Elder Scrolls: Oblivion - NPC Conversations

I replayed Oblivion last year. all the goofy NPC stuff has a certain charm to it.

i truly believe its the best ES game. amazing guild quests and sidequests

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Oblivion

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Enjoyed it more than Skyrim

Cannot wait for ES 6 to show up

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The thief and assassin quests are, IMHO, much better than Skyrim's.

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yep. the thieves guild in skyrim was rubbish, dark brotherhood was totally forgettable

oblivion on the other hand, has you working with the gray fox and infiltrating the imperial palace to steal an elder scroll and working through all those zany twists with the Dark Brotherhood. amazing.

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Enjoyed it more than Skyrim

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Yeah, same here. I enjoyed Skyrim but never finished.

Morrowind grabs me with that weird world and Oblivion just felt more engaging. Exploration is Skyrim was some of the best ever, but it loses major points after that for me.

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Which is why it's awesome there is a group working on completely redoing Oblivion using Skyrim's engine. I just hope they're actually able to finish it.

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That is what you have to call love for the game - that amount of work for no pay is absurd.

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That is what you have to call love for the game - that amount of work for no pay is absurd.

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Well to be fair, Bethesda has given jobs to some of the better modders out there.

And even if you don't get a job directly, pulling something off like that is one hell of a resume builder for getting in to game design.

Oblivion is awesome.

Some people didn’t like some of the repetitiveness of the oblivion gates, but the world was amazing.

And like people said, the guilds were much better.

Morrowind is weird bro, in the good way.

If you just look around, then think about the things being said, quests you are doing, it is so different from other Elder Scrolls games.

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I replayed Oblivion last year. all the goofy NPC stuff has a certain charm to it. i truly believe its the best ES game. amazing guild quests and sidequests

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It holds up, and the greatest DLC of all time was Shivering isles, that DLC is absolutely brilliant.

Still love skyrim, it was my first tes game, but man o man was the shivering isles brilliant.

I replay Morrowind for a bit almost every year. It’s easy to mod it to looking gorgeous. The only gameplay aspect that feels really outdated is the dice roll affecting whether you actually hit things in combat. It makes your skills with weapons matter so much more especially in the early going.