RedHeadAngel

Pretty much.

I’m pretty sure this Emmy Award winner creates their usernames by smashing their empty skull against their keyboard.

Something about this dude’s voice is so addicting to listen to.

Why can't people like this crawl back to whatever hole they were spawned from?

That piece of trash needs to be thrown into a pit so deep, they'll never again see the light of day. That's just sickening. Pedophiles make my blood boil.

I decided to play the game following the remastered version's release, both that one and the original. After completing the game, I wanted to share my thoughts on Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (the original, as I have not yet started the remastered version). Keep in mind that this is my opinion. Pros. The game isn't nearly as buggy and glitchy as Skyrim. At least, not that I noticed. The factions are more enjoyable than Skyrim. Where the Companions questline was a convoluted snooze-fest, the Fighters Guild was fun and kept my interest. The Arena was a lot of fun. There seems to be more to explore than Skyrim. Even though Oblivion is ~5 years older than Skyrim, the game's environment feels more scenic, which I'm a sucker for. The game's mechanics were a pain to learn, but easy to understand once I got the hang of them. The main story was great. The game isn't filled to the brim with nonsense. As in, no civil war mixed with a dragon crisis and racial tensions between Nords and everything else and its mother as a High Elf extremist regime threatens everyone. I swear, I felt like Sheogorath was having a field day in my mind with that malarkey. Sean Bean and Sir Patrick Stewart were in it! They voiced Martin and Uriel Septim, respectively. Cons. Lockpicking is a pain in the butt. Speechcraft mechanics are fraggin' stupid. The whole persuasion minigame feels like it's pure luck. If you become over-encumbered (which happens easily, as 1 sword could take up over 1/3 of your carry weight), you can't move at all. Joining the Mages Guild was stupidly tedious. The characters' faces are nightmare fuel. Overall, I give the game an 8/10. It was a lot of fun, and I see myself playing it again. I will also say that I enjoyed it more than Skyrim. Yeah. I said it. Oblivion, I can enjoy without mods. Skyrim, on the other hand, I hate playing without mods. I need at least 100 bug patches just to make the thing playable.

This person's name was pretty spot on. They are, in fact, a failure.

I read that the Vestige has defeated multiple Daedric lords, including Molag Bal, Nocturnal, Dagon, and Vaermina, which no other ES protagonist has done.

I didn’t prohibit any of that, as it is something all of them can do.

I forgot to change CoC to HoK for the Oblivion protagonist. I originally had them listed as the Champion of Cyrodiil, but changed it to Hero of Kvatch because that’s what the majority of people call them.

This idiot would lose to a rock in a game of checkers.