Oblivion, Fallout 3 and Dragon Age: Origins to be considered for Smith

[deathknowz]

Exactly what about the TES lore in Oblivion is spoiled to you?

If you read the books, listen to the NPCs stories, you'll realize that the lore is very good!

Or if you'd pay attention to what I said, rather than ignoring it because you don't consider that part to be "in-depth", you'd see. You can honestly tell me you're not bothered by Bethesda's choice to put simplification before lore? You can honestly say that making Glass, Deadric, Ebony, and other items made out to be rare *by the lore* as common as fur armor, just because your character reaches level 17?

[Zaldir]

I never said I wasn't bothered by it, I simply said that in-depth, the lore is very good.

The point you brought up is one of the flaws on the surface of the game. Yes, it bothers me that they did that to the armor, but go beyond the armor, and into the story of characters, places, etc and you will find the depth of Oblivion.

But we are clearly not looking for the same things in The Elder Scrolls games, so there's really no point in discussing it further.

(We are also moving quite off-topic^^)

[CheeseyBall]

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