Reasons why many people hates Oblivion...

Because of leveling right? It's an Action game not RPG right? But still a great game for me What are other things on why you hate Oblivion?

Only have 3 games on my 360 btw. Oblivion, Fable2, DMC4. I like them all. :)

leveling,boring quests and other things but the arena is awesome

many people dont hate oblivion. theres a few but not many

I definitely don't hate this game but I was pretty uninspired by it. The main storyline is just not at all gripping, and I always found combat a little awkward. In the end, I found myself not having fun, so I didn't finish the game. Admittedly, this means I didn't get the whole experience and can't judge fully. But if a game can't compel you to finish it, that's not exactly high praise for it in my book.

i think oblivion is cool i like it

I love the game...I just think you should get XP for quests and exploration

Because of leveling right? It's an Action game not RPG right? But still a great game for me What are other things on why you hate Oblivion?

Only have 3 games on my 360 btw. Oblivion, Fable2, DMC4. I like them all. :)

I don't hate it, it was just boring. Combat was bad, a lot of quests and dungeons were bland, and the reason I stopped playing: becoming a vampire.II-FBIsniper-II

The sun hurts right? Me too almost because of that but solved it and off I go.

There were a lot of problems with Oblivion. To name a few, repetitive environments, uninspired combat, unvaried enemies, mostly uninteresting quests, and a really grindy leveling system.

oblivion is pretty much one of the best games ever made.

Because I expected a game that was better than Morrowind, or at LEAST as good. But it wasn't nearly as close. Morrowind is still the best open-ended RPG ever created in my opinion.

many people dont hate oblivion. theres a few but not many

footballa27

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Step inside System Wars and you'd be pleasantly surprised.

i didnt mind the leveling if you think about it its actually a good thing i mean before that you were restricted to areas of the game that were in your level range which can be annoying if you go somewhere where the enemies are too strong and get raped. Also it lets you explore the game at your own pace because everything is scaled. You can hop straight to whatever you wanna do at the very start.

There are always people who hate things that are successful

also there are many people who hate things that are good. oblivion is just a masterpiece and if you don't like it then you just have no patience or don't like rpgs.

also there are many people who hate things that are good. oblivion is just a masterpiece and if you don't like it then you just have no patience or don't like rpgs.

Carnifex726

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All right, we get it. You LOVE Oblivion, but is it SO HARD to believe that people wouldn't like the game because it's not their cup of tea? Seriously, I guess the whole concept of "different strokes for different folks" is lost on you? :lol:

also there are many people who hate things that are good. oblivion is just a masterpiece and if you don't like it then you just have no patience or don't like rpgs.

Carnifex726

We can't really feel the RPGness in Oblivion because of the Leveling Scale(Face the Truth) but still overall a great game.

well the leveling system is actual very simple and doesn't bother me at all. you just have a set of major skills and minor skills. you just carry out the acts of your major skills and you level up.

well the leveling system is actual very simple and doesn't bother me at all. you just have a set of major skills and minor skills. you just carry out the acts of your major skills and you level up.

Carnifex726

Yes I know how to level sir. you level-up, your enemies level-up. Not an RPG. You can feel the power when you just lower the difficulty scale bar and that's annoying.

it was incredibly boring to me.

The quests, the atmosphere, the graphics, the music, the art design, and the animations.

I definitly had much more fun with Morrowind

I don't know why people wouldn't like it. I guess if you're not a fan of fantasy games, but I really like the sense of adventure one experiences in Oblivion and Fallout 3.

Either you like that kind of games or you don't. I loved Oblivion, but didn't get into Fallout 3 for example, it's all subjective.Naruto

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well the leveling system is actual very simple and doesn't bother me at all. you just have a set of major skills and minor skills. you just carry out the acts of your major skills and you level up.

Laharl5

Yes I know how to level sir. you level-up, your enemies level-up. Not an RPG. You can feel the power when you just lower the difficulty scale bar and that's annoying.

Oblivion isnt for everyone

it is amazing, however, i personally thought every aspect of it was great

If you don't like Oblivion you obviously have no patience or wisdom. It's like saying you don't like Final Fantasy or Zelda. Do us all a favor and play Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing!

Oblivion was my favorite game back just after it was released. It was impressive at the time.

Yeah, it's an action game to kick back and relax on your couch. I guess that's why the PC gaming community didn't take well to it.

I don't hate the game, just that is very overrated. Good, not great.

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i could never understand why people dislike this game...it's got some technical flaws, but its still brilliant.

Leveling was fine. The combat was boring, and the story was pretty boring. And the cardboard characters had no life in them to help any combat/story.

I much prefered Fallout 3 to this.

When does Fallout 3 GOTY edition comes out?

Leveling was fine. The combat was boring, and the story was pretty boring. And the cardboard characters had no life in them to help any combat/story.

I much prefered Fallout 3 to this.

jonathan_rector

interesting....i think most people did. For me, i wanted to LOVE fallout, but was completely turned off by the overworld. As for your comment about the characters...they looked the exact same in Fallout O_o

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Leveling was fine. The combat was boring, and the story was pretty boring. And the cardboard characters had no life in them to help any combat/story.

I much prefered Fallout 3 to this.

chex81

interesting....i think most people did. For me, i wanted to LOVE fallout, but was completely turned off by the overworld. As for your comment about the characters...they looked the exact same in Fallout O_o

Hmm...maybe it was the voice actors then? I agree, the Wasteland got pretty repetittive, but the side missions were really awesome. I just couldn't get into Oblivion. I really gave it a shot too. I love old school RPG's...and Fallout is Sci-Fi, and I really don't care for Sci-Fi. But for whatever reason, I really got into Fallout.

Here's hoping Oblivion 5 is it? Hopefully that one will rock.

When does Fallout 3 GOTY edition comes out?

Laharl5

Near the end of October I think

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well the leveling system is actual very simple and doesn't bother me at all. you just have a set of major skills and minor skills. you just carry out the acts of your major skills and you level up.

chaoscougar1

Yes I know how to level sir. you level-up, your enemies level-up. Not an RPG. You can feel the power when you just lower the difficulty scale bar and that's annoying.

Exactly! I kill just about everything in just a couple of hits and I don't touch the difficulty bar. Also. Where do people keep getting the idea that Oblivion is an action game? It's an RPG just like Morrowind. The only real differences are the combat system and it's been streamlined a bit.

Does anyone really miss the shortblade and medium armor skills? lol

I can't stand Oblivion. I just think it's sooooooo boring. But I love Fallout 3.

I think most people don't give it a chance, it's a bit overwhelming at first it takes some time to get into.

The only thing i hate about Oblivion is the stupid leveling system. Other than that it is a great game.

I really liked Oblivion, mostly because I love games that have a lot of depth, and ones that you need to spend some time on.

The one major things I didn't like about Oblivion is that the enemies scaled with you. But I guess being as open as it was, they sort of had to scale with the character. This did take away from that dominating feeling you can get by spending a lot of time and working on an RPG.

But yeah, some games are liked by people and some aren't.