I, being a apple pie-gorging, red-white-and-blue-type individual living in the best country ever (seconding is Guam, where you can be a government-funded pimp), I have the great fortune of having games released to me faster. Now then, Elder Scrolls: Oblivion is another game from the generator of the Elder Scrolls series and the first real-time Fallout, Bethesda. Like all of Bethesda's games, gives you thousands of options to choose from. As I am absolutely horrid at mico-managing stats and such, along with fully-customizable faces, I failed very badly at it. Or maybe the fact that each voice is recycled counless times through the game put too much monotony to it.
At any rate, you play as a person who, throughout the course of the game, noone asks the name of, and the people still trust you to save the world or something. You collect spells (most are unnecessary), weapons (which don't need to be bought), and do quests (low-pay, high-work jobs) for gold (which you always never have enough of). Here's what you need to know: the emperor has been killed, and you need to have a new emperor on the throne. After that, you topple a cult and have to take down a huge daedra in a suit of what I call "Armor of Assrape." That's all you need to know of the plot, since that's all that is really connected to it.
If you liked Morrowind, it's more of the same, except a different villain and time, and different circumstances. Altogether, not a really bad game, just boring.
At any rate, you play as a person who, throughout the course of the game, noone asks the name of, and the people still trust you to save the world or something. You collect spells (most are unnecessary), weapons (which don't need to be bought), and do quests (low-pay, high-work jobs) for gold (which you always never have enough of). Here's what you need to know: the emperor has been killed, and you need to have a new emperor on the throne. After that, you topple a cult and have to take down a huge daedra in a suit of what I call "Armor of Assrape." That's all you need to know of the plot, since that's all that is really connected to it.
If you liked Morrowind, it's more of the same, except a different villain and time, and different circumstances. Altogether, not a really bad game, just boring.