Poll: What do you have "Oblivion" for?
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PC
I dunno, seemed like a good idea at the time, but now the box is just making my shelfs look untidy. Oh and I have it installed on my hard drive with a buttload of mods (I think the bloody thing takes up 10 Gb of space). A handy little time waste, I guess... although I haven't played it in ages and this makes me wonder why I even have it installed.
I dunno, seemed like a good idea at the time, but now the box is just making my shelfs look untidy. Oh and I have it installed on my hard drive with a buttload of mods (I think the bloody thing takes up 10 Gb of space). A handy little time waste, I guess... although I haven't played it in ages and this makes me wonder why I even have it installed.
Had it on the 360 and played it constantly, so much in fact that when I eventually completed it I turned it off shortly afterwards and didn't go back to it.
Then I bought the GOTY edition on PC and...didn't get very far. I completed Kvatch, but haven't got far beyond. I think I need to wait a while before I play it again, give it time to get me excited again. (The exact same thing happened with Fallout 3)
Then I bought the GOTY edition on PC and...didn't get very far. I completed Kvatch, but haven't got far beyond. I think I need to wait a while before I play it again, give it time to get me excited again. (The exact same thing happened with Fallout 3)
PC. I like the vanilla just fine, but mods improve things vastly. And then of course there's Nehrim, which almost completely redeemed the regret I had for Oblivion not being up to par compared to Morrowind. Amazing team; jaw-dropping that they would do so much high-quality work and then distribute it for free.
The 360. I keep it around for when that pang of nostalgia hits so I dont have to go out and buy it yet again.
Have it for the PS3. It was fun, until I picked up Colosseum: Road to Freedom and realized how shallow and boring the combat was.
I actually only bought it because it went on sale for $8.50 (USD). It was completely worth it. Especially once I found a ton of mods that I like.
I had it for both the PC and the 360. Never got around to installing the PC version on my newer computer.
got it to play SOMETHING of its type, never played fallout 3 or any other rpg like it..
that, and it takes HOURS out of my boredom. THANK YOU BETHESDA!
on Xbox, my computer sucks crappy popsicles *punches CPU*
and its not even mine. go figure.
that, and it takes HOURS out of my boredom. THANK YOU BETHESDA!
on Xbox, my computer sucks crappy popsicles *punches CPU*
and its not even mine. go figure.
I played it for exactly 30 minutes without mods, before I became infuriated with the awful leveling and promptly went to the internet to fix it. Modded Oblivion = amazing
I got it for the 360, just because it was cheap, but I feel like a big idiot because the Game of The Year edition was also cheap at that time. If only I looked for it harder. But I still love the game.
PC.
Somewhere in those initial 400 hours, I got plenty of Sigil stones with chameleon, and enchanted a set of armor. No one sees me, except for traps.
And don't worry about Nehrim, it has English subtitles.
I also have most of what you mentioned, plus most (maybe all) of the DLC + Shivering Isles. After bingeing on it for about 400 hours, I started re-playing with Oscuro's Oblivion Overhaul, but got distracted with other games. I fired it up after Fallout 3 and other dirt colored games, and was like, "OMG, COLOR!" Qarl makes it look amazing.ewhac said:
Somewhere in those initial 400 hours, I got plenty of Sigil stones with chameleon, and enchanted a set of armor. No one sees me, except for traps.
And don't worry about Nehrim, it has English subtitles.