Oblivion vs Skyrim???

[xAvenger13x]

What do you guys think is better oblivion or skyrim?? Lmk your opinions!(:
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[Friendly]

I think the setting for oblivion and the questlines are much superior to skyrim. Oh and not to mention magic...

[sdpad222]

I think Oblivion is better. Cyrodiil is a better location than Skyrim and I thought Oblivion had much better quests, the main quest in Skyrim is also very underwhelming.

[Lasac]

buy skyrim and make a decision for yourself , if you cant run special edition just look down in the comments and you will find links for oldrim , as far as im concerned both games are good and well worth playing

[ImaginePassion]

Morrowind

[Rabidnid]

Halcyform の投稿を引用：

The only reason Oblivion falls behind is because quality of life stuff like controller support and the godawful leveling system.

Oblivion is way ahead on everything else. It's a much better game overall.

Yup, if they had kept the structure from Morrowind where the guilds were mutually exclusive the game would have been close to perfect. I largely ignore leveling in Oblivion and play on normal. It seems a reasonable balance compared to trying to min/max and play on very hard.

[Vivian, Lady of Dawn and Dusk]

Oblivion is an epic; Skyrim is grim and dystopian. It's an honor to serve Martin in Oblivion; in Skyrim, the Dragonborn commission lands on you like a random seagull turd and it feels more like a curse. You feel like you've done something notable in Oblivion (even if you skip the DLC promotion to Daedric Prince); Skyrim ends with not much really changed and Paarthurnax darkly hinting that maybe you didn't finish off Alduin after all and he'll just be back in the future (though given how unimpressive a Big Bad he was, that isn't as depressing as it might be).

[Heimdall313]

Vivian, Lady of Dawn and Dusk の投稿を引用：

Oblivion is an epic; Skyrim is grim and dystopian. It's an honor to serve Martin in Oblivion; in Skyrim, the Dragonborn commission lands on you like a random seagull turd and it feels more like a curse. You feel like you've done something notable in Oblivion (even if you skip the DLC promotion to Daedric Prince); Skyrim ends with not much really changed and Paarthurnax darkly hinting that maybe you didn't finish off Alduin after all and he'll just be back in the future (though given how unimpressive a Big Bad he was, that isn't as depressing as it might be).

Not to mention, you know, Dovahkiin could literally rekindle the line of Dragonborn emperors. Yeah Dovahkiin isn't of the Septim bloodline but like the Potema resurrection sidequest hints at, you have a legit claim to the Imperial throne.
And of course, can only adopt kids, because the idea of actually producing your own children is uh, not an option, dovahkiin has dragon blood and no gametes.

Being the founder of a new empire and leading a revanchist conquest against the Thalmor would be cool but nah, Dovahkiin can adopt some homeless kid and literally never see them again while they go out and devour dragon souls.

But putting giant missed opportunities aside, Oblivion is better on plot and guild plots. Thieves Guild is actually better in Skyrim, imo, but everything else is ehhhhh

[Mayo]

Heimdall313 の投稿を引用：

But putting giant missed opportunities aside, Oblivion is better on plot and guild plots. Thieves Guild is actually better in Skyrim, imo, but everything else is ehhhhh

Thieves Guild in skyrim was a prime reason as to why guilds in skyrim are terrible. The main reason being you don't actively have to try to find the thieves guild yourself, you just get it thrown at you the second you walk into Riften.

[Heimdall313]

Full Noctus の投稿を引用：

Heimdall313 の投稿を引用：

But putting giant missed opportunities aside, Oblivion is better on plot and guild plots. Thieves Guild is actually better in Skyrim, imo, but everything else is ehhhhh

Thieves Guild in skyrim was a prime reason as to why guilds in skyrim are terrible. The main reason being you don't actively have to try to find the thieves guild yourself, you just get it thrown at you the second you walk into Riften.

Sure, you do get solicited for it a bit too straightforward. But beyond that, it is more substantial in content and complexity than any other guild / Companions in Skyrim.
College of Winterhold, Companions, and Civil War are just... bad, while TG is somewhat good.

[Vixus]

They're both equally good in their own ways. End of discussion

[[N63] chrisragnar]

As far as RPGs go they are pretty awful all of them. The voice acting and writing is bad, the plots of side quest are at the most sometimes funny (didn't even go through with the main quest so I dont know how bad that was). But mostly cringe or nonsens. But they do get worse with each game. I found myself the least excited and immersed in Skyrim of the three latest. I think tes has always embodied the pinnacle of low bars.
For example reading the journals, they are written from the perspective of the games mechanic, like "I broke 15 lockpicks trying to pick the lock" like why is the lockpick breaking mechanic included in a journal? The only reason they break in game is for balancing, not realism or immersion. Makes no sens, like almost all the damn writing.

[Adonis]

N63 chrisragnar の投稿を引用：

As far as RPGs go they are pretty awful all of them. The voice acting and writing is bad, the plots of side quest are at the most sometimes funny (didn't even go through with the main quest so I dont know how bad that was). But mostly cringe or nonsens. But they do get worse with each game. I found myself the least excited and immersed in Skyrim of the three latest. I think tes has always embodied the pinnacle of low bars.
For example reading the journals, they are written from the perspective of the games mechanic, like "I broke 15 lockpicks trying to pick the lock" like why is the lockpick breaking mechanic included in a journal? The only reason they break in game is for balancing, not realism or immersion. Makes no sens, like almost all the damn writing.

For a series heralded as some of the greatest RPG's of all time, the games (Morrowind excluded) are pretty horrible at the whole role-playing bit.

[Criceto]

Morrowind

[Χάρης]

Skyrim has MTX so my vote goes to Oblivion.

[oChalko]

I prefer skyrim because oblivion has tons of issues, if they wouldve cooked it a little more instead of rushing it for the 360 i imagine it wouldve been alot better.