A very funny RPG with some ambition and vision - I love the ugly face models and whacky dialogue a lot.
I don't mind the more "generic" high fantasy setting on-paper, but for how big the world of Oblivion is, a lot of it feels same-y and lacks character. The main quest is mediocre at best, and some of the DLC, like Knights of the Nine, are even worse.
The best questline is da Dark Brotherhood, and any RPG gets points in my book for having a duel arena.
A neat game with ultimately a unique stank to it, though I don't think it does a whole lot that it's 2011 follow-up doesn't do strictly better.
I don't mind the more "generic" high fantasy setting on-paper, but for how big the world of Oblivion is, a lot of it feels same-y and lacks character. The main quest is mediocre at best, and some of the DLC, like Knights of the Nine, are even worse.
The best questline is da Dark Brotherhood, and any RPG gets points in my book for having a duel arena.
A neat game with ultimately a unique stank to it, though I don't think it does a whole lot that it's 2011 follow-up doesn't do strictly better.