Oblivion

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SWIL

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My god. This game has sucked me in. I can't stop playing it!:eek:hmy: Who else is/has been addicted?
 
#4
#4
It's an RPG, similar to Diablo (if you've ever played that)
 
#6
#6
I've put in roughly a bazillion hours on that game.

The same crew is coming out with Fallout 3 next year, which has a very real possibility of being the best game released on the 360. Period.
 
#7
#7
I have heard great things i guess im going to have to check it out. To many damn games not enough time right now. Ncaa Nascar madden and Tiger Just my Ea stuff not to mention just started playing GOW and fear.
 
#8
#8
I heard F.E.A.R. was a freakin' scary game. I work at BB and everyone that's played it has recommended it.
 
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milohimself said:
I've put in roughly a bazillion hours on that game.

The same crew is coming out with Fallout 3 next year, which has a very real possibility of being the best game released on the 360. Period.
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I remember Fallout for the PC- good old turn based fighting
 
#12
#12
Uh, no. If you have a computer that can handle it, the PC version is way better. I have a buddy that actually shelled out for an Alienware PC (settlement money) and got a chance to play F.E.A.R. on it. It might go back to my days of playing Doom as to why I like FPS on PC's so much more, but I liked it loads better than on the 360 (which was still good).
 
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#15
bah!! I keep lvling up with maxing out my stat multipliers. Enemies are starting to get tough
 
#16
#16
I had this game for about a week and then knew I wouldnt be able to put in the time to complete it so I traded it in.
 
#17
#17
Yeah- the span of this game is immense. It's going to take me forever to beat it.
 
#18
#18
You don't ever really "beat" the game.

Really, though, with the add-ons and such, one hundred percenting this game would probably take about 200-250 hours, possibly more depending on how you play it.

My brother has never fast-traveled anywhere. It makes you level up much faster. The enemies do get much tougher, but you get a far better selection of cooler armor, weapons and magic you can start creating.
 
#19
#19
I have a Spellsword character- I need to raise my conjurations up and get a meat shield to help me. I can go toe to toe with just about anything, but even in heavy armor, it hurts!
 
#20
#20
Loved it..But thought Morrowind was better. And im really lookin forward to Fallout 3. Fallout 1&2 were great back in the day. I played 2 the other day
 
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#23
Not really similar at all- as far as game play goes. Ever played Diablo?? It's like that, but in first person.

FF is turn based- Elder Scrolls is real time combat. FF tends to keep you on 1 storyline. ES have you in 5-10+ storylines at once with much more freedom on what you do and the outcomes/consequences. Just a few key examples.
 
#25
#25
Smokey, Oblivion is about the farthest from a rental game there is in existance. Swil's right, it's incredibly addictive. Final Fantasy is relatively linear, Elder Scrolls games are open-ended. In fact, that's the complaint some have about them (Morrowind in particular) is that there's no guidance. You can literally go and do anything you want. There is a somewhat central storyline, but you don't have to do it. You can log 150+ hours on it easy just doing side quests.
 
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