The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion: PC

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters: Wii

Y U NO PLAY TIGER WOODS ON 360 AND/OR PS3? 
 
Also you good at singing.

" Y U NO PLAY TIGER WOODS ON 360 AND/OR PS3?  Also you good at singing. "

I'm not really a wine person. I stick to the classic beer/games combo.

I just started playing Oblivion again too! Still as fun as ever.

Man, Oblivion has not aged well.

I've been playing it too. Crazy excited for Skyrim.

How could you miss that dude? The crazies in Oblivion always make me laugh.

" @Enigma777: Which part? The vanilla visuals are still probably better than Black Ops. "

" @example1013 said:

" @Enigma777: Which part? The vanilla visuals are still probably better than Black Ops. "

What? How are they better than Black Ops? Hell, how are they better than most 2008 games, let alone 2010 ones?! "

Nice, I'll have to try Tiger on the Wii. And man, every time I see Oblivion, I wish that I never sold it to Gamestop for some quick cash. I was young and stupid back then.

" @Claude:  Yea, mods can certainly make it look presentable, but vanilla Oblivion does not hold up. Especially the faces... "

I tried to get into Oblivion...i tried when it first came out during the Boer War and again last year on my ps3. Unfortunately the FPS dropped to something like 2fps on my ps3 where you meet Martin in the church. I'm sure i'll try again at some point with my new laptop, but Divinity 2 lets you turn into a dragon. 
 
A DRAGON. 
Of the cold war no less.

Ahh, that Cliff Racer vid was great. I especially liked the part where she knocked him out. XD

" @Claude:  Yea, mods can certainly make it look presentable, but vanilla Oblivion does not hold up. Especially the faces... "

Oblivion is one of the games that I refuse to trade in because I know that every so often I'll go back and play it for a while.

@melcene: 

I'm usually a beer drinker, but for whatever reason when I play Oblivion, I get in the mood for wine. I think it's the setting and all the bottles of wine laying around.  

@Contro:

Having the Masters helps a ton. But I must say the graphics, especially for Augusta, are rather lacking on the Wii. Augusta looks kind of bland, hardly any textures to speak of whatsoever. The azaleas look pretty and the lighting is pretty good. The first person view or "True View" has been tweaked for the Motion Plus. That's the part of love. The gameplay holds up very well and is slightly better than last year. People on the EA Forums are crying foul though. They took away some online features and people are pissed. I don't care about online that much, so it doesn't effect me. The game still has some bugs, but what are you gonna do.

If I had a PS3, I wouldn't mind giving the Move a go. Plus, it looks so much better on the Xbox 360 and PS3. Maybe next year.

Same old story as far as the textures, I remember bitching back in '07 about them... I really thought they would be up to scratch by now, if they aren't like you say on a big course like Augusta, thsn it can only be down to how much they can push on the system.

Whenever I install Oblivion, I usually just go crazy, install as many mods as possible, make it look super pretty and then play like 5 hours (after spending 6 searching around for mods) and call it good.

I try to go back and revisit this amazing game, but my 250+ hours of it previously has left me slightly burned out, but just reading what people are saying about the game makes me want to jump in again.

Skyrim is going to destroy my life though that's for sure.

"Same old story as far as the textures, I remember bitching back in '07 about them... I really thought they would be up to scratch by now, if they aren't like you say on a big course like Augusta, thsn it can only be down to how much they can push on the system.

I'm tempted by them too, more so by the PS3 version though.

"

i need to play oblivion again. i played it for a while then i stopped playing it. i think it's still a great game.

I have Tiger 12 coming in the mail for PS3, I played it before buying it though.. and it worked awesome. I dunno who's saying there's work that needs to be done with chipping/putting.. I made some nice shots that felt fair. It's got a learning curve though. 

@iam3green:

 
@wolf_blitzer85:

I put in over 300 hours into Oblivion in 06 and 07. That's not counting modding. I wasn't sure if I could get back into it again. What I did mod this time around was mostly to make the game look pretty. I didn't want to go crazy again. I think I had up to 40 or 50 mods running at one time in 07 before I got bored and deleted it.

A bottle of wine and Tiger Woods in the same thread! How many times has THAT been done!?

Truly, this is the age of Baggins.

What kind of wine?  Don't keep me hanging here.  Red wine is the best.  White is sulphurous muck not fit for baby goat.

EDIT:  Oops, the background picture of my profile has white (ish) wine, but I'm mixing it with pop so that doesn't count.

I couldn't pick up Oblivion again for the Xbox (115 hours on one character - DONE) but if I had a decent PC and Skyrim wasn't coming out later this year I would totally play it again.  Such a great game to just be in and have a great time, y'know what I mean?

You had me at a bottle of wine.

" What kind of wine?  Don't keep me hanging here.  Red wine is the best.  White is sulphurous muck not fit for baby goat.EDIT:  Oops, the background picture of my profile has white (ish) wine, but I'm mixing it with pop so that doesn't count. "

" You had me at a bottle of wine. "

" I couldn't pick up Oblivion again for the Xbox (115 hours on one character - DONE) but if I had a decent PC and Skyrim wasn't coming out later this year I would totally play it again.  Such a great game to just be in and have a great time, y'know what I mean? "

Oblivion is quite possibly my favorite game of all time and saying I'm floored for Skyrim is an understatement. I still have a powerhouse rig in my eyes even though it will be two years old in exactly one month. I plan on dropping around $500 in upgrades on my PC right before Skyrim comes out.
I've played Oblivion solely on Xbox 360. Even though I have a very capable rig I haven't bothered to pick it up on Steam. Sinking over 300 hours into the console version and then switching over to Skyrim will feel like a massive change.

I tried to get into Oblivion several times but couldn't, which seems strange to me because I loved Fallout, and by all accounts they're basically the same thing. In my experience, the only side quests really worth doing were the guild ones...and I hated the leveling system (I played on a console, no mods for me)...tell me, how do you play this game? Is there some key feature I'm missing, or is this just not for me?

" I tried to get into Oblivion several times but couldn't, which seems strange to me because I loved Fallout, and by all accounts they're basically the same thing. In my experience, the only side quests really worth doing were the guild ones...and I hated the leveling system (I played on a console, no mods for me)...tell me, how do you play this game? Is there some key feature I'm missing, or is this just not for me? "

" I tried to get into Oblivion several times but couldn't, which seems strange to me because I loved Fallout, and by all accounts they're basically the same thing. In my experience, the only side quests really worth doing were the guild ones...and I hated the leveling system (I played on a console, no mods for me)...tell me, how do you play this game? Is there some key feature I'm missing, or is this just not for me? "

" @DystopiaX said:

" I tried to get into Oblivion several times but couldn't, which seems strange to me because I loved Fallout, and by all accounts they're basically the same thing. In my experience, the only side quests really worth doing were the guild ones...and I hated the leveling system (I played on a console, no mods for me)...tell me, how do you play this game? Is there some key feature I'm missing, or is this just not for me? "

I ask a similar thing about Fallout. I'm currently going through New Vegas now and while I'm enjoying it more than Fallout 3, it's certainly no Elder Scrolls experience. Everything is so dull and drab with a mash of grays for a color pallet. It just doesn't do it for me. Sometimes I feel like I only keep playing since I have some sense of obligation. "

I'm taking a golf class for an elective; I fucking hate it. I can't hit the ball. Plus, when I do get a good swing off, the teacher is never looking in my direction. 

Atronach? You hard-core.

" Man, Oblivion has not aged well. "

" Atronach? You hard-core. "