Awesome Oblivion preview at TGSN
Awesome Oblivion preview at TGSN
Preview - posted by Vault Dweller on Fri 16 September 2005, 15:50:13
Tags: Bethesda Softworks; The Elder Scrolls IV: OblivionYes, another Oblivion article posted by Vault Dweller! When will this reign of terror end?! Anyway, there is a brand new Oblivion preview/blowjob. This preview redefines the concept of previews by adding the expected rating of the game: 9.6 - 10!
The fact that you can do nearly anything, and that it will have a result which affects your character and those around you is breathtaking to imagine. With hundreds of hours of gameplay, an unthinkably open-ended style and currently un-paralleled graphics, this should be a thoroughly involving game, and the best RPG we’ve seen from Bethesda, which should tell you just how great we’re expecting this to be.It's time for ... credibility check!:
Before I even begin to explain exactly what are the good and bad elements of Morrowind, I must say one thing: It is awesome.
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Some of the tasks people have for you require the elimination of certain people, but those people will no doubt fight back. This kind of decision-making is what makes Morrowind sometimes a tense, risky adventure... Truly excellent stuff.Well, this, without a doubt, is the stupidest thing ever written. "Hmm, should I attack this guy or not? He looks like the sort that fights back, so I'm not so sure... decisions, decisions"
The fact that you can do nearly anything, and that it will have a result which affects your character and those around you is breathtaking to imagine. With hundreds of hours of gameplay, an unthinkably open-ended style and currently un-paralleled graphics, this should be a thoroughly involving game, and the best RPG we’ve seen from Bethesda, which should tell you just how great we’re expecting this to be.
Before I even begin to explain exactly what are the good and bad elements of Morrowind, I must say one thing: It is awesome.
...
Some of the tasks people have for you require the elimination of certain people, but those people will no doubt fight back. This kind of decision-making is what makes Morrowind sometimes a tense, risky adventure... Truly excellent stuff.
