Magician, waving a two-handed ax, is your dream? Welcome.Ĭlasses, skills, characteristics. Having received a similar system in your hands, you actually gradually “sculpt” your character from the clay of experience, giving it the desired shape. Logical, isn't it? But besides skills there are also characteristics - strength, endurance, speed, agility, intelligence, will power (wisdom), luck, and they are all closely intertwined with skills. And perhaps this is due to the system of improving skills, in my opinion, the most relevant to reality, - "what you use is swinging." The simplest example: to raise the skill of fighting with swords, you have to. But it does not matter - no matter what class you choose, the character will be exactly as you want. Of course, the 18 classes available to the player, in large, are also just variations of the three archetypes - warrior, thief, and magician - with a difference in the initial values of characteristics and skills. Yes, do not throw stones at me D & D fans - this is a system of another flight. It is here that you should pay special attention to the role-playing system. What then could be attractive in this game?. The world was made up of pieces, as if descended from the conveyor, and after a few hours of play, it pored to the extreme, the cities turned out to be monotonous, and their inhabitants seemed cloned, and the whole variety of objects was achieved by variations on the subject of enchantment and the material from which the item was made. On the other hand, on closer inspection, almost all of this turned out to be stamping. On the one hand, we saw a huge world, one glance at a map of which caused respect for it, more than four hundred different cities and villages, countless NPCs, an incredible variety of subjects, a somewhat unusual, but interesting and well-developed role system.
But now all this is unimportant - it is important that we got "at the exit", after all the vicissitudes of the development.Īnd we got more than just an ambiguous game. Only the name and a couple of references to information from the early dizdokov ("Go Blades!", For example) in subsequent games remained from the original concept. The game, conceived as an Action about gladiatorial battles, at some point grew into the most ambitious fantasy RPG of that time. But it is unlikely that someone from the beginning “role players” who passed through the wastelands of Oblivion wondered at least for a minute why the favorite game has the number 4 in the title and why this series began. Virtually every modern gamer, at least a little interested in the role-playing industry, is familiar with TES IV - Oblivion. Almost certainly you are at least indirectly familiar with this series - regardless of whether you love it or hate it fiercely.
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