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   MachineMadeDog (machinemadedog@poa.st)'s status on Saturday, 29-Jul-2023 12:25:43 JST MachineMadeDog

   • Holiday Glen
   • victor
   @ImperialAgent @victor i prefer most of the gameplay features in oblivion over skyrim. i have replayed oblivion multiple times, but only played skyrim 1 and a half times
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     victor (victor@crucible.world)'s status on Saturday, 29-Jul-2023 12:25:43 JST victor

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     • Holiday Glen
     @MachineMadeDog @ImperialAgent The Skyrim engine is (obviously) better but Oblivion seemed to have a lot more to it, and the stories were a lot more interesting.
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     MachineMadeDog (machinemadedog@poa.st)'s status on Saturday, 29-Jul-2023 12:32:24 JST MachineMadeDog

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     • Holiday Glen
     • victor
     @victor @ImperialAgent the engine was improved, but whats the point when the gameplay was stripped and simplified for the niggercattle masses. i hate "streamlining" and "balancing" done to singleplayer games. let the players explore and find ways to break the game you never imagined.
     
     morrowind > oblivion >>>>>>>> skyrim
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     victor (victor@crucible.world)'s status on Saturday, 29-Jul-2023 12:32:24 JST victor

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     • Holiday Glen
     @MachineMadeDog @ImperialAgent Morrowind was one of the last games that didn't hold your hand.
     
     I remember the falling mage toward the beginning of the game who had a ring or scroll or something on his corpse when he landed, and if you used it, it shot you into the air, and you fell and died just like him. lol
     
     Also:
     
     "Want to kill anyone in the game? Fine, but you won't be able to beat the main quest if you kill the wrong person."