Alright Im Getting Oblivion!

Ok, even though people tried to convince me not to, because I have the PC version. On the PC version, when I got it I played on my brothers computer, and I turned on god mode the whole game and got every weapon with console cheats. I didnt even listen to the story I just skipped everything and killed ppl I was suppose to. I beat the main story line and all the guilds, except the knights of the nine cuz i didnt have that. I dont even remember any of the story cuz i didnt pay attention. My computer Im on now cant even barely run Oblivion, its REALLY slow and my comp always has errors and stuff while running it..unlike my brothers. My bro wont let me play it on his anymore. So Ive decided to buy this game once again, because Id rather do that than trying to fix my comp and/or buy a new one and video cards and such. Id rather pay like $60 than $2000(obviously). Lol.

Im just posting this because I want to know your guys opinions on my choice. Oh and Ill also be picking up God of War 2.  

Well if you are actually going to play it then sure....go for it. lol

The cheats are fun but I try not to use any till after i complete a game.

get god of war 2 not oblivion its bad u will love god of warserph-1925

Well if you are actually going to play it then sure....go for it. lol

The cheats are fun but I try not to use any till after i complete a game.

jmper4

dont cheat in games whats the pointPablo620

get god of war 2 not oblivion its bad u will love god of warserph-1925

Ok, even though people tried to convince me not to, because I have the PC version. On the PC version, when I got it I played on my brothers computer, and I turned on god mode the whole game and got every weapon with console cheats. I didnt even listen to the story I just skipped everything and killed ppl I was suppose to. I beat the main story line and all the guilds, except the knights of the nine cuz i didnt have that. I dont even remember any of the story cuz i didnt pay attention. My computer Im on now cant even barely run Oblivion, its REALLY slow and my comp always has errors and stuff while running it..unlike my brothers. My bro wont let me play it on his anymore. So Ive decided to buy this game once again, because Id rather do that than trying to fix my comp and/or buy a new one and video cards and such. Id rather pay like $60 than $2000(obviously). Lol.

Im just posting this because I want to know your guys opinions on my choice. Oh and Ill also be picking up God of War 2.

trav_have

Ok, even though people tried to convince me not to, because I have the PC version. On the PC version, when I got it I played on my brothers computer, and I turned on god mode the whole game and got every weapon with console cheats. I didnt even listen to the story I just skipped everything and killed ppl I was suppose to. I beat the main story line and all the guilds, except the knights of the nine cuz i didnt have that. I dont even remember any of the story cuz i didnt pay attention. My computer Im on now cant even barely run Oblivion, its REALLY slow and my comp always has errors and stuff while running it..unlike my brothers. My bro wont let me play it on his anymore. So Ive decided to buy this game once again, because Id rather do that than trying to fix my comp and/or buy a new one and video cards and such. Id rather pay like $60 than $2000(obviously). Lol.

Im just posting this because I want to know your guys opinions on my choice. Oh and Ill also be picking up God of War 2.  

trav_have

i am rebuying oblivion too. I also got the pc version but my pc wont let me play oblivion how i would like to play it. I know the pc version has mods but i don't really need those. I like oblivion just how it is. Except for the armor at lvl 20+, that is in opinion one of the only downsides of vanilla oblivion. The only problem is now that i live in Holland and i need to wait to f*cking 27th of april before i can get it.:evil:Link_tha_Gamer

get god of war 2 not oblivion its bad u will love god of warserph-1925

[QUOTE="serph-1925"]get god of war 2 not oblivion its bad u will love god of wartrav_have

How sweet would Oblivion be if it had God of War fighting mechanics? It's probably not possible, but one could dream. johnf6291

Lol my brother (G-Legend) was one of the people to convince you.

Lol my brother (G-Legend) was one of the people to convince you.

cripset87

Great decision to buy Oblivion. It's my first WRPG and I can tell you that it is awesome. PS3 really makes this game purr. Just got some new HDMI cables and all is great.LiquidMetal14

bumptrav_have

I purchased Oblivion some time ago for my PC and had a lot of trouble with its stability. Every few minutes the game would crash and I would need to restart - needless to say saving was paramount. Otherwise, I enjoyed the game ....which I only played for a few hours before frustration set in. I decided to take a chance and purchase the PS3 version and I must say I have been everso pleased with that purchase. With an HDTV and HDMI cable handi the game has really come to life.

I have thoroughly enjoyed every moment. The visuals are stunning, a clear night and the stars lit up, its amazing the things they are doing with games these days. Playing the Atari still seems like yesterday and look at what we have now, simply amazing.

The non linear play of this game has become something I look for in every game. Games that do not have this...well I typically don't care for them. Linear, controlled and stiffled environments don't seem fun. Oblivion provides direction for the quests (some of which I would be lost in without it) but provides a world where you may participate in anything it has to offer at any time.

Thank you Bethesda for making such a wonderful and involved experience. I believe this format is the new future of gaming, long gone are the days of pacman.

Anyone that enjoys an RPG will love Oblivion (especially on the Ps3 and with HD). Anyone that hasn't played an RPG may find it more involved than you may be interested in. It takes time....its not a game you pick up and can put down in 20min like Resistance or Virtua Fighter, etc. There are easily a hundred hours of gameplay available...possibly more if you consider all the different character variations you can make.

Too long had I played the Knight/Warrior when I decided to play the assassin. Lets just say I am now the Guildmaster of the Thieves Guild and Listener of the Dark Brotherhood...what fun I had. :) :)

I don't regret my *sigh* 2nd purchase of this game.

I purchased Oblivion some time ago for my PC and had a lot of trouble with its stability. Every few minutes the game would crash and I would need to restart - needless to say saving was paramount. Otherwise, I enjoyed the game ....which I only played for a few hours before frustration set in. I decided to take a chance and purchase the PS3 version and I must say I have been everso pleased with that purchase. With an HDTV and HDMI cable handi the game has really come to life.

I have thoroughly enjoyed every moment. The visuals are stunning, a clear night and the stars lit up, its amazing the things they are doing with games these days. Playing the Atari still seems like yesterday and look at what we have now, simply amazing.

The non linear play of this game has become something I look for in every game. Games that do not have this...well I typically don't care for them. Linear, controlled and stiffled environments don't seem fun. Oblivion provides direction for the quests (some of which I would be lost in without it) but provides a world where you may participate in anything it has to offer at any time.

Thank you Bethesda for making such a wonderful and involved experience. I believe this format is the new future of gaming, long gone are the days of pacman.

Anyone that enjoys an RPG will love Oblivion (especially on the Ps3 and with HD). Anyone that hasn't played an RPG may find it more involved than you may be interested in. It takes time....its not a game you pick up and can put down in 20min like Resistance or Virtua Fighter, etc. There are easily a hundred hours of gameplay available...possibly more if you consider all the different character variations you can make.

Too long had I played the Knight/Warrior when I decided to play the assassin. Lets just say I am now the Guildmaster of the Thieves Guild and Listener of the Dark Brotherhood...what fun I had. :) :)

I don't regret my *sigh* 2nd purchase of this game.

Cyphus07

[QUOTE="Pablo620"]dont cheat in games whats the pointtrav_have

 The story wasn't all that great.  How many times have you played a game where you started out as a prisoner, but somehow ended up being the prophetic savior of the world?  In fact... that was more or less the synopsis of ESIII, come to think of it.

Still, it's not like there is any other option of a "Next Gen" (if you want to call it that) RPG for the PS3.  Personally... it sucked on the PC and so it'll probably suck on the PS3 as well.  And before anyone calls me a PS3 hater - it sucked on the X360 too.....

...... Combat was a lot better than ESIII though - I'll give it that.  But it still sucked for trying to make it action oriented.  I mean... if you're going to go for a twitch system like that - then don't half ass it.