I got The Elder Scrolls Four Oblivion (TES VI) a while back, and love the game too much. Despite its lacking of several items that Morrowind (TES III) had, it's beyond good. Riding on horse-back through a seemingly real World, is quickly turned around as i'm faced in a Hell-like world, known as the Relm of Oblivion. Each Daedra prince has their own Small part of this lava-flooding paradise, and through the game you pretty much have to clear sixteen for sure. The objective is simple, wait for an Oblivion Gate to open, storm inside it; finda Citadel, storm it, take the Sigil Stone from its Chambers, then watch as you poofeh' out to the world of Tamriel once more. (Tamriel's where all the Elder Scrolls take place.) Awesome? Yes, there's just one thing that VERY much disappointed me: Morrowind got DESTROYED! How dare they end such a good series of a game, Morrowind by far is what launched Bethseda softworks to its success, so it deeply saddened me to hear of all the deaths in Morrowind. On of which, is the Nerrevain (Spelling?), which you become as you beat TES II Tribunal, an expansion pack of Morrowind. All that work down the drain; and further more, he/she dies terribly, if at all!
Despite that, I STILL love the game. The Imperial City still gauks me as I enter, the huge doors, walls and buildings are still that much awe-inspiring to me. I play as a level 20-Something Mystic Elf, a modification of a race made by someone known as Ren. My other character, a Dark Elf; which was then cloned by a Character Generatoring Amulet, and made into a Tang Mo. (Tang Mo are monkey people from Akavir, a continent not far from Tamriel; a mod of course.) Now that i've beaten the game once, i'm modded the HELL out of Oblivion. Even with about 40+ Mods running, the game still works its charm, a player-made city later or not!
Despite that, I STILL love the game. The Imperial City still gauks me as I enter, the huge doors, walls and buildings are still that much awe-inspiring to me. I play as a level 20-Something Mystic Elf, a modification of a race made by someone known as Ren. My other character, a Dark Elf; which was then cloned by a Character Generatoring Amulet, and made into a Tang Mo. (Tang Mo are monkey people from Akavir, a continent not far from Tamriel; a mod of course.) Now that i've beaten the game once, i'm modded the HELL out of Oblivion. Even with about 40+ Mods running, the game still works its charm, a player-made city later or not!
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