Oblivion is 7 bucks on steam atm. Should I get it?

[captaincabbage]

Well, it's god a terrible levelling system, glitchy enemies, creepy NPCs and a lot of other stuff.

Ys yes, you should get it.

 

[Brisingr]

um yeah. Its a steal at that price, you will have endless hours of fun with this game!

 

[kidd25]

yes-that is all that needs to be said.

 

[Rad Party God]

Is that even a question?, GET IT... NOW.

 

[kouriichi]

Wait.... everyone doesnt already own Oblivion?

Yes. All the way. Its so good ive owned 2 copies of it. ((Xbox, and then PC after i was able to afford a decent comp))

PC is amazing because of the modding community. Bugfixes, balancing issues, and amazing items can all be added to it. Ive put in over 500 hours in total i bet.

 

[ImprovizoR]

It was worth 60 euros when it came out (in my opinion). So it's definitely worth $8 now. It's not as good as Morrowind though, but what is?

 

[Instant K4rma]

Yes, get it. Do NOT let this opportunity pass you by. I'd gladly pay 60$ for it again, let alone 7$.

 

[Bek359]

No!

The Steam version causes big problems with modding.

Not really. If it's anything like how the Fallout games are, you just have to go into a slightly different directory to place your mods.

 

[Outright Villainy]

Well, I don't like it, but most people love it, so go for it I'd say.

 

[Josh Horton]

I was contemplating the same thing since my PS3's HD is full and I need some data to delete. It's fun to play now and again, but vanilla just gets boring and underwhelming. Mods would really spruce it up. I was also thinking about getting Recettear,

Get GOTY Ed. It will be worth the money, especially with the modding community.

Both are GOTY edition, one is just "deluxe" and includes some other packs.

Crap didn't see the fine print


OT: Well to reestablish my post, get the Deluxe GOTY Ed. 10x better then the regular GOTY