Dr. Wilkinson
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It has some of the best questing they've ever done. I've always thought that.Oblivion is the best game that Bethesda ever made. This isn't even close.
It has some of the best questing they've ever done. I've always thought that.Oblivion is the best game that Bethesda ever made. This isn't even close.
I was referring to PC in my post I should have said so.Well I own it on Series X and I've been playing it all week. First-hand source, here. I didn't mention PC, I mentioned the two platforms I can personally speak to. Is there any game released on PC that doesn't have major problems? I feel like it's every single game nowadays.
Oblivion is the best game that Bethesda ever made. This isn't even close.
Music better too. Starfield music and general tone felt very DIsney world tomorrow land to me. The New Atlantis music sounded identical.If only.
It's the most shallow RPG Bethesda have ever put out.
Quests - Oblivion is better
World building - Oblivion is better
Exploration - Oblivion is better
Plot/Story - Oblivion is better
Factions/Guilds - Oblivion is better
Loot - Oblivion is better
Leveling system - Oblivion is better
Skills - Oblivion is better
The only area where you'd have a valid argument where Starfield is superior is the combat, but it's better in a way that sacrifices the RPG elements to the point where it just plays more like a regular shooter at times.
Starfield is what I'd imagine you'd get if you took a bunch of amateur fallout 4 modders and told them to make a space game.
AFTER ES6, we will all know if they still got any magic left. That one game will determine all anyone needs to know about their future.Bethesda is that athlete who should've hung it up awhile ago, but stuck around too long and is now whoring themselves out to international leagues, online casino commercials, and senior citizen health insurance commercials shown during daytime soap opera hours. At this point they should just remaster Morrowind, Skyrim, Fallout 3, and New Vegas and then just retire to the mobile slop they've been so keen on since Fallout Shelter. Let single player mainline games like The Elder Scrolls and Fallout die peacefully because they aren't going to approach anything magical like Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim, and Fallout 3/NV ever again.
I for one am 99% sure Elder Scrolls VI will be absolutely gigantic both the game obviously and the sales. There's another great storm coming after GTA VI and that is Elder Scrolls VI. More than Skyrim most likely, at the very least over 50 million copies within a decade.AFTER ES6, we will all know if they still got any magic left. That one game will determine all anyone needs to know about their future.
If it sucks. Then yes. I'll agree with what you said. Remaster your classics and go join Konami with gambling plinko machines or whatever
I've got well over 100 hours in FO4. And I HATED the base building. So my hours were actual story gameplay and exploring. Loved it.I for one am 99% sure Elder Scrolls VI will be absolutely gigantic both the game obviously and the sales. There's another great storm coming after GTA VI and that is Elder Scrolls VI. More than Skyrim most likely, at the very least over 50 million copies within a decade.
I also thought Fallout 4 was amazing after modding it up with the right mods and a huge majority of the fanbase actually loved it. I get that it lost some of that charm and vibe from the older Fallout games such as FO3/NV and I also wish it had those but it's still a amazing top tier game and still a beyond 10/10 after modding it. The interest and leg and reception was nowhere near Starfields negative reception and leg not even close which is why Fallout 4 still have several to 10x the amount of CCU compared to Starfield. The leg for it is still great, the lore and game still interest tons of modders to keep up with it as well as players and fans to stay with it. It's the 2nd most modded game in history with nearly 2 billion dollars and only Skyrim overall has more at over 9 billion downloads.
Oblivion is garbage, let's be real. Somehow its obvious and total shittiness has become charming.This is so dumb lol, come on now
Starfield is garbage. Oblivion is fantastic.
I also don't care for base building much and still liked it a lot, nearly a 1,000 hours. Of course being modded helps a lot.I've got well over 100 hours in FO4. And I HATED the base building. So my hours were actual story gameplay and exploring. Loved it.
My fav is Morrowind and FO3. In the series of both.I also don't care for base building much and still liked it a lot, nearly a 1,000 hours. Of course being modded helps a lot.
I really like the Power Armor change they did for Fallout 4, makes it actually feels bulky and powerful. I know most people prefer Far Harbor's DLC but I enjoyed Nuka World just as much.
Both Oblivion and Fallout 4 are actually my two less favorite and less played Elder Scroll and Fallout game out of Morrowind, Fallout 3, Fallout NV, and Skyrim but still really enjoyed them and would still give both a 10/10, 9/10 and easily a beyond 10/10 after modding them.
AFTER ES6, we will all know if they still got any magic left. That one game will determine all anyone needs to know about their future.
If it sucks. Then yes. I'll agree with what you said. Remaster your classics and go join Konami with gambling plinko machines or whatever
Not sure where Skyrim ranks in all time gaming for me. I'm sure top 25. If not higher. So yeah. 11/11/11 was a special day. Hoping we get that again. Will we? That's the questionSkyrim is my favorite game ever. I am downright pessimistic that TES VI is going to be a steaming pile of disappointment and will signal the death of BGS mainline games. I do hope that I am wrong, of course, but I have next to zero hope that it will be good.
Morrowind and Fallout 3 are also my favorite out of the two favorites lol.My fav is Morrowind and FO3. In the series of both.
Def wanted a remaster of both. FO3 apparently coming sooner than later. Morrowind? That's another issue. How long? Who knows.
I'm not a huge modder even though I'm a PC gamer. Just not got bit by the mod bug
FO3 for me was more dark and had scary bits lol maybe that was cause I was but a 21 year old "child" lolMorrowind and Fallout 3 are also my favorite out of the two favorites lol.
Morrowind's deep lore and world is unmatched and doubt we'll get anything like that again until something like Summerset Isles but only if it's way different and unique compared to whatever they got in ESO.
I actually liked NV more at first but after modding both of them to a good level and replaying them, I prefer Fallout 3 more at the end cause New Vegas is more straightforward and linear while Fallout 3 makes it feel like you're really immersed and lost in a new world which makes it better.
Starfield. Oblivion forces you to play as a transgender character.
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A colonoscopy is better than Starfield.
Yeah it just shows how weak this gen has been when that is the undisputed best game so far released this gen.Its almost unbelievable to me that Bethesda made Starfield. That game was weak asf.
Yeah it just shows how weak this gen has been when that is the undisputed best game so far released this gen.
lol.....well obviously you are free to think Starfield is the best game this gen, but I can assure you that is HIGHLY disputed.
All oblivion quests I have played so far are pretty tedious 'go speak to this guy' or 'help me fight these guys' (and after mashing a sword at three or four enemies it's over).
(but again, I haven't stumbled across anything too exciting and tend to fast travel everywhere!)
This should have been an option in the pool.Both Bethesda games (at their core).
IMO they would have been better with a big fleshed-out planet and maybe some smaller moons and space stations to visit.I am a wee bit surprised at the lop-sidedness of this poll.
All oblivion quests I have played so far are pretty tedious 'go speak to this guy' or 'help me fight these guys' (and after mashing a sword at three or four enemies it's over).
Gameplay wise, I am not seeing anything that is better then what Starfield offers.
Is it nostalgia? Maybe simpler is better? Maybe one single explorable map is the preferred option? (but again, I haven't stumbled across anything too exciting and tend to fast travel everywhere!)
Maybe I too am forgetting how fragmented the Starfield playing area actually was?
Lol. They never stray from character., can't say I'm surprised by those individuals though, holding the line taken to new extremes.
Please say it. Don't hold back. It's never stopped you before! Imagine getting your panties in a twist about a 2 horse poll![]()
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Also, there's something I'd like to say about the group of people who voted for starfield but it will likely put me in trouble, can't say I'm surprised by those individuals though, holding the line taken to new extremes.
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Please say it. Don't hold back. It's never stopped you before! Imagine getting your panties in a twist about a 2 horse poll![]()
Regarding fast travel in Oblivion - I only started doing it once I realised I wasn't stumbling across anything very interesting. Skyrim/Fallout definitely had a more interesting and varied open world to explore.
Oblivion is a top-notch Bethesda RPG.Both Bethesda games (at their core).
Both modern graphics and consoles.
I haven't played either of them, but I'm feeling the itch. I also like Sci-Fi and Fantasy equally, so no deciding factor there. Simply put, which one is more fun to play and why? You have 50 minutes to finish your response and then pencils down.