Oblivion Remastered

Hey fellow adventurers! Since we're all buzzing about Oblivion, I wanted to share some thoughts on what truly makes this game unforgettable – beyond just becoming the Hero of Kvatch. Let's talk about the characters! Seriously, Oblivion has some of the most iconic personalities in gaming. Remember Falcar from the Leyawiin Mages Guild? He's such a piece of work, right? Always felt like he was up to no good, and those early interactions really set the tone for the darker side of the Mages Guild. It's characters like him, with their distinct personalities and often questionable motives, that make every quest feel so immersive. From the wise old Jauffre to the enigmatic M'aiq the Liar, every NPC feels like they have a story to tell. Who's your favorite obscure Oblivion character? I always had a soft spot for Mazoga the Orc; her questline was so unexpectedly heartwarming! And speaking of quests, have you ever delved deep into the magic systems of the Elder Scrolls? I've been thinking a lot about how magic evolves across games. While Oblivion has its own unique spells and enchanting, it's interesting to compare it to something like Skyrim's Empower Necromancy. In Oblivion, necromancy felt a bit more straightforward, often aligned with darker factions or specific quests. But in Skyrim, with perks like 'Empower Necromancy,' it really transforms how you can play as a mage, making conjuration a powerhouse. It makes me wonder how a future Oblivion Remastered could potentially refine or expand on these magic schools. What kind of necromancy spells would you love to see upgraded or added? Finally, let's not forget about looking good while saving Tamriel! The concept of an Oblivion 'suit' isn't just about armor, it's about defining your character's style. Whether you're rocking Daedric armor, the classic Imperial Dragon Armor, or a more subtle set of Elven gear, your choice reflects your playstyle. I always loved hunting for unique pieces; the Knights of the Nine armor quest was a personal highlight. There's just something satisfying about completing a tough quest and earning a powerful, stylish new set. What's your go-to armor or outfit in Oblivion? I'm always looking for new fashion inspiration for my next playthrough! These elements – the memorable characters, the evolving magic, and the customizable gear – are what make revisiting Oblivion (especially a potential Oblivion Remastered) such a rich and rewarding experience every single time. What are your must-do activities when you jump back into Cyrodiil?