I loved Oblivion, but the one thing I would have changed or added is Co-Op gameplay. It would have been such a blast running around with up to 4 friends taking over Cyrodil.

Right, i fust find it funny a that a newer game with higher requirements runs better. Same thing with Mass Effect, the second one looks and runs much better (though that is because ME1 is a port of a console game, while ME2 was co-developed for PC).



This i couldn't agree more if i tried, before TES i never knew elves could be ugly

I would've made Oblivion like Morrowind, but the same graphics as Oblivion. Nothing needed change to in Morrowind except for the whole not being able to crouch under something crouch-able.

Just a simple one for me, the ability to delete spells. :shocking:

I'm having a tough time deciding between adding skill requirements back to guild membership and advancement, and having enchanting services available for purchase. I'm leaning towards the latter as it is more RP-breaking.

Agreed, those are good qualities. I hope to see these things in TES5

I would change leveling

Character creation.
I never liked that there was only one body 'style' and that the when you changed the face shade/colour ect it never seems to match the body, esspecially with the dark elf race.
I would have preferred a much more customisable body>face shape and tone options, I hate that my old mage characters look like a muscled mad man and not a frail withered unfit old geezer.

I would change enemy scaling to be area appropriate and limited, but possibly leave dungeon "bosses" like the Bandit Leaders scaling along with you so that they are always a challenge.


BIGGEST GRIPE: Putting a billion HP on something does not increase difficulty, only my boredom. FO: NV and ME 2 are a LOT more difficult on highest settings and you can still 1-2 shot everything in those games.

Ok screw just one thing- I'd change level scaling, lootscaling, and the factions thing like in fallout new brags so certain people will attack u if u wear their opposite factions armor, id also alot more random encounter . . U hate just running around not fighting, if like to have to hack my way all the way to my location . . . Thats all that comes to mind RIGHT NOW . . Thanks for your time goodbye lol

I'd change the questlines to be less linear. Each of the guild questlines was a straight sequence of quests, as was the main quest. Fighter's Guild had a couple of points where you could take a quest from either Azzan or gro-Kash but that was about all there was, and IIRC taking a quest from one stopped you doing a parallel quest from the other. A few more branches in the stories would have been nice, even if you had to complete a set of quests before advancing when the branches came back together. Alternative endings were few and far between as well, and often limited to a choice of reward (e.g. do I tell Arvena about Quill-Weave?) or an extra reward (e.g for rescuing Farwil),