg I've played. The side quests, game mechanics, and music all take you to Cyrodil.

[@billyspencer7325]

One of my favourites, loved not going to joffrey and exploring the world without oblivion

[@jahidthechosenone1313]

I just started playing this game. Since I’ve followed your channel you’ve pushed me to go back and enjoy the older bgs games. F3 was also my first bgs game and then Skyrim. But to go back and play oblivion has been a great time so far and I never would have tried it if not for this channel.

[@dharmaboyN7]

Matty, Patrick Stewart voiced the Emperor and Sean Bean played his son, Martin Septim.

[@claymathews8814]

I still remember when my brother brought Oblivion over to my house in ‘06. People forget how revolutionary this game was at the time

[@squeebbb]

I remember it being the game that made me realize DLC content and microtransactions were going to be inevitable. $3 for horse armor! It was definitely an amazing game to experience at the time it came out. It's odd to say, but it looked amazing. Aside from the intense amounts of bloom everywhere.

[@adamdam]

I was still playing n64, ps2 and ps1 at the time. Had a band practice, went to my drummers house and he booted up his 360 with Oblivion, loaded his game up, stood next to his horse over a cliff edge looking over the tree sprawled landscape and I was blown away....instantly got the game on pc and eventually ps3 and saw it all for myself....never had such a wow factor with a game since.

[@lone_eye_4107]

Nah the airwaves are just ruled by kids who were 6 and 5 years old when it came out

[@stevegallenstein]

Morrowind was way better. The only thing Oblivion is better at is combat system

[@adamdam]

@@stevegallenstein Subjective of course, I had great experiences with both games.

[@Paskyboo]

Matty, we are the same age and I too played Fallout 3 first and then played Oblivion after hearing about it from a kid I played football with. Absolutely loved it and it is still my favorite ES.

[@The-Vitruvian-Man]

The one element I hope improves the most in ES6 is combat. Everything else in the franchise is fantastic, but the combat was quite bad in my opinion. It would be very nice to have great combat when crawling all those dungeons and fighting enemies out in the open world.

[@anti247nz]

Just adding counter moves would be a massive improvement

[@kirbyfairbanks4766]

Also I hope they update the stealth system along with combat.

[@Plutoboy85]

@@kirbyfairbanks4766 the stealth system in Skyrim was really good as long as you didn't break the system to God your character. You could sneak up on characters to do stealth kills and pickpocket. If you got caught by powerful enemies you were done for.

[@noahmiller8042]

i actually like the combat system we dont need overly complex bs. like in kingdom come deliverance.

[@XboxBestBox]

The problem is its hard to make great melee combat in a first person game. Yes you can play in third but the games are designed for first person. If they change es6 to a third person only game then they could do a lot with the combat, that wont happen tho.

[@sheldonhiebert49]

I remember being 12 and walking out of the sewers for the first time and being absolutely blown away by the graphics and environment. The DUST particles in the air made my mind explode.

[@cruelwraith2games926]

I replayed Elder Scrolls Morrowind and Oblivion in Skyrim so many times but Elder Scrolls Oblivion was the first Xbox 360 game I got with my 360 because I literally bought this game in 360 at the same time when it first came out

[@TamalesDeRajas]

You’re one of the best Xbox centric KZbinrs out there Marty!

[@AnalKing3401]

Hes not Xbox centric

[@TamalesDeRajas]

@@AnalKing3401 Yes he is. He mostly covers Xbox hence “Xbox centric”. I didn’t say he ONLY covered Xbox.

[@4eyedwhiteguy]

Oblivion was my first real deep dive into BGS .. that first experience was mind blowing like I've never experienced since. The open world, nonlinear like no other was just awesome at that time.

[@DV-ou1yu]

I will always prefer Oblivion over Skyrim. With that said, I picked up Oblivion recently and it did not age like wine gameplay wise lol Skyrim definitely is more "timeless" in that respect, but as far as initial playthroughs....OBLIVION was better and I played it after Skyrim back in the day. (G-fuel 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨)

[@darthgumby2406]

I love the way the UI looks in Oblivion, really feels like an RPG pen an paper game.

[@buhbuhjaychampagne1706]

Uriel Septim was voiced by Patrick Stewart. Martin was Sean Bean.

[@cameronupton8220]

I've played this game a million times on a ton of different play throughs and I never knew there were secret passages in the ruins you access by stepping on those plates. Learn something every day haha

[@nathanbardaji8180]

Thanks for pumping out videos on both channels so consistently, I appreciate your work

[@anthonysanchez7538]

I took a break from gaming in the early 2000's. This was the game that got me back into gaming! Great video

[@ArtyCollectz]

The music is next level nostalgia. I remember getting this game in my teens on 360. Never beat it but played so many hours; my older brother beat it though.

[@phoenixheart79]

Uriel isn't Sean Beank, he's Patrick Stewart. Sean Bean is his kiddo

[@SuPaKidge]

Sir Patrick Stewart voiced the emperor Uriel Septim VII

[@JGKingCrusher]

Oblivion had the best story of all of them. LOVED the ending. Just... a fantastic game.

[@DovahVokuna]

I hated this game at first. Sold it. Then by swapping games it came back in my collection. Tried it...loved it. It started my love for RPG games. 500 hours in this game alone.

[@roguecix8045]

This is The Game that got me back into gaming! Walked into the living room & my 16 year old son was playing this. Sat right down and watched him play for hours. Then the next day while he was in school I went into Oblivion for myself. Hadn’t touched a controller since the first Tomb Raider! Being from the Atari days I’m old yes but I went from Oblivion to Fallout 3 and Bethesda really brought my gaming grove back! We had to buy another console so we could both play our games!

[@Evan056]

The intro music of Oblivion still gives me chills lol

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[@PowerLvL9000]

Rebinding your keyboard settings is super easy in this game. Just switch the ‘e’ button and the space bar, and you’re good to go. Also, rebinding the cast spell button to the ‘f’ button can help as well.

[@GothicXlightning]

who cares a god damn what Year is? when a game or a movie or music is truly good they just become timeless

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[@jeffreyconey6597]

I love that they got Patrick Stewart to voice the Emperor

[@INVINCIBLE117X]

OBLIVION IS ABSOFUCKINLUTELY FANTASTIC!!!!! It was my first game I got when I first got my Xbox 360 and I played it 24/7.And I literally played it last month and I never get tired of it!!!!

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[@Thomas-yf1ve]

I played oblivion a few years ago, and i broke out of bounds and wandered through the procedural mountains for what felt like hours. After a bit a super high level troll started chasing me and it was just such a fun experience. Going through a mountain range that almost no one had ever seen before, running from one of the toughest monsters in games. Haha

[@oldmanprostte3574]

My favorite oblivion memory is finding the duplication glitch going to my friends house and saying hey I'm gonna crash your Xbox then duped 90000 tomatoes in a shop and then freezing his xbox

[@hippielettucee]

With so many locations and chests underwater the right answer is Argonian. Play as Argonian for the underwater breathing

[@StevesgamingWorld]

Oblivion was my first RPG and I bought an Xbox360 just to play this. I think it was Oblivion that made me fall in love with games again. Can't remember how many hours I played but it dragged me in to its world and I didn't leave for a long time. Shame it wasn't re-released for PS4 and Xbox1!

[@brandiuntzart]

Oblivion was my first BGS game. I was hooked.

[@dakotamaddux8137]

Oblivion was my first BGS game that got me into this style of game and for all Bethesda projects. i got the game of the year edition for my birthday in may of 2008 played and beat the full game in that summer then fallout 3 came out in October and was like ok same team that made oblivion lets give it a try and loved fallout 3 just as much and that was my first fallout game. So it all comes down to oblivion for getting me into one of the best franchises still worth playing today a 100%

[@FactsopediaOfficial]

This is so Nostalgic

[@TurisasFTW]

Captain Picard as Emperor Uriel Septim. Gotta love that.

[@richisgamin]

Dope video never played oblivion but I’m going to check it out

[@thomasrice4598]

I think you should do Dishonored maybe a video explaining why you love dishonored vs why you didn't like Deathloop as much

[@jorlowsky469]

The soundtrack to this game, Morrowind, and Skyrim are the best soundtracks I have ever heard. So good, I downloaded all the tracks for my reading playlist. I love it

[@Emrys_Gough]

My preferred build is playing as a high elf with the Atronach sign. I like going for a 100% spell absorption build.

[@scottalot05]

Man, I used to love my Prima Games Guide for this game. Such a big tome.

[@JMulvy]

I just finished the main story of this on pc today. Moving onto the Nights of the Nine DLC now. Vanilla, no mods, not even the unofficial patch.

[@blinkspacestudio8892]

I honestly have tried so many times to get into Skyrim but Oblivion will always have my heart. It is SO much more fun I think.

[@andresramos310]

The amount of hours I put into this game as a kid. This was my first rpg and is still my absolute favorite.

[@antont4974]

Oblivion is cool for it's time. Played it recently and it's such a different experience from what I remembered and not always for the better

[@Unlockingparadoxes]

Believe in yourselves and each other and never give up on your dreams and aspirations and remember to be kind and uplifting to each other and open minded and genuine and respectful and humble.

[@Thoremac]

I actually just played Oblivion again all through it for the first time since before 2010 I imagine. I ended up at almost 90 hours while back then it was probably hundreds of hours. I saw the game for the first time at a friend's house my freshman or sophomore year and I was limited on game knowledge and the games I had played or access to and seeing Oblivion for the first time absolutely blew my mind. I didn't really know the concept of open world games like it. The closest thing to it being Vice City. I had played mostly Mario games and Pokemon games on Nintendo hardware and then we had Playstation's 1 & 2 and the Gamecube. During my time playing Playstation 2 it was mostly Medal of Honor/Call of Duty and Vice City. The only game even somewhat similar to Oblivion at the time I had played was Runescape so again my first time seeing Oblivion I was just blown away. I had no idea a game like it existed or could exist. It was later on for Christmas that I got my first 360 with Oblivion, but the bad news was it was the arcade version which meant it had no hard drive and I didn't have a memory card so I could play Oblivion, but couldn't save it, had to wait the next day or so to get a memory card. I didn't even know of what hard drives were back then and didn't get one for the 360 until I got the GOTY edition for Oblivion where I needed one. That time period of playing Oblivion and then learning of Fallout 3 after and playing that also were honestly probably my favorite/most enjoyable days of gaming. I did consider Oblivion to be my favorite game of all time back then and for years after and then started to go back and forth between it and Final Fantasy X.

[@wolokowoh0]

The best part about Oblivion really is the guild questlines. It exposes how good both the roleplaying and writing are for the stories. You can stealth your way upstairs and drop something on top of a guy sitting in his chair to make your assassination look like an accident. Just some Hitman-esque shit that adds to your assassin story. Theres always a creative way to go about the missions built in as an option. Then its just a better written more memorable questline. The Dark Brotherhood in Oblivion puts Skyrim to shame as does the Thieves guild. Morrowind had branching paths to the story and less roleplaying so what Oblivion did to make up for a shorter main quest with less options is expand the side content with better stories particularly the guilds. Skyrim had hand crafted dungeons and better modding tools, but as a side effect lost some of the detail on the guild questlines and depth to roleplaying aspects. There are a ton of tradeoffs between just those three titles. If you had a game with best of all three approaches, you'd have near perfect Elder Scrolls game.

[@Scantronacon]

Matty thank you for showing love to all the retro titles✌🏿❤️ Also thank you so much for snapping about Halo. I would gladly follow you into battle Sir🖖🏿

[@prodbybigl]

This was my first Bethesda game the main thing that stuck with me was the music. It was like I was really inside the game world the way it perfectly captured an adventure in Cyrodill. I even replaced Skyrims soundtrack with oblivion’s lol

[@Leonnie13]

Lol. The Emperor is Patrick Stewart. The son, Martin, is Sean Bean. Really enjoy this game. Wish it was on Switch.

[@timmybee3669]

I never knew they did that with the races at the beginning….that’s dope

[@paladinpaterson5385]

Hey Matty, great video! I'm currently trying to mod out Morrowind on the Steam Deck and this video made me super happy! Also, that G Fuel ad was great! Every time an ad starts with "Hey, didn't see you there", I know I'm in for a good time!😂

[@samdeoliveira6272]

Oblivion was the best RPG and arguably still is. I know it’s not perfect and the Witcher 3 eats BGS for breakfast. But. The rose tinted glasses fit nicely. I was a sophomore in 2006 when it came out. Just coming into my own (personality, confidence, friends…) and that game helped me connect with several others just on conversation. It was also during the golden era of video games. Halo 2 was out for a while, we had KoTOR, battlefront, mwf, fallout 3, and a vast library of older games to pull from. Still love and occasionally play oblivion.

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[@tonyc.7150]

Damnit this brings me back one of the all time greats for sure!

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[@dirkbsilver9260]

Oblivion is my favorite Bethesda game. Its writing was fun and inviting. It is also deeper than games like Skyrim that are prettier but so short that going without mods leaves you empty. Is it goofy, yes. Is it clunky on occasion, yes. But it still enchants me even all these years.

[@James-gj8rn]

Ah yes Oblivion's deformed character faces, i remember it like it was yesterday but seriously i loved this game, there was nothing else like it at the time :)

[@aerynstormcrow]

"I was in middle school when I played this" God....now i feel seriously old. I was in middle school when the first Nintendo system came out. 😓

[@travisrhea7950]

You can pick items on here you can grab the insects like the butterflies dragonflies and stuff flying through the air same way it was in Skyrim

[@LaurenTheorist]

I always rebind my controls in older games.

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[@KRG30001]

Shivering Isles is the best dlc for any game

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[@id.unknown1283]

I always love going the assassin route in oblivion I have tried not to but have had no luck changing my ways

[@MikeBertelsenDK]

This is a pretty damn good review. Nicely put together!

[@bluegoose7832]

Currently replaying this on my newly acquired Steam Deck. Took a bit to find a good controller layout but it runs really well and navigating the menus with the trackpad is easy. Highly recommend getting this on the Deck. I'm on holiday right now and it's perfect for when in bed

[@teddy_westside81]

First emperor is Patrick Stewart. Sean bean comes in later lol

[@trungngo9169]

you made me so tempted to try this game while i am waiting for the skybivion come out

[@jordanh3596]

I play a breton as a warrior, they have resistance to magic which is great for warriors. It is also a little easier to level up because their warrior stats start low; if you want to go into magic they are already geared to it.

[@FaolanHart]

Its honestly a breath of fresh air listening to someone praise this game. Morrowind gets all the love & Skyrim gets all the attention. Oblivion, the awkward middle child just gets ignored outside of the funny random NPC dialogue. Oblivion has always been my favourite in the series. Skyrim is too open so all my characters end up playing the game. Morrowind has some truly great mechanics. But I'm racist towards the Dunmer for a reason & it by far has the dullest environment. Yes its alien & has weird bug creatures. But its all just brown & grey.

[@scottlewis3506]

Just started a new playthrough of Oblivion Yesterday, your timing is impeccable.

[@scottlewis3506]

Hilariously, I also am playing a Kat..

[@matics2808]

Replayed Oblivion’s main story and Shivering Isles this year, couldn’t believe how addicted I was to that world all over again! About to replay the incredible Dark brotherhood next! Skyrim really has nothing on Oblivion besides combat finishers maybe. Still the best BGS game.

[@andrewg4412]

Honestly i found the best way to play oblivion was to ignore levelling. The more you level, the more the enemies scale against you. I played multiple, multiple runs never going above lvl 5 or 10 and it was way more fun than the huge hp bar vs huge hp bar fights of later lvl gameplay

[@zeikers]

Enemies in oblivion scale to your level and are introduced that way, if you never went passed 10 that means you missed out on over half of the games enemies

[@andrewg4412]

@@zeikers the last enemy in the game comes up at what, 30? Plus enemies get scaled out, realms of oblivion become those Xiviali's and spider things and nothing else etc. After all my differently levelled runs I found 5-10 being tons of fun, and 19 being the most fun because after that you have glass and Daedric come in, bandits get silly etc etc

[@zeikers]

@@andrewg4412 I guess if you like scamps and fur armor then more power to you

[@BishopNelson]

*Pulls out bright ass torch* Yeah, you only have a sword so you REALLY gotta emphasize stealth now

[@Rogue615]

This music was so epic it had more impact on a game than any other game imo

[@deadeye4047]

I, for one, LOVE the weapon/armor designs in this game so much. They all look like finished works, or finished works with rust. They aren't roughly made like in Skyrim, when it comes to Iron, and Steel; even if they did copy/paste one half of a finished asset to it's other side. WHY NO MITHRIL IN SKYRIM!?!?

[@deadeye4047]

@TELEGRAM 👉MrMattyplay1 yeah, I bet. Waste someone else's time, scammer.