to enjoy oblvion

Im the biggest FPS fan on the planet

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I put 85 Hours into Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion

Its rad as hell

Im the biggest FPS fan on the planet

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I put 85 Hours into Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion

Its rad as hell

Mauser_Loader

same

nice...i heard that if u dont have the hard drive the loadin sucks @$$..is tht true?pygmahia5

Yes, because its cached

BUT, do this (I gather the info from your other topics)

Get GRAW 2or Vegas THEN HDD THEN Oblivion

in that order

Im the biggest FPS fan on the planet

...

I put 85 Hours into Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion

Its rad as hell

Mauser_Loader

And on the flip side of the coin, im a huge JRPG fan but couldnt stand oblivion. To each his own.

[QUOTE="Mauser_Loader"]

Im the biggest FPS fan on the planet

...

I put 85 Hours into Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion

Its rad as hell

Clan_Crushbone

And on the flip side of the coin, im a huge JRPG fan but couldnt stand oblivion. To each his own.

Well Oblivion isnt an RPG

Its an action game With specific ELEMENTS from RPG type games

Like stat building and money

will i be dissappointed with graw 2's single player? like will i regret ever buyin itpygmahia5

Nope, but you do realize Tom Clancy games are hard? Right?

heck yes i realize thtpygmahia5

Then you'll love it

Oblivion is a lot friendlier to the more casual RPG player than morrowind.

[QUOTE="Clan_Crushbone"][QUOTE="Mauser_Loader"]

Im the biggest FPS fan on the planet

...

I put 85 Hours into Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion

Its rad as hell

Mauser_Loader

And on the flip side of the coin, im a huge JRPG fan but couldnt stand oblivion. To each his own.

Well Oblivion isnt an RPG

Its an action game With specific ELEMENTS from RPG type games

Like stat building and money

??? It has real-time combat and is not party-based, but I hope that doesn't prevent it from being an RPG. If so, KOTOR, Morrowindand Fable aren't RPG's, probably along with a bunch of others. In Oblivion, you are playing a role, picking your path continuously and customizing your character continuously. Turn-based combat and party systems don't make RPG's--they were just part of a few important RPG's. One argument is that, "okay, that makes games like GTA, Silent Hill and Deus Ex RPG's."Well,they sure have picked up a few RPG elements as games are generally getting more complex, but the line has to be drawn somewhere. Oblivion is on the RPG side of the line. Unless you're into JRPG's, I guess!:D

[QUOTE="Mauser_Loader"]

Im the biggest FPS fan on the planet

...

I put 85 Hours into Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion

Its rad as hell

Clan_Crushbone

And on the flip side of the coin, im a huge JRPG fan but couldnt stand oblivion. To each his own.

I'm a huge FPS fan, JRPG fan, and Oblivion fan. (I have over 900 achievement points in Gears, Enchanted Arms, PSU, and Oblivion)

However, Oblivion is not for everyone. Many people get bored with it. More people get addicted to it. Although there is a plot, it's easy to go off the path and some people get bored since the story stalls a bit.

i highly disliked rpgs until i got oblivion..and nowits defintly in the top 3 of my most favorite games of all time...and plus it has a lot of action and other elements so no you dont have to love rpgs to be into this game

[QUOTE="Mauser_Loader"][QUOTE="Clan_Crushbone"][QUOTE="Mauser_Loader"]

Im the biggest FPS fan on the planet

...

I put 85 Hours into Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion

Its rad as hell

Morphumax

And on the flip side of the coin, im a huge JRPG fan but couldnt stand oblivion. To each his own.

Well Oblivion isnt an RPG

Its an action game With specific ELEMENTS from RPG type games

Like stat building and money

??? It has real-time combat and is not party-based, but I hope that doesn't prevent it from being an RPG. If so, KOTOR, Morrowindand Fable aren't RPG's, probably along with a bunch of others. In Oblivion, you are playing a role, picking your path continuously and customizing your character continuously. Turn-based combat and party systems don't make RPG's--they were just part of a few important RPG's. One argument is that, "okay, that makes games like GTA, Silent Hill and Deus Ex RPG's."Well,they sure have picked up a few RPG elements as games are generally getting more complex, but the line has to be drawn somewhere. Oblivion is on the RPG side of the line. Unless you're into JRPG's, I guess!:D

he means its not as much into the RPG category as it should be

more into action

it is an RPG though

it isn't like the typical rpg. The main story is actually VERY short. You can probably beat the main quest in a matter of a few hours using an invisibility spell.

Anyway the game is mostly dungeon crawling. You can be a brute and smash everything or you can hide in the shadows and shoot from a distance with a bow. The story takes place in short (less than 5 mins) dialogues whenever you turn in a quest/ask for another one.

To make up for the ridiculously short main story theres 4 other guilds you can join and do quests for. This is the part you'll need to be somewhat of an rpg nut to finish since i imagine someone who dislikes rpgs will probably have no motivation to do these extra quests. Anyway hope it helped.

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do i have to be REALLY into rpgs? like an rpg freak or somethingpygmahia5

will i be dissappointed with graw 2's single player? like will i regret ever buyin itpygmahia5

If you care a lot about the single player yes you will. It's not the single player's bad, the single player is fantastic at some points, but it's also EXTREMELY easy and EXTREMELY short. If I went back through it right now I could probably get it done in under 3 hours. The multiplayer is where it's at in GRAW 2, it has some really good co op modes that are lots of fun to try and complete, and plenty of options for versus and solo matches. Only thing is there's no co op through the main story, just through separate maps kind of like Rainbow Six's Terrorist Hunt mode.

If you want great single player along with great multiplayer then get Rainbow Six Vegas, if you hate bullet lag and don't care about how long the single player is, get GRAW 2.

[QUOTE="Mauser_Loader"]

Im the biggest FPS fan on the planet

...

I put 85 Hours into Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion

Its rad as hell

Clan_Crushbone

And on the flip side of the coin, im a huge JRPG fan but couldnt stand oblivion. To each his own.

That's because JRPGs are not really RPGs.. For many reasons.. one being that you can't create your own character.

kinda of like at least like them

same here

same here

I guess most of the people here can say they liked oblivion...

But I got a question? Who can tell me some of the funnest stuff to do in this huge@55 game?