Hey was just wondering if anyones ever completely finished every single thing you can do in the goty edition for ps3...i haven't yet im at level 47 right now.and does anyone know anyone know if the vampire cure glitch is only on the ps3 goty one? i've heard that its only on that one..just wanna know for sure.thanks

*laughs* There's and end? I'll probably be an old crone by the time I have truely finished everything.

There is absolutely no way to complete every aspect of the game as it has endless possibilities. However, yes, one can complete every single quest. I have completed all the quests but by no means does that mean I have "finished everything" as that is utterly impossible to achieve.

I do believe that the Vampire Cure questline is only glitched on the PS3 GOTY edition as it works fine on my Xbox 360 GOTY edition and I'm pretty sure those who play it on the computer have no problems either.

:shrug: From me the game ends when the main quests end. Despite being large and living world, there's little point to keep playing after all the interesting stuff has ended. Exactly why i was completely happy with Fallout 3 non- Broken Steel ending too.

And yes, the Vampire cure bug is only in the PS3 version.

Well, completing *everything* is not impossible in a limited world (by nature) as it is Oblivion for consoles. It's simply utterly difficult.

In PC, on the other hand...well, counting the new items, questmods, weapons, armors, body types....counting also that you can add whatever you want to the game, and that there are people working on creating Elsweyr, Hammerfell, Valenwood...and even http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=27235....yes, finish THAT is pretty much impossible. By definition

Though that can be more of a curse than a blessing (Though it's a nice curse to have)
I've played, oh, a thousand hours of Oblivion, probably? I've never really achieved anything. I've done plenty of quests, but never finished a questline! I just find it so much fun to live in the world that I keep getting distracted, and I'm pretty sure that they've found somebody else to the the CoC I'm so unreliable

I have completed the main game and dlc's, and would say have not missed a vast amount of exploration.
Then again there is always something you miss for the hundred or so characters.
Shivering isle, I really am going to play through it this time, after the main quest, and finally tactics / game style still learning and always will.

Early on, I did most everything with my characters. The longer I play however, the pickier my characters become so they are willing to do fewer and fewer quests. My current character wrinkles her nose at several guilds, over half the Daedric Shrine quests and most of the quests inside SI. I will say that in 500 hours though, she has explored every inch of the Cyrodiil map. She's more of an explorer than a quester.

I probably have around 600-800 hours in my game, and i have yet to finish all of the daedric quests, and a very small amount of quests I have just never got around to doing. such as the umbacanno quests, and the vampire cure quest.

I dont think I will finish doing "every" quest for a very long time.

I don't even think that I've done everything in the game with all of my dozens of characters combined, much less with just one. I just found a dungeon I know I've never seen before the other day.



Speaking of which, I just thought of Buffy last night when I happened on a really nice little pond and waterfall fairly high above the Orange Road-- not the one you can see from the road, but another one, further east. It's closer to the Bruma end, just up the hill from a runestone. I could only find one path up to it-- it's got unclimbable hills on two sides and a steep drop to the road on the third. It's right about at the "d" in "Orange Road."

I imagine Buffy's already found it, but I thought I'd mention it anyway.

I've always thought of the quests as the dev's way of getting you to see all the great content in the game rather than as goals. In the four years I've played I have done a lot of them but not all, nor do I expect to do them all even though I expect to play for a long time to come.

I have seen claims on this forum from time to time by someone saying they have completed every quest including the DLC. One troll claimed to have done them all in some ridiculous time frame like 24 hours. That thread was mercifully locked very quickly.

I bet you've Unique Landscapes installed. If not, what are you waiting for?

Ive had this game for 2 years, still hven't finished the MQ yet. :blush2:

I always get sidetracked.

http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Oblivion:100%25_Completion. I've considered attempting it just as something to do, but never have. And I know I haven't seen half of what's possible, with any of my characters. I too keep getting distracted :laugh:

And yes, the vampire cure bug is only on the PS3.

Not me, but then I just don't have it in me to join either the assassin or thieves guilds. That said, disregarding those two quest-lines I completed pretty much everything the vanilla game has to offer during my first play-through. Well, everything but that one quest in Bruma since I didn't feel like aiding criminals. There may have been a few more quests I refused for similar reasons, but if so they elude me.

We computer types have access to mods that provide never-ending tasks, but those tend to be repetitive after a while (collect tax from various Inns, deliver wine, patrol roads, etc.) and don't really count here in any case.

-Decrepit-

Thanks gpstr! By the 'd' in Orange Road just SW of Bruma. We'll have to go check. Thanks again!

No I have not. Not by a long shot, too busy strolling around enjoying everything. Still

This is kinda true of me too. My 3rd attempt at a character (Renee Gade I) tried to do it all. Theive's Guild, Mage's, KoTN, Fighter's Guild. It gets ridiculous after awhile. That's partially why I stopped being her. My newer characters get more picky (like you said)

Believe it or not, I've played the game in every aspect possible... from roleplaying as a mage, or an assasin, or a blade, to beating every quest and finding every easter egg.

I mean, if I had it for PC, then the possibilities would be endless, but... for now I'm stuck with XBox.

I've beaten every quest except the nirnroot and wine collecting. It took 120 hours for me, well 400 hours but much of that time was spent fooling around. Actually questing was only 120 to 200 hours for me.

My character has 40 hours, and quests done? Around 100... Nirnroots (example), i won't even bother telling you

Only things I haven't done is close all OB gates (46 is the most I closed) and complete the Nirnroot quest.

No, not even close. I haven't even done all of the side quests (though most of them).

you should also know that oblivion isnt all about quests, theres dungeons that have a bit of storyline, but no quest.

It took me 2 days after I had bought the game to get all the achievements (discluding DLC achivements which I got later when I had bought them). But since then, I've completed all the questlines over and over, and found a quadrillion new things to do and explore.

Technically, one can get 100% completion though, I can't remember if that includes all the Misc. quests though.