The 5 Best Oblivion Quests Of All Time
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2015
- Skyrim is cool and all, but there was just something magical about Oblivion. Each quest was so rich with story; you couldn't help but dive head first into each one. And with each quest being so good you can imagine it would be pretty hard to narrow down the best ones, but I did it anyways.
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I got to admit oblivion quests were the most fun I've had in a TES game
Agreed.
I Valkyrie I my favorites are the settlements that need your help
F5 prototype 😂😂🤣🤣😅
TES Morrowind had the best quests. Oblivion is a great game but Morrowind is better :P and you get to meet the last Dwemer!!
yeah
I played Oblivion once, but then i traveld inside a a painting and things got weird
lokalkakan THE PAINTED TROLLS. I loved that quest.
Snowpey Ingram It was so messed up, after that i keept looking at other paintings around Oblivion and thought about going into them.
I forgot that one. Is that the one after which you get the magical brush?
It is.
good quest
quality quest
yes mmmm
mmm mmm
amiright?
The best part of the whodunit party is getting the last two to turn on each other.
this never happen to me. i just thought i had to find the killer who was an dark elf that turn on everyone. i think i knew it was here or something but ya things got out of hand. i dont even think i talked to everyone before their was magic flying everywhere. crazy times crazy times indeed.
Yes and after the last one kills the other he accuses of the murder
zerokura So what you're saying is that basically, you didn't kill or talk to anyone and they just randomly started killing each other?
If so how long were you there until that happened? and more importantly did you steal anything? lol
Ali Baba Wait whaaaaaat??!
xD
"A Brush with Death" quest was great. Also "The Assassinated Man" quest, "Mortierre I know you're in there" so creepy.
Ya those two were definitely good. That's the thing with oblivion is there were so many really great quests.
I've only played Oblivion once as I got it quite recently and it took me a while to get into it, but I've played through most of the quests now. I did Shivering Isles right at the end, and went in knowing only two things about it: Sheogorath is involved, and it seems to be regarded as possibly the best DLC from Bethesda Game Studios. I expected to be disappointed, but it really lived up to the hype.
My favourite bit about Whodunit is how re-playable it is. The order you kill them in creates such different reactions and there's some pretty tragic outcomes (like the Dunmer killing the Nord even though she reminded him of his daughter). I also remember a Thieves Guild quest where you have to break someone out of jail but it turns into this really creepy mystery when you find out all the prisoners are being abducted one-by-one by "The Pale Lady". That really caught me off guard.
Oh man, i gotta share some funny trivia about the Sheogorath Shrine Quest.
So, if you start the Quest with the Shivering Isles DLC while supposed to actually be doing a Quest for Sheogorath in his own realm, he'll comment on how you're not doing what he told you.
Also, if you start the Quest with the Shivering Isles DLC AFTER completing the Main Story inside of it, his Butler will ask why you're praying to yourself, before giving you the quest instead.
To add to this, if you don't have The Shivering Isles installed, there's a different voice actor than the one used for Shivering Isles and Skyrim, which sounds much better suited for "The Prince of Madness" IMO.
Lol I have to check this out
That's so cool
Praying to himself actually seems like something Sheogorath would do though
Oh my gosh! I accidentally found this out and it was hilarious
love oblivion quests
and fun fact: in the party quest if you kill guests secretley one by one, and Neville is the last one left,
he will approach youi in his old imperial guard armor and speak some unique dialogue
Oh wow I will have to try that!
I think it was the old lady that I had gained her trust so well she couldn't figure out who the killer was when it was just her and I left.
Who’s killing us it’s just you and me and I know I’m not killing people. Hmm who could it possibly be.
"stop! you violated the law"
"I used to be a dog, I got better"
Probably a reference yeah
She used to be a dog, yes. And then she got better. But not a better dog, no, she's a terrible dog. But better.
I've heard sheogorath loves Monty python. I even heard he rides an invisible horse.
I've heard sheogorath loves Monty python. I even heard he rides an invisible horse.
I've heard sheogorath loves Monty python. he even rides an invisible horse
One of my absolute favorites is the Xedilian dungeon quest (Shivering Isles DLC). It’s just genuine fun.
The strangest quest for me was the one with the "Pale Lady" in Skingrad prison. Apparently she was a vampire and used to come once in a while to drain the blood of the prisoners.
In the meantime the count of Skingrad is Janus Hassildor, a vampire himself, who despite being a vampire himself, he claims that he despises his kind because he fears that a vampire clan would attempt to make everyone in Skingrad vampires and he wanted to protect his people, yet he apparently seems to have to problem with that "Pale Lady".
Although a connection between that "Pale Lady" and Janus Hassildor is never stated, or even implied, it sounded really logical to me since guards didn't seem to mind that a random "Lady" was "visiting" prisoners the moment the prison itself was restricted to the public.
One more thing: After killing the "Pale Lady", Janus Hassildor enterer the same cell, but didn't do anything, he didn't even spoke to me. I assumed that the developers removed the part that was connecting that "Pale Lady" and Hassildor because they wanted to make him seem righteous, despite being a vampire.
Anyway, I just wanted to point that out.
PS: I read somewhere that Bethesda stated that Hassildor was alive and well by fourth era (Skyrim timeline.) but never appeared or mentioned in the game.
Wonder if they will mention him in future releases...
Well, there's some dialogue implying that the Pale Lady was collecting blood to feed the Countess, who was in a coma from not drinking any blood despite her Vampirism.
Alot of shit in oblivion don't make any sense
Being a vampire doesn't make you inherently evil unless you're killing people
Love these, the voice acting range of the Grey Fox made the Thieves Guild even better than it already was. I wanted to hear him talk all the time.. CAPITAL!
recommend the shadow over hackdirt quest. It a big reference to a horror book called shadow over innsmouth. It's weird, creepy, and based on an H.P Lovecraft book so you know it's gonna be good.
+dormdude Agreed. That quest is very good, and rather creepy.
Is that the one where you get kidnapped and wake up in some underground tunnels? Damn that's good, I thought it would be included here. Definetly got some Lovecraft vibes when playing that
cochi256 Lovecraftian*
How do u get the quest??
@@cochi256 You don't get kidnapped and taken into underground tunnels. Dar-Ma does.
I noticed at 4:42 your character is an Imperial named This Guy,, my character is an Imperial named That Guy. What a coincidence.
haha, nice!
Well well well...
And I am that Guy as well.
mine is an altmer
That Guy 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
If you are able to level up your acrobatics high enough you actually don't need to use the boots of springheel jack to land the fall without dying. When this is done you are able to keep the boots of springheel jack and essentially be able to jump from any height without dying. Oh and the best part is they don't break or disappear from your inventory. Only the prompt after the fall breaks them completely. Happy Jumping!
sadly I still play oblivion. most say they've logged 100s of hours , I'm way way past thousands
Craig Pasciullo Same dude, I loved that once you got your skills up high enough, you could kill people without even attacking them.
+Brent Wheeler how's that ? or am I missing a joke.
Craig Pasciullo I think it was like your block skill or something and you could just block and the enemies would take damage from it.
Reflect damage. My character is level 37, heavy armor, quickly capped on endurance, dozens of health potions crafted by himself at 100 alchemy with expert equipment. And he has the Escutcheon of Chorrol.
I walked into the Imperial city and started a fight. 4 or 5 watchmen attacking me at once, i just walked around taking no damage due to the over time health restoration from the potions, and they slowly died from the damage reflection. I only lost when my armor eventually broke. Eventually like 13 watchmen were dead
I still only have like skill level 60 in block, so I'm thinking of just blocking atatcks from now on in fights, and let the reflections do the work. Most OP character I've had.
Nice, just one of the many reasons that makes that game so great.
The best i had experience playing Oblivion is Thieves guild and Dark Brotherhood. Best reward i got was Skeleton Key and The Gray Fox helmet, i still love it.
Dark Brotherhood in Skyrim wasn't good at all but the armor at end of quest was good, and you couldn't get Skeleton Key after the quest.
xXSilentAgent47Xx Thieves guild was bad too
+Yukari Hina How? It was great.
which armor?
Terrific Burger but the nightingale is from the thieves guild, not the Dark Brotherhood
My only complaint about the Thieves Guild quest in Oblivion was that there was *a lot* of lockpicking, which meant I made *a lot* of quick saves before each lockpick attempt, yes Thieves would revolve around lockpicking but come on, and I'm pretty sure you get the Skeleton key from a Daedric quest not from DB or TG, trust me, I have every achievement so I know this, and if you mean the SK in Skyrim, you do realize you can keep that as long as you want, as long as you don't give it back, and since it counts as a quest item it can't be removed from your inventory. The Cowl of the Gray Fox is ok if you're good at getting hidden from guards, because if you're seen taking it on and off you get in trouble regardless
i actually don't mind persuasion now that i'm good at it. you just make sure the tiny section is always on the frowny face and it goes pretty fast
You have a skill that I will never have then.
Exactly. I don't like the frowny face.
@@TheCantinaChannel There are two smiles, just align the large sections with the smiles. It's not so bad. :)
Exactly, there is an "art" to it for sure. I've been trying to spread that word for years.
@@mrs.hatfield1451 But you have to select everything and if you make one tiny mistake, the character can very easily like you less than when you started. It's much easier just to give them a bunch of gold.
I've been playing Oblivion lately and falling back in love with it.
Shout out to oblivions mages guild quest line.. The best mages guild questine and probably one of my all time favorites
Yeah I agree I wish skyrims was better. The college of winterhold was so basic and underwhelming. Really disappointed with it.
It was so good that you had to go to many cities to progress the guilds in Oblivion and Morrowind.
I also really liked the story. However, there is a major problem with Oblivion's mage guild: You did not need any magical abilities at all. Only in one quest you ever need to use spells, as far as I remember (Fireball and healing on target). And I'm sure they could come from staves.
I agree!
@@hopium5699 I read somewhere that College of winterhold quest line was gonna end with some time travel shit and you being the cause of the great collapse. If that was true it would be dope I think
No, morrowind was the best after daggerfall
Sheogorath's dialogue in his shrine quest changes if you've started Shivering Isles. To what depends on how far you are in the SI main questline. It's good attention to detail.
I honestly respect your love for oblivion and it makes me happy to see how much you favor the magical older game over the newer game. I personally share this love of oblivion myself as it may not look better but I like the graphics style and the way it is played!
Underrated youtuber with well-paced humour and editing. Keep it up! Subbed
Thanks!
Doesn't he sound a lot like Sam o Nella lol even his jokes are a lot alike
The entire Dark Brotherhood quest in Oblivion was extremely dark, gritty, and comical at times. Especially the final quest. I was like 9 or 10 when i played it. It was friggin awesome. Bethesda games haven't really had anything else quite like it.
And you join by killing a rapist.
*your killing has been observed by forces unknown*
great video man keep uploading :P
Love your content!
Thanks I am glad you guys like it!
Oh shit I didn't think I'd see you here metagoblin.
I'm everywhere.
MetaGoblin ok I'm scared now
Black hand quests were all awesome
TcheQ _ What black hand quests?
It's possible to make the Dark Brotherhood quests in Skyrim fun. You just have to get creative. Wait for the moment of the wedding where a couple exchange vows. Then transform into a freaking werewolf and eat them both in front of hundreds of horrified onlookers.
bro you gotta make a video about this it will blow up
It makes no difference though...
I loved the DB questline in Skyrim it was on par with Oblivion's imo
The bloated float quest was glorious coming upon this accidentally was absolutely amazing. And the dark brotherhood quest at the mansion the magic definitely comes from slowly turning the people against each other I like to make it take as long as possible to see the slow degradation.
The Great Heist is my most favorite quest of all time. All that build up, the arrow in the keyhole, and the nervous wreck I was in front of the moth priests, only to fall to what should be your death. Then you get the resolution with the count/countess of Anvil. Best quest in any game to date I've done.
No lie, that game is still, fun to play, I just started getting back into it since the Skyrim remastered came out. Thanks for the video. :0
Oly jed mee too its always fun
Oly jed Age of mythology is also great!
Whodunit was my favorite quest in Oblivion, after my first play through, I kept a save file right before i started it so i could replay it as often as i wanted.
Sheogorath's quest was a close second though. His are always good.
Love this channel. I keep rewatching almost all Oblivion-videos regularly
I usually don't subscribe to smaller youtubers, but you actually seem pretty dedicated unlike others who make shorter videos with little to no effort. Keep going man!
Thanks!
how are you not popular these videos are fantastic
Someday...
The Cantina You are popular man...
The Cantina ...If not then you'd you have 370k!!! views, oh my gud god, i thought it was ' o n l y ' 340k, damn man, be really proud of yourself man, youdungud lol ( c wot i did thare? lel
I love that you pointed that out. 😂
@@TheCantinaChannel it gone 4 yr brotha good day
personally I love the persuasion minigame.
+JustAskMeTV101 I believe that. I wish that there was some sort of persuasion system in skyrim. The lack of one just makes me feel a disconnect to everyone.
+JustAskMeTV101 I believe that. I wish that there was some sort of persuasion system in skyrim. The lack of one just makes me feel a disconnect to everyone.
Just bribe them hahaha.
Everybody loves money!
I totally agree with the bloated float quest, one of my favorites. It was just so sudden and I had no clue it would happen.
Best thing about the Sheogorath Shrine Quest if you do it after The Shivering Isles instead of Sheogorath talking to you from the Shrine, it is Haskill who contacts and tells you that the previous Sheogorath had some unfinished buisness that was cut short by the Greymarch and Haskill asks you to complete the prank as a sign that you are begging to take on the role as the New Sheogorath and that the rain of fiery dogs was your doing.
the 3rd one has to be the most memorable quest for me. I tried to be all sneaky and smart about it so I talked to the people first and got these dudes to be really protective over this elf girl, i could've used that to isolate them but instead i chose to kill the old lady and the guard first because i didn't like them, however when i came back to the other guests shit broke lose, the elf chick went bananas and started attacking the other guys, the guys, infatuated with the elf started attacking each other to "protect" the chick but she ended killing both of them, i was hella confused so i just stood there watching, once it was done i went to speak with the girl and she... she had the fucking nerve to suggest that i was the killer, since only the two of us were remaining WELL IT HAD TO BE ME RIGHT? SHE TOLD ME THIS AS SHE HAD 2 BODIES NEXT TO HER AND A BLOODY DAGGER IN HER HAND i just... anyways killing her after that wasn't so hard. I'll always remember fondly that assassination quest where that one bitch went crazy
Wow I have certainly never had that happen during the quest, sounds pretty crazy!!!
one of the greatest and funniest thing in a bethesda game is when things definitely don't go as planned :'D
That is for certain. Bethesda games are pretty good at that.
1000 bees in a trenchcoat iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiikikiiiiiiiiii
There IS actually a murder mystery quest in Morrowind. It actually is in Seyda Neen, if I spelled that right, the town the game drops you in when you start a new game.
You hear rumors about a tax collector, which not many liked, has gone missing. You can find his dead body just a little to the north of town, and bring the news to the town’s head guard. You talk to a few people, and eventually you’re led onto a path and find the murderer then kill him.
It’s not very long or interesting, but hey, it’s a murder mystery.
And Ralen Hlaalo in Balmora and a serial killer in Vivec. Morrowind actually had quite a few murder mystery quests.
Love your Oblivion vids man, brings me back. Makes me want a remake.
A good piece of consististency is that if you do the shivering isles before sheogoraths shrine quest Haskill will answer instead of him. Im relatively new to the game so you probably already know but still a cool thing to me.
Am I the only one who enjoys the persuasion wheel?
It's corky and fun.
How have I not found you sooner!? The springheel jack shoes bit had me dying!
Haha, ya that part was pretty great!
@@bleepbloop6234 Yes didn't know that worked there. Now I know a second quest where that happens. So thanks. The other that I've always used was the daedra quest where everyone gets naked. When you get your clothes back at the shrine at the end of it the same thing happens. Same with the attributes to the Amulet reward for completely the Pale Pass quest. You get permanent 15% resist magic I think it was and some permanent Agility points as well.
I liked "Through a Nightmare, Darkly" where you inception to save a guy by solving dream puzzles
All of the quests you mentioned I agree with!! They were so memorable I got a nostalgia rush watching this.
Still playing oblivion in 2019
Some of my favorite independent quests are Where Spirits Have Lease (getting Benirus Manor), Order of the Virtuous Blood (ironic Vampire slayer quest), A Shadow Over Hackdirt (Lovecraftian quest), and Zero Visibility (Dead Town, disembodied voice).
The great thing about Sheogorath one is, if you do it AFTER completing the Shivering Isles DLC, the intro is a lot different in a hilarious way.
love the videos! keep it up
oblivion rules! thumbs up if you be playing it in 2017!!
Can't thumbs-up comments on mobile.
you can...
+iTz ExoBot
Well for some reason every mobile device has a different layout for RUclips, on this one I have to go to Google Plus. eugh.
Dumb mobile devices!
Expose1Ne Productions its the best TES game
Great stuff, really funny!
I will happly watch how your channel is booming :D keep good work ;)
Ending was great haha nice work man
Just started playing Oblivion.
It's a great game.
"The wabbajack!..bet you werent expecting that were ya?!"
Do Shivering Isles first, then do Sheogorath's Daedric quest =]
I have lol Shivering Isles was one of my favourite Elder Scrolls expansions
Doing the Shivering Isles first, then the Sheogorath quest would make it even more mad. You ask yourself to go collect a lettuce and yarn, and offer them to yourself, and begin talking to yourself about how to fuck with a town of cats...
Omg I just Found This In My Recommended And by Seeing This Single Video I Already Love Your Channel!
I love your oblivion videos!
At the beginning I was like bitch that's not oblivion
Haha I am amazed more people haven't commented about that.
Oblivion did have some amazing quests. Morrowind had interesting quests but Oblivion was hands down the best when it came to quests.
+Aditsan ya I absolutely agree with this.
I think anybody with any sense would. Oblivion failed in a lot of areas but fuck did they do quests right. I mean if they took the good from Morrowind, Oblivion, and Skyrim and put it into the next TES game it would be perfect. I mean just get all the teams together and do the next game with all of them there. lol
@@Scorchcast The problem is: Why would they take the good from those games? They didn't take the good from Oblivion and Morrowind or Fallout 3 when they made Skyrim. At least what good they took from those games, they made it worse.
I find it funny that I put hundreds upon hundreds of hours into this game (pretty sure I just spent an entire summer break doing shivering isles) , yet I haven't even heard of half of these. This game really has so much packed into it..
Some of the best quests are from the Dark Brotherhood. I don't usually do DB quests, since I never play sneaky characters and am usually a "good guy", but some of them are really fun. There's one called 'Whodunit?' where you're locked in a mansion with 5 other people, and you have to lure them into secluded areas and kill them off one by one. They all get paranoid, and start accusing each other. It's pretty fun.
2016 and someone beyond me play and like Oblivion, haha. Fantastic video, success !
You better believe it!
Im my opinion, Obivion is the best and most replayable Elderscrolls game. Its amazing.
You have a pretty good opinion.
ViriZie I completely agree with you, Oblivion is a splendid game that will never fall into oblivion.
Well said.
in the bloated float if you move the cup in your room youl find the treasure
+Pessimistic Bunny wait what!
The Cantina do it
is that the "Hidden Bag" with gems in it?
I like your content bro keep it up!!
When you exit the shaft on the Ultimate Heist quest there are ways to land without destroying the boots of Springheel Jack! It was quite some time ago but I believe I used a Scroll of Might gained as a reward for helping a crazy man find another place to sleep besides his own house (because he was afraid the walls would fall on him) from a Shivering Isles (Oblivion Expansion) quest. I miss these games.
i subscribed because of this guy's eyebrows
Oblivion>Skyrim. Love both games btw but Oblivion will always be my first TES
Agreed. Morrowind was my first and I love it, but Oblivion just had such amazing story.
Love this video, it's well put together and I actually booted up my old Oblivion to do these!
+Zelda fan 3334 glad to hear it!
There is a crime solving quest in Morrowind (more with the expansions) where you find out who killed Ralen Hlaalo (sp?) in Balmora. It's short but you can be rewarded no matter what house you're in. In Bloodmoon you can solve who stole hides within the Skaal and in Tribunal you have several mysteries. It's seriously fun to do the one where you are an actor in a play.
I LOVED all of the Thieve's Guild missions, I was bored and started killing a few guards in the imperial city and I got a letter. From my knowledge in Skyrim I figured it was the Dark Brotherhood. But it was the Thieve's Guild. I decided to build my char on stealth and security from then on, and all of the missions brought excitement and a desperation to pick a lock without breaking your last lockpick, and not get caught! My favorite mission had to be the Bravil castle robbery, when you had to retrieve the ring. Remembering the guard's patrol patterns and sneaking thought her bedroom (Insert joke) was to fun, and then either quickly rushing out or sneaking out of the castle felt so accomplishing.
I had to skip the thieve's guild mission in the video, didn't complete it yet.
Ya that quest is definitely worth experiencing first hand.
The Cantina Yeah, I feel like Oblivion may be the best Elder Scrolls game, at the moment, although Skyrim is still really fun.
Skyrim is definitely good but Oblivion is easily the best. The story just isn't there for Skyrim.
The Cantina Yeah! I hope the new Elder Scrolls will be as great, or even better than Oblivion, but we'll just have to wait and see.
"He's a fraud!" xD
This was an amazing video with great commentary
Thanks! I am glad you enjoyed it!
The Mages Guild in Oblivion was the main reason I chose to go to university.
This is great you deserve way more subscribers
thanks man.
every time i watch a video from this channel i for some reason expect to hear the cantina theme from star wars >.
Just finished canvas the castle and loved every second of it.
Yo your videos are hilarious dude
Wow, I played this game every single day through and through (or so I thought) as a kid. And the first two quests I had no knowledge about. Just goes to show you how in-depth Oblivion is.
When I went back to make this video I discovered some quests that I had never played either, there is just so much to this game.
Whodunit was fun and hilarious as hell how they all trust me and don't suspect a thing it's so fun getting them to turn on eachother and never suspect me.I was hoping you said that quest.
+Sedeanimugamez ya that quest is definitely great. Never gets old.
Im glad i stumbled on your channel.
I’m so glad there is a RUclipsr who plays oblivion with some actual quality vids oblivion was my favorite game since I was like 8
I played oblivion once, then became a vampire and couldn't be in daylight without dying so yea.
You know that there's a cure right?
I had an ultra character and got stuck outside as a vampire i kept i had to delete my save to save my sanity because i kept dying 😣
Samsid Yes but my lockpicks broke at the vampire's chamber and I never came back.
simply said oblivion is the best game ever made imo.
That's a pretty accurate statement.
Uka Uka My fav elder scrolls game of all. I've sunk so many hours into this game
You spelt Mass Effect 2 wrong.
You spelled 'spelled' wrong.
Mass effect 2? Almost as bad as Deus Ex, portal and half life.
Oblivion's quests are always a number one bet for me. The battle for Bruma where Martin helps defends Bruma as the great gate open still give me the goosebumps.
I loved that Dark Brotherhood quest you mentioned, and the one where you dropped that animal head on a person.
i never use the persuasion thing i just go make a charm spell
Lul, lockpicks? 75 alteration.
Haha that works too.
I like how when you fight the statues, in the ultimate heist, that their weapons disintegrate when you try and pick them up.
This is such a throwback and I never even watched this video before.
Hackh!
I'VE FOUGHT MUDCRABS MORE FEARSOME THAN YOU!!
@@misspopcoin2204 I'VE FOUGHT RATS MORE FEARSOME THAN YOU.
I have a real quest for you sheogorath needs cheese for a cheese party he is throwing
I will take this quest and sheogorath will have the cheese for his party!!!!
I love oblivion so much. I remembered all these quest and all it does is make me wanna play it again. It has no where near as many quest as skyrim and you can actually do everything in oblivion in no time but its quality over quanity. I think the dark brotherhood quest where you play out who done it at the dinner party is probably my favorite because you can turn people against each other. I remember sneaking into the bedrooms when one would go to sleep and slit their throat and watched others blaming each other lol
I like this! You've earned the sub!
Thanks man!!!
Bought oblivion 2 weeks ago. 60 hours.
Sounds about right.
I wish I could go back and play it again for the first time, it's so much fun
I hear ya. As enjoyable as it is replaying it, it is never like the first time where everything to see and do is a grand adventure and an amazing wonder.
The Cantina what's your favorite build?
best elder scrolls game in my opinion
fafnir is a reference to the greedy dragon
Fafnir is the Nordic name of a dragon in Germanic mythology.
Loved the video
+Booyaqranny1 Awesome!
Ive watched many of your videos before this video is where i sub
Oblivion has amazing intricate quests as the norm. Skyrim is lucky if it can get a good one. Bethesda opted to add radiant quests into the mix. Which turns out to be fetch quests and kill this guy with a different name. Rinse and repeat it gets old quickly. It kills me how much Bethesda was bragging about their radiant quests. As if they were the holy grail of gaming. They however turned out to be the bane of gamers. They either need to improve upon then or get rid of them. Personally I'd prefer if they removed them except for post guild line quests. What good is it to have a game never ending if the player isn't going to sludge through most of it? Hell they design their games that way. Hence why their games lack meaningful choices and classes. That is counter intuitive to these kinds of games.
You do realize that Bethesda made every single one of the elder scrolls games right including oblivion and Morrowind.
@@azazeraazymoto6520 Duh I never said anything to the contrary.
Well it seemed implied. You say how awesome the quests are that oblivion made and then you say they brag about how great their quests but in a way that implies they don’t have the right too.
@@azearaazymoto461 Huh? I was praising Oblivion's quests and vilivifing Skyrim's radiant quests. So yes what I said did make sense.
when you go down the fireplace without the scroll :( it suck's belive me
Indeed it does.
yeah and thare's no way back in cuz the door with the arrow close's
Ya if you don't have a recent save doing that mission over again is pretty disappointing.
Screen: You have contracted Porphyric Hemophilia.
Cantina: ... a nap and quite possibly a drink.
I hope the drink is a Cure Disease potion, or you'll be craving an entirely different kind of drink.