The people here in Cryodiil are friendly and realistic too. Watch them open their shops, sit down together for dinner, engage in casual banter, return to their houses to sleep, etc. If they’re feeling lucky, maybe they’ll drop by at the Arena to bet on a few combatants. Don’t bother getting to know everyone, however, Cyrodiil’s titanic population will make open houses a compelling challenge.
“I was walking through Anvil when I came across a elven beggar talking in a pleasant British accent. Moments later, I’m fighting this pirate with the same voice, except this time instead of greeting me, he’s trying to kill me. What gives?”
– Anonymous
It’s very hard to find a unique voice for each citizen of Cryodiil, especially when there’s a population numbering by the hundreds. That is why the lizard-like Argonians all share the same voice, as with every other person in the game. Except for Patrick Stewart, of course, but remember, his character dies in the game!
Slash and Stash
Here in Cryodiil we cater to all people. Be it archers, magic-spammers or the old-school hack-and-slash berserkers, we have ensured to satisfy all your longings.
However, be wary when you wield your weapons. Our allies will not hesitate to turn on you should you accidentally strike the wrong person. When attacked, you will wobble for a while, and while this is the hallmark of realistic combat, it also proves to aggravate even the most valiant of warriors, and Cryodiil has some very valiant warriors! Remember this, brethren, before you to set out to fight!
In Conclusion
Oblivion is practically the exemplary Triple-A game out there. It doesn’t matter if you’re not a role-playing game fan, this game’s sheer magnitude will surely make this a great first-time experience for you.
Rating: ★★★★★-- A Must Play. |