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Just don't get it, why I wanna do a bunch of psycho crap to the mentally insane. A better expansion would of been one that sent a team of wizards to go put a stop to sheo's madness and free whoever wasn't a total unstopable threat and hold them on trial for their atrocities. Instead they just made that xp mindlessly edgy just for the sake of it.
Lotta people in this industry, and not just the gamers but the creators, don't wanna abstractly think about anything or question. Just eat it up yum, anything you put in front of them. I don't remember anything this immoral in morrowind even the morang tong which was pretty edgy, still justified what they did by law and claimed that the people were criminals who deserved it with honorable writs. These people in the shivering islands are talking about how they love torture and expecting me to go along with it. And if not freefall. Its a terrible xp and it looks beautiful, but about around the time sheo sent me to go talk to his torturers I felt like I was in a bad exploitation film and got very disinterested.
And an odd choice for an xp after the heroic main q where you basically shut down pure evil. Also anytime this debate about evil in games gets brought up people tell me abstract morality rants and nothings is true, everything is permitted assassins creed stuff. And I just don't agree or like the talking point at all, no morality is common sense and written in a court of law and for good reason.
My favorite addition is you can play at your monitor's native resolution and framerate, although this one is a double-edged sword in itself. A fps above 60 will have some minor nuisances to object interactions (like plates and cups falling to the floor in areas), but that's just Oblivion being Oblivion. So you may have to lock your framerate if it gets to be too bothersome.
SI isn't about mental health issues, but chaos. Sheo's madness is chaotic, not depressive.