Fallout 3 is the better game to me for a couple reasons:
1. VATS, which actually made the combat fun--something Oblivion (or Morrowind, for that matter) could never achieve.
2. A more focused story. I actually wanted to continue the story of Fallout 3, whereas I got much more caught up in the seemingly endless slew of side-quests in Oblivion because, quite frankly, the main story just wasn't that engaging.
I've almost beaten F3 twice, but with Oblivion I've made 3 different characters, and have completed almost nothing, in roughly 150 hours of play. I'm on the last mission of the DB quest line (waiting for people to eat my poisoned Granny Smith's), I actually did complete Knights of the Nine (the ending was admittedly pretty epic), I'm 5 missions into the Mages Guild, 9 fights into the Arena, and I'm gonna wait on starting the Thieves guild after I become Archmage (I can't get kicked out after stealing if I'm top dog, right?). Oh, and I've done 2 O Gates. Those things are weaksauce now, I can only imagine my loathing for them at the end of the game.
I tried starting on the main quest right off the bat but had to go back and start some guild quests instead because those 2 Daedra that attack you right when you enter Kvatch's gate kept killing me in like 2 hits. F***ing Clannfears.
I'm playing my newest character on the hardest dif setting, so I know I'll be hiding behind my bipedal croc summon like a punk when I see them. That's all I ever do anyways, cuz I can't take damage for anything.
I just hope I can beat Oblivion before it comes out.
Yes. I'm still trying to beat Oblivion. AKA, Videogame Cocaine.
Me too, obviously. I need to burn through the main/Mage/Thieves quest lines eventually so I can feel satisfied. Once I play Skyrim, I won't want to even think of Oblivion anymore. :lol
Well as an actor, he should always be trying to push his abilities to the limit. Otherwise he'll just get lazy and typecast and one day someone new will come along and he'll stop getting work.
Dude, they force him to do that voice, he said so himself in a GI interview last year. He'd be like "this character is a thousand year old, flamingly homosexual, vietnamese vampire, maybe I shouldn't use my usual voice", but sometimes they just don't care. Like Nate Drake's voice in their game will make them anywhere near as popular as the Uncharted games have been.
And I'm a little concerned about them keeping hush on how magic affects enemies, but otherwise this game will most certainly kill what little social life once I buy it.