Elder Scrolls 4: Buy it?

Sometime ago I bought the GOTY edition of Oblivion for my PC, it wasn't a fantastic machine but it ran it to acceptable levels.

But that was a year ago (Maybe longer) and lately I've been craving some RPG actions, I saw that Elder scrolls was on Xbox live for download and all of the DLC as well. I wont buy it on Xbox live because I can get the GOTY xbox version for much cheaper, but I want to buy the other additional DLC.

I can't recall what happened to my PC version, I think I ended up giving it to a friend or something.

So let me ask you this, should I dish out the cast for this critically acclaimed game or is there something else that can settle my cravings. And how does the 360 version compare to the computer version, also remember my PC was... eh.

PS: Yes I already played the crap out ME2 and Dragon age.

Yes!! At the price it is now you might as well just give it a go :D I hope you enjoy it!

i personally didn't like it that much, I'd probly give it a 7.0/10 it gets boring fairly quick, and if you turn into a vampire then the game is absolutley terrible

i personally didn't like it that much, I'd probly give it a 7.0/10 it gets boring fairly quick, and if you turn into a vampire then the game is absolutley terrible

laliberte11

You could always cure yourself of vampirism aha ;)

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i personally didn't like it that much, I'd probly give it a 7.0/10 it gets boring fairly quick, and if you turn into a vampire then the game is absolutley terrible

You could always cure yourself of vampirism aha ;)

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i personally didn't like it that much, I'd probly give it a 7.0/10 it gets boring fairly quick, and if you turn into a vampire then the game is absolutley terrible

laliberte11

You could always cure yourself of vampirism aha ;)

True...I just cloned loads of potions to prevent the infection :P

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You could always cure yourself of vampirism aha ;)

True...I just cloned loads of potions to prevent the infection :P

1st Id like to say yes go get Oblivion GOTY and FallOut 3 GOTY both really good games. 2nd does anyone know when the next elder scrolls is coming out i mean its been talked about here and there but nothin on it what do you guys think. Also im really excited for Fallout new vegas this october o yadarklordansem

thats sweet but I think I would rather see a fallout mmo just because of the whole post nuclear war it would make for better team work but an elser scrolls mmo would rock darklordansem

I dunno...I just want ES5 :( New Vegas looks good so far though. Something to look forward too at least :P

Thx guys, I got to lvl 30 in Fallout sometime ago, I think I'm burned out on that as well. But elder scrolls seems like it might revive some old memories of some good'ole fashion dungeon@$$ kicking.

Ok I just bought I on Amazon (used) but in good condition for $17. (Yes, GOTY)

Won't be till april until it gets here though... :( But hey I saved alot of dollars instead of having to buy the normal one for $30 and then the two expansions.

Can't wait until I can spend atleast several hours just customizing my character :D!

PS: Tell me, is the other DLC besides from Isles and knights of nine any good? I see one gives you a wizard's tower as a home and another gives you a chance to become a lord of a castle?... Sounds good to me.

no i wouldnt drop the money on it, especially since youve had it before, check out mass effect 2 or dragon age, im sure one of those will peak your interest-DirtySanchez-

I've already said I beat both of those games several times over each. I even got ME1 on my console as well.

If you are hankerin' for a good RPG, and you like Oblivion, you should definitely consider Fallout 3. Many people prefer it to Oblivion (including myself). COmbing around the ruins of DC is one of the most enjoyable gaming experiences this gen.

If you are hankerin' for a good RPG, and you like Oblivion, you should definitely consider Fallout 3. Many people prefer it to Oblivion (including myself). COmbing around the ruins of DC is one of the most enjoyable gaming experiences this gen.

nakasa5

I beat it already with broken steel, I don't know about Zeta, Pitt, and Anchorage though... Hmm...

Yes, I would definitely recommend Oblivion.

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If you are hankerin' for a good RPG, and you like Oblivion, you should definitely consider Fallout 3. Many people prefer it to Oblivion (including myself). COmbing around the ruins of DC is one of the most enjoyable gaming experiences this gen.

Chronicles-Lore

I beat it already with broken steel, I don't know about Zeta, Pitt, and Anchorage though... Hmm...

Personally, I would reccomend repurchasing the PC version and downloading a selection of mods, with the right choices you can make it a whole new game! :D Just a few mods that I had installed for TESIV, Wieldable torches (so you can use torches as a weapon), Darker nights (doesn't sound like much, but if you actually try it the difference from the regular game is incredible, it suddenly becomes far more immersive, for example, when you travel at night you HAVE to use a torch otherwise you literally cannot see whats in front of you, particularly in forests) this combines well with a simple aesthetic mod which adds lights in windows at nighttime. More gameplay mods include changes to how the law and order system works (more logical, if you kill all witnesses you lose your bounty, etc.), a bank (for items and money, iirc it even lets you earn interest on your savings) Also there are various mods to add new enemies and creatures to the game, some of these are really slick and look just as good as Bethesda's originals.rb2610

Thanks for the info. Actually when I did have it still for the PC I did use a variety of mods, but I got tempted and used a bunch of the mods that made me OP. I was looking at the Xbox one and thought it would have better graphics and would keep me from going out of control with modding, I like to play the game by the rules and have limited self-control when it comes to cheating.

Oblivion gave me a weird experience. I loved every bit of it. Did all the quests, then bought KON expansion pack - loved it. But then afterwards, I had no desire to replay it and got bored very very quickly. I can see why some would find this game very replayable but for me, I guess not. :(

i personally didn't like it that much, I'd probly give it a 7.0/10 it gets boring fairly quick, and if you turn into a vampire then the game is absolutley terrible

laliberte11

If you can, get the PC version. Much, much, much better. If not, I guess get the 360 version.

Passing up Oblivion would be a VERY stupid decision.

You'll regret if you don't when in ten years everybody's still talikng about what a great game it was.