Elder Scrolls Shivering Isles Q&A >

	2007/03/26 14:22:04: Posted by DM
	In honor of the release of the Elder Scrolls IV expansion coming this week, The Shivering Isles, we bring you one more Q&A that you can use to decide if this expansion is for you. Bethesda design director Bruce Nesmith talks about the expansion's look, loading areas, enhanced use of AI, special effects, and more. >Link
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one thing i didn't like about oblivion and the only thing i didn'tt like was that they had about 10,000 lines of script but about 20 different voice actors.

At least they improved somewhat over the 8 actors they had in Morrowind.

yeah its still an improvement but oblivion is epic in everyway except the amount of voice actors used.

I just got Oblivion for PS3 on Saturday and couldn't put it down! This game is stunning! I was really impressed that they had every single conversation done with voice actors. Many other games will use voice acting just for cutscenes and the main characters you'll run into, but all the extras will only have text. I can only imagine how much work went into making this game. Man I can't wait to go home and play for a bit.

i think oblivion was the most i had played a game in the last few years i have racked up around 140 hours with oblivion, a most for every game fan in the world. enjoy the game madgunde and join the dark brotherhood they kick ass. i'll probally add another 50 hours into when shivering isles comes out.

opps i meant a must.

Response to madgunde:

Friend, I don't know if you have an Xbox 360, but you should have bought the game for the Xbox 360. You don't even know what things like Horse Armor are like if you only bought the Playstation 3 version. And you won't get to find out what the Shivering Isles expansion pack is like for about a year.

Nevertheless, you are correct that Oblivion is a great game on any system--although those things like Horse Armor on the Xbox 360 make it EXTRA COOL, and add personal elements to the game.

Horse armour only really looked cool man, I don't think it was really worth the cash. Oblivion is best on PC without a doubt, reason being, its customisable, has a massive mod community, and the PC version runs much less choppy.

nevertheless the 360 version does have the achievements, and that class looking coin if you get the collectors edition