Jamz3k

Anyone else play it?

bought it second hand the other day and its quite good, everytime i turn it on and get slightly more sucked into it!

PeteBrant

I haven't got the official 360 suck adapterŠ

Is it any good?

bob269

Cost me over 100hrs of my life, really enjoyed it, when you've finished it get the shivering isle add-on for another 35hrs

sti-04!!

It cost me over a 100hrs of my life too, it was brilliant. There is a wiki page that helps you through the "harder" missions

Iain Young

I spent around 140 hours on that game. I'd go as far as to say as it's one of the best games I've played on any current (or last) gen console

PeteBrant

I found it pretty boring after about 20 hours. All very repetitive. Marvellous technical acheivement, though.

Iain Young

Ah, you stopped before the story started getting interesting then

myblackwrx

iTrader: (1)

Awesooooome game (i had played Morrowind before so knew the style of game).
140 hours+ i would advise doing guild quests etc before getting stuck into the main quest.

PeteBrant

Stop tempting me to go back to it!!!

I think I may have got bogged down in doing side quests - I think I had only done 3 or 4 missions of the main story and tons of little side quests.

messiah

Obliviowiki will become your best friend.

Starts pretty poor, but Jesus does it get addictive...

I actually found closing Oblivion gates to be as dull as dishwater though, luckily I got away with only doing 3...

bob269

This is probably the first rpg i've actually spent time on and finished 100%, never played any of the morrowind series previously but heard plenty of praise for them.

First few hours while you're finding your feet seem a little boring, but once your character starts building up and you get your horse and a feel for the game it was truly addictive.

As stated above, mix up the action with a main quest mission, then some guild quests and maybe some side missions. The main quest is pretty short on its own and you'll be missing out on plenty if you don't explore the guilds

_Meridian_

iTrader: (1)

Even if you've done every quest (unlike Morrowind, it is possible for a single character) you still haven't technically finished the game, as it is still going on. So I assume you mean that you did the main quest?

But the beauty of the game is the many different ways things can be done. Bored with the Main Quest? Then don't do it. Someone actually got about 4/5 of the way through a mod where you'd begin the game after the MQ was finished: you'd find destroyed Oblivion gates, a man dressed in the Champion's armour etc. Get bored with playing? Mod the hell out of the game (it's pretty simple) then try again. Want to try Conducts? I've had one character get to level 40 without ever talking to another character. I had one who never did quests, just quartered the map trying to find every location (I believe that vanilla Ob has just over 300) and rob it. Be honest and never steal anything. Steal EVERYTHING. How high can you get your fame? (128) Your infamy? (-56 IIRC). And so on. I spent a good few hours playing The Witcher recently, and it just made me go back to Ob.


M

kingofturds

iTrader: (1)

100+ hours of my life gone on this game 2nd only to final fantasy 7 which must have wasted 150 hours

bob269

Yeah well technically you can still roam the map/villages attack get attacked etc, but i finished main quest, i'm the master in all guilds, pretty much think i solved every villagers problems/quests and rule the shivering isle, as well as owning the dlc castle.

So yeah, pretty much done, maybe 99%

GC8WRX

Ive got an emulator with ff7 on it, what a game, and playing it again ten years later brought back loads of memories!