I felt the same way as well and Im also not really into RPGs or medieval type stuff but Oblivion won me over bc its really a great game. As for it being first person, the entire game can be played fro third person. You can switch between the 2 views. I personally use both. I usually travel in third person and switch to first person for the combat as I can be more precise with it, but the game caters itself to fans of either view point
No personal expeience with Disgaea, but the two reviews I read (Gamespot and Game Informer) both liked it, but both also said it brought nothing new to the series, it was pretty much the same as the others and maybe a little dated. Still pretty decent reviews after all, and if you liked the others, you'll like this one.
I like that the enemies level up with you. One of the things I dont like about other RPGs is that games tend to get too easy if you level up too much. In FFX, I spent hours leveling up and by the time I did hte final stretch of the game, it was way to easy. I think the final boss took me like 1 or 2 hits. That type of stuff tends to kill the fun out of games. I liked that Oblivion had a difficulty level that was fully customizable at any time in addition to enemies levelling with you, to keep things challenging
Huh? Where do you see FPS talk?
I just beat it, yesterday after playing for over a year. I had 110 hours locked into that save and now Im onto the Shivering Isles expansion pack
I suspect that's how it'll go with me, I'll keep this game around for a long time. Most games after I beat them, usually taking no more than a month or two, I get rid of them. The thing is, even after beating Oblivion's main quest, it doesn't mean you're done playing.
