Oblivion review
New Oblivion review at Gamespot. I agree with several points, in particular:
- The quests are easier to follow than in Morrowind. The active quest feature is helpful too.
- Great attention to detail.
- The additional power moves that are achieved when you advance to journeyman, master, expert.
The reviewer is probably right that Oblivion is the best single-player RPG around. On the other hand, I don't see Oblivion as such a huge innovation over Morrowind.
One suggestion: in the PC version add some kind of tool that allows the player to make notes that are tied to quests, locations, etc. and can be searched in different ways. I sometime find myself writing down notes for later in the game, and a searchable notebook would be a good addition to the game.
- The quests are easier to follow than in Morrowind. The active quest feature is helpful too.
- Great attention to detail.
- The additional power moves that are achieved when you advance to journeyman, master, expert.
The reviewer is probably right that Oblivion is the best single-player RPG around. On the other hand, I don't see Oblivion as such a huge innovation over Morrowind.
One suggestion: in the PC version add some kind of tool that allows the player to make notes that are tied to quests, locations, etc. and can be searched in different ways. I sometime find myself writing down notes for later in the game, and a searchable notebook would be a good addition to the game.
posted by Marcelo y Alejandra at 8:40 PM
1 Comments:
Great! I always like to here objective critiques on video games. I am playing Oblivion currently and have just encountered the annoying runt of a character - “The Adoring Fan”. So I wrote a blog entry about his annoying behavior.
http://www.offeroftheday.com/post/oblivion-adoring-fan/
It details, stuff he says, the way he looks, and best of all…how to dispose of him.
-b
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