Its a big roleplaying simulation with no impact on the next chapter.
Im still reeling from the letdown of Gold Road and the wasted potential of a forgotten Daedric Prince.
The handling of the narrative was fumbled at best, especially with how the Wood Elves were treated.
I yearn for a meaningful installment with depth and personalization that ESO just cant deliver anymore.
Maybe Bethesdas future is truly in the past.
I played Morrowind and wasnt impressed.
Its bleak, sad, and not at all what I envision for a fantasy escape.
The high fantasy vibes are the same, but the differences lie in the climate both games cultivate.
In Oblivion, each city comes together to fight against the portal-to-hell crisisand theres much more diversity.
Youre not the chosen one, youre just responsible for him.
It was no surprise that Oblivion swept the world by storm in 2006.
Almost two decades later, I still get scared when an NPC approaches me and wants to talk.
I bought Starfield exclusively for the Adoring Fan, and I regret nothing.
However, there was something magical about the time-sensitive quests, curious bugs, and expansive world within Oblivion.
No matter how many times I accidentally quit the game out of fear, I kept coming back.
Otherwise, Im diving into the community project Skyblivion to relive that whimsical and frightening experience.
No wonder it was the game of the year two decades ago.
Bring back the Harvest King and romantic rivals!
