The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

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you can make the pirate ship in the Imperial City your free home by killing all the pirates on it, they never come back and you can sleep there and stuff

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The guards finished off the pirates after I killed their captain. I should consider moving in there 

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I've already moved in there.

here's a hint: go to the Bloated Float tavern in the Imperial City and rent a room for the night. you might be pleasantly surprised...bwahahaha

[Shinzuu Katame: Her Tolfy]

@Kanga: yea, but with this trick: 1) It's faster 2) You can do it with a non-stealth class.

@Sicutio: I actually found this trick out by mistake. When I first played this game, I had killed a bandit and took his clothes, and I was hunted down when I went into the city. At the time, I had no idea where the hell I was, so I just dumped the stolen goods, thinking they would leave me alone, but they didn't. When I came back out, the stuff I dropped was still there, so I use it on Guards and Royal Personnel to get a ton of money and good weapons/armor ahead of time, making the game pretty easy.

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whodunit??? *kills five guests*

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YES!


Finally played the game today~ 


It was so great to run around in that game again! I went straight for an oblivion gate near Anvil when I started and it felt good to destroy another one of those blasted gates. I have to say, I really dislike the plane of Oblivion for some reason... kinda annoying, but there's one less place to deal with!


While I was going into a tower though, the adoring fan I had brought along with me randomly died when he fell onto a spike elevator...two enemies promptly followed suit. Random moments like that just totally make the game 

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YES!


Finally played the game today~ 


It was so great to run around in that game again! I went straight for an oblivion gate near Anvil when I started and it felt good to destroy another one of those blasted gates. I have to say, I really dislike the plane of Oblivion for some reason... kinda annoying, but there's one less place to deal with!


While I was going into a tower though, the adoring fan I had brought along with me randomly died when he fell onto a spike elevator...two enemies promptly followed suit. Random moments like that just totally make the game 

shoulda kept him alive to seal him in Oblivion I really hate the planes of Oblivion, they suuuck

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I was aiming to, but he seriously died out of nowhere 


Also the planes of Oblivion are largely why I play the game on the easiest setting-- it's just more fun    I can just run around slicing everything to ribbons with my frost dagger!

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I was aiming to, but he seriously died out of nowhere 


Also the planes of Oblivion are largely why I play the game on the easiest setting-- it's just more fun    I can just run around slicing everything to ribbons with my frost dagger!

I have an enchanted blade of woe!

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I haven't used the one I have yet, my frost dagger is too shiny 


I seriously need to consider leaving more stuff behind though, the majority of the time I was running through there, I was one point away from being over-encumbered! It's all the darn potions and ingredients I never put away 

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I always get overencumbered! it's the most annoying feature of Oblivion

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That and the really really slow menu system. It gets really bad when you have to wade through so much stuff in your menu just to get what you need 

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I hate the loading system...GOD half the game is loading screens

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That too, it's such a shame to have so much loading!


I also hear that a lot of people are irritated by the voice acting because it's the same for many characters, but I actually like that for some reason    The voice actors did a pretty good job too! I can't imagine an imperial guard accosting me in any other voice 

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the voice actors are messed up sometimes. like sometimes I'll be talking to an old woman and then I'll select "rumors" and the voice actor totally changes