Mostly Fabled Lands. It’s fun exploration, but the dice roll mechanics get tiresome - especially when you need a particular dice roll to trigger or complete a quest, so you just end up triggering the dice roll over and over.
And sort of inspired by the remaster, I’ve been playing a bit of Oblivion lately. I have thousands of hours in the game, spread over about forty characters, but I haven’t played it in a couple of years now. I toyed with the idea of getting the remaster, but my game is so extensively modded - mostly landscape and gameplay changes - that I don’t think I could go back to the vanilla game, even remastered. But it did get me thinking about it…
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Mostly Fabled Lands. It’s fun exploration, but the dice roll mechanics get tiresome - especially when you need a particular dice roll to trigger or complete a quest, so you just end up triggering the dice roll over and over.
And sort of inspired by the remaster, I’ve been playing a bit of Oblivion lately. I have thousands of hours in the game, spread over about forty characters, but I haven’t played it in a couple of years now. I toyed with the idea of getting the remaster, but my game is so extensively modded - mostly landscape and gameplay changes - that I don’t think I could go back to the vanilla game, even remastered. But it did get me thinking about it…