Thinking myself safe from attack, I was goofing around in my inventory, learning how to change clothing and armor, and got an arrow in the ass for my trouble. I was exploring one of the dungeons and thought I'd killed all the goblins. Oh, and here's a screenshot from my first adventures in Oblivion. Remembering not to run very often and not to move the mouse quickly also helps

Playing in a window rather than full screen helps. Tune in to the Global Reveal Event via /Bethesda on January 21 at 5PM EST to get a first look at ESO’s upcoming Chapter, DLCs, and the epic new storyline that’ll take you and your companions to the very edge of oblivion. However, I've always been a strong believer in happily sacrificing graphics for gameplay when necessary.Įven more unfortunately, as with so many first person games, this one gives me terrible motion sickness if I play it too long. Destruction comes to Tamriel with the Gates of Oblivion, The Elder Scrolls Online’s next big year-long adventure. It's a shame, because one of the reasons I wanted this game in the first place is the award winning, cinematic quality graphics. Unfortunately for me, I can only play Oblivion on the lowest possible graphics settings. The nonlinear gameplay and openness of the world is my favorite thing about all the Elder Scrolls games, but there are probably hundreds of quests to do if you want some structure.

Elder scrolls oblivion screenshots