Kinda Funny Gamescast: Video Game Podcast The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Review (So Far) - Kinda Funny Gamescast
May 2, 2025
Mike Minotti, a seasoned games journalist, joins the hosts to dive deep into the enchanting world of 'The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.' They share nostalgic memories of the game, contrasting its charm with the mechanics of modern RPGs. This engaging conversation highlights their unique character builds, the thrill of archery, and camaraderie with characters like Brother Martin. Minotti’s insights on the remaster's visual upgrades and the evolution of gameplay styles spark lively discussions about the impact of nostalgia in gaming.
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Mike's Early Oblivion Experience
- Mike Minotti shares how Morrowind was confusing as a kid but Oblivion was a perfect entry RPG experience for him.
- He loved studying the game's lore and shutting down Oblivion gates with his brother.
Greg's Oblivion Blind Spot
- Greg Miller never played Oblivion originally despite its acclaim, only embracing Bethesda RPGs later with Fallout 3.
- He feels this remaster is a great entry point to experience Oblivion now.
Greg's Lockpicking Struggles
- Greg Miller humorously struggled with Oblivion's lockpicking minigame for 20 hours, using exploits to level it up.
- He explains how Bethesda's system rewards performing specific actions to improve skills and stats.
