The reason? Rockville is the home of Bethesda Softworks, and PC would be dropping by the company's top secret underground lair to take an exclusive peek at The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Maryland might not be among the most exciting of US states, and Rockville might not be the most exciting of Maryland cities, but once the gruff Yorkshire tones of our glorious new editor had informed me that I would be flying there forthwith, the passport and travel plug were being dusted off within minutes. The guilds lead to some really cool quests, like solving a murder, investigating a haunted house, and much more. Each one helps you hone your abilities in a variety of ways, showing you the true power of various character options. You can choose to join up with the Assassins Guild, Thieves Guild, Mages Guild, or the Fighters Guild. There are a handful of guilds to join, and each one offers a dedicated questline and exclusive gear. The main quest is just the beginning though, as some of the best content is in the various "guilds" you can join. From werewolves and demons to vampires and goblins, Oblivion is packed to The brim with tons of creatures to hunt and secrets to uncover. The lengthy main quest will have you traveling all over the map and engaging in various battles and side stories.
This sets of a chain of events that sees tour character attempting to thwart an evil cult, who have opened portals to a hell-like realm all over Cyrodiil. Awakening in a prison, you'll create a custom character and help initiate a prison break.
Most quests are tied into various story lines, and the first quest you'll encounter kicks off the main story. You'll discover most of this treasure while out questing, completing various tasks for a variety of interesting characters. Whether it's gold, new gear, experience, or just some old fashioned fun, Oblivion is constantly rewarding you with valuable stuff. You always feel like you're earning something when you're playing Oblivion. While on your adventure, you'll encounter tons of gear to try on, in addition to new weapons and spells. There are tons of different combat options to try out, and plenty of other ways to round out your character. This allows players to engage in the combat and skills they find interesting, without sacrificing their overall progression. For example, jumping a lot will level up your agility skill, and dealing damage with a sword will level up your one or two-handed skill. You have various skills and talents that upgrade as you use them, making your character more powerful in various ways. Like the other games in the Elder Scrolls franchise, Oblivion can be played from a first or third person point of view. Oblivion is both familiar and unique in its gameplay, offering a fun fusion of traditional RPG tropes with modern gameplay.
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