Azunite
February 4th, 2012, 04:16 AM
(Sorry for the long post but it's worth reading )I said I "can't" because whenever I open the game I close it again due to boredom.
This never happened to me in Oblivion, at least in the first hours of gameplay. I remember playing Oblivion without shutting the PS3 off for days and days and days, and I was like : "This game is the turning point of my life".
It still is.
Allright now if I were to play Oblivion again and create my zillionth character, I would be bored but come on, I only have 40 hours' gameplay on Skyrim and I just don't play it anymore...
Tooth and Claw, Secunda, Imperial throne, Menu theme, Dragon Fight theme; I still listen to the Skyrim soundtrack ( I downloaded it ) and have Dovahkiin as my Facebook nickname but I just don't play the game anymore.
...and I hate myself because of that.
And I asked myself: Why?
I started with the main quest: Skyrim's main quest is epic, yes. But it is so short that you don't even have time to feel that epicness. You escape, you do some stuff I don't remember, find Esbern and kill Alduin. Oblivion's main quest was epic at some places, namely the Defence of Bruma. When I charged into an Oblivion gate I felt no less than a Japanese samurai, charging into death... Skyrim's main quest was just going from point A to point B. In Oblivion, we had Kvatch, we had collecting these 4 items for the Bruma Gate, we had the epic raid of Miscarcand, we had the Battle for Imperial City...
Then I went on with guilds: Say, Dark Brotherhood. The scenario, the betrayal, Cicero, Night Mother... There were absolutely epic elements in the storyline, but it ended just in an hour. On the other had, we had our loony fellow Lucien who made us shit in our pants when we thought we were safe while sleeping in an inn Talos-knows-where. Companions' Guild had also a cool scenario, but it ended just like the others ( I'm excluding the small spin-off random missions where you get around 200 Septims ) and was short.
There are other stuff too but I won't write them for the time being, in case someone agrees with me and wants to add something here.
This never happened to me in Oblivion, at least in the first hours of gameplay. I remember playing Oblivion without shutting the PS3 off for days and days and days, and I was like : "This game is the turning point of my life".
It still is.
Allright now if I were to play Oblivion again and create my zillionth character, I would be bored but come on, I only have 40 hours' gameplay on Skyrim and I just don't play it anymore...
Tooth and Claw, Secunda, Imperial throne, Menu theme, Dragon Fight theme; I still listen to the Skyrim soundtrack ( I downloaded it ) and have Dovahkiin as my Facebook nickname but I just don't play the game anymore.
...and I hate myself because of that.
And I asked myself: Why?
I started with the main quest: Skyrim's main quest is epic, yes. But it is so short that you don't even have time to feel that epicness. You escape, you do some stuff I don't remember, find Esbern and kill Alduin. Oblivion's main quest was epic at some places, namely the Defence of Bruma. When I charged into an Oblivion gate I felt no less than a Japanese samurai, charging into death... Skyrim's main quest was just going from point A to point B. In Oblivion, we had Kvatch, we had collecting these 4 items for the Bruma Gate, we had the epic raid of Miscarcand, we had the Battle for Imperial City...
Then I went on with guilds: Say, Dark Brotherhood. The scenario, the betrayal, Cicero, Night Mother... There were absolutely epic elements in the storyline, but it ended just in an hour. On the other had, we had our loony fellow Lucien who made us shit in our pants when we thought we were safe while sleeping in an inn Talos-knows-where. Companions' Guild had also a cool scenario, but it ended just like the others ( I'm excluding the small spin-off random missions where you get around 200 Septims ) and was short.
There are other stuff too but I won't write them for the time being, in case someone agrees with me and wants to add something here.