*BiGBonES** April 6, 2006 Share *BiGBonES** Member April 6, 2006 So, what are these games about? I've never heard anything about them Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
appalachian_fox April 7, 2006 Share appalachian_fox Member April 7, 2006 Heh, I've been wondering the same thing. I've been invited over to play...What's the most recent one, #4? Anyway, I've been invited over to try my hand at one tomorrow night. If none of the fans can tear their thumbs away by then, I'll post a report. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
*BiGBonES** April 26, 2006 Author Share *BiGBonES** Member April 26, 2006 Is oblivion a massive version of Zelda from the N64? I'm considering buying this, can anyone offer a review of the baisc gameplay and what you have to do, or are you too busy playing it? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
anonymo April 27, 2006 Share anonymo Member April 27, 2006 Is oblivion a massive version of Zelda from the N64? I'm considering buying this, can anyone offer a review of the baisc gameplay and what you have to do, or are you too busy playing it? It's like zelda...but much more hardcore... It's a RPG. It's pretty much completely openended. You could describe it like an MMORPG that's strictly off line...and it sticks close to the classic D&D style of RPG Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Crowbar June 13, 2006 Share Crowbar Member June 13, 2006 Elder Scrolls History These games have an incredibly rich backstory and history. They all fit together excellently. I loved TES:III Morrowind, and have just started playing TES:IV Oblivion. Arena was the first game, then Daggerfall and it's expansion. After that came Redguard, which was not part of the Elder Scrolls series, per sei. It was billed as an Elder Scrolls Adventure game, and is not one of the numbered titles, however it takes place in the world of Tamriel, and is therefore part of the history of the game world. Morrowind was the third game, the first to limit itself to just one of the seven provinces of Tamriel. And Oblivion is the fourth and latest game, also limited to just one province (the capitol province of Cyrodil). And for those who want to know what it's like: First or third-person hack & slash RPG. All your basic RPG classes and then some, rich story, HUGE world with a seemingly unending amount of quests. An epic main quest that you can play straight through, or play the game for months and never even touch. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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