Well the Cyrodil night sky is actually an almost exact copy of Earth's night sky. Of course we never can see it in all of its majesty because of light pollution.... I've looked at the sky replacers... they are all beautiful! Not realistic but very beautiful. I've always had trouble installing them though so I stick to vanilla night skies, which is fine by me.

This one is the most realistic but its slightly bland : http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=14228

This one is my favorite personally : http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=2234 (Its decently realistic)

This one is pretty but I just can't wouldn't want it on my game : http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=15427

Sorry if I ranted a bit, I usually do that when asked about this stuff

153. That no matter how you can die ingame, you can inflict the same ignomy on npc's.

154. Allways something to do and enjoy, old, new or just plain strange.

155. - Improved combat and casting system.

156. - Npc's with voices in dialogs (too bad that there wasn't many dialog options).

157. Ability to be successful through different methods, both through approaches to the game (character types/roles) and strategies.

158. Archery.

149- The freedom to do pretty much whatever you want. And if you can't do it, you lucky people on the PC can mod it in so you can do it. [Probably already been said]
150- The glitches (excluding the game-destroyers). No other game has such a collection of glitches. the minor ones can actually be very funny. Ever seen the guards who don't believe in bridges and have no sense of direction, the woman who rakes her carpet or the physics-defying paintbrushes? Try telling me that Oblivion won't be the same without them. [Again, probably already been said]

151 - The poison apples!

152 - the physics based hit detection!

153 - The Arena!

154. Creepy old grandpas at the beginning

155.) The ability to choose how you want to play. To choose when to do whatever has been assigned to you. To choose WHO YOU WANT TO BE.

156.) An immersive, detailed world with incredibly intelligent A.I with schedules that tell them to go to church on Sundays, eat three squares a day, go out for walks, and even steal items that they need. City Swimmer I love you so.

157.) Incredible customization, hundreds of items and collectibles. Items that are better depending on YOUR level.

158.) The option to Role Play. Role Playing is AMAZINGLY FUN. It adds hours of game play that immerses you in the game, and makes you feel like YOU are the character.

I could go on, and on, and on, but I don't want to go to number 1,834.

159. mythic dawn

160. The wacky AI. Never get tired of watching overzealous guards murder half of a city because of a carrot. :laugh:

161) The fact that a sign that people love Oblivion can bring out the stuck-up (not all) Morrowind fans who like to delude themselves in thinking the game is horrible. If you don't like Oblivion, go cry under a graphically inferior rock in Morrowind; we love it here.

162) NPCs in the Shivering Isles. I was so confused when I first heard Fimmion talk about Sweetrolls, but it also made me laugh a lot.

163) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CsYyOz1idU

164. It doesn't crash when I alt-tab
165. Mages are fun and overpowered
166. Guards don't call me scum until I've violated the law
167. Katanas
168. Sunset at Anvil's docks
169. ~ FW 38EEE
170. Ebony Armour
171. Elven Daggers
172. Elven Shortswords
173. Sigil Stone Enchantments
174. Welkynd Stones
175. Varla Stones
176. Daedric quests
177. Azura's Star
178. Chorrol Guard Armour
179. Whodunit?
180. CHEESE FOR EVERYONE!

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181.Pickpocketing
182.Keys
183.Sitting in a chair and spending an hour reading books
184. The sky
185. Those tiny towns you come across with three people in them and no inns...

186. Mods, mods, mods, mods, mods, MODS!
187. Mods.
188. The wide, open world.

189. Martin's voice.

190. well thought out mini plots and side quests
191. dlc's