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They say that the Dark Brotherhood cums in your cheese.
It's how they recruit their members!
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The second one is a lot better.
Holy shit did the potato faces in Oblivion really look that bad?
Like thinking back they were bad but not that bad, I must have blocked it out like a trauma victim or something.
This makes me want to play Oblivion. Sad to say but it was the first RPG I played not counting Pokemon if that's even considered an RPG. In retrospect there were a lot of poor design decisions in Oblivion, and the world was not particularly unique. However I do believe that the quests and main quest were much more interesting in comparison to Skyrim.
i loved how oblivion only had like 4 voice actors it wasn't jarring at all /s
[QUOTE=Bloodshot12;47843224]Holy shit did the potato faces in Oblivion really look that bad?
Like thinking back they were bad but not that bad, I must have blocked it out like a trauma victim or something.[/QUOTE]
I played the game on ultra-low settings, and even went as far as to edit ini files in the game to make it run better, (and look worse), and I still thought the game looked fucking amazing back then. I remember seeing screenshots in a magazine before it came out and was just dumbfounded at how good it looked.
Honestly I haven't really felt that way about any of the later advances in graphics, I'm still interested in any improvement but I seriously do think 2004-2006 was a pretty massive advancement in computer graphics, and I don't feel nearly as overwhelmed with the newly initiated generation of consoles.
[QUOTE=seano12;47843635]This makes me want to play Oblivion. Sad to say but it was the first RPG I played not counting Pokemon if that's even considered an RPG. In retrospect there were a lot of poor design decisions in Oblivion, and the world was not particularly unique. However I do believe that the quests and main quest were much more interesting in comparison to Skyrim.[/QUOTE]
Oblivion is my favorite of the 3D Elder Scrolls games. Morrowind is too before my time and it's pretty much impossible for me to get into it and while I enjoyed Skyrim and it had some good improvements over Oblivion(Unfortunately with some downgrades too.) there's something about Oblivion that makes me remember it more.
I don't know why, but there's something almost charming about the potato people and the game only having like 5 voice actors. I can remember almost every quest, where most of the special equipment is, and even though most of the NPCs sound the same, most of them were a lot more memorable than the ones in Skyrim to me.
That and I think that Shivering Isles is one of the best DLCs ever, which added even more charm to the game.
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Honestly I haven't really felt that way about any of the later advances in graphics, I'm still interested in any improvement but I seriously do think 2004-2006 was a pretty massive advancement in computer graphics, and I don't feel nearly as overwhelmed with the newly initiated generation of consoles.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, those years were a blast.
Going from Gothic 1/2 graphics to Gothic 3, from Morrowind graphics to Oblivion, Modern Warfare....
It was really good back then. It is also the time when physics were being implemented in video games.
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