Where are all of the good quests that Oblivion is supposed to be famous for?Ģ) What the hell is with disposition? Can you only rotate that damn circle one time per conversation? Am I just going to have to cheat in a bunch of gold and bribe everybody?ģ) I don't think this one can be helped, but the faces. In Oblivion, everyone seems super generic and most of the 'rumors' are just advertisements for various shops. It seems to me that in Skyrim, talking to random NPC's will inevitably net you some interesting quests. I tried to join the Fighter's Guild, but was sent to a different city so that I could simply join the faction. The only quest I got is Imperial Corruption. Here are some of the issues I'm having, and you can tell me if they're just something I'll have to get used to, or if I'm doing something wrong.ġ) I ran around the Imperial City for like an hour and couldn't find anything really interesting to do. I really want to get into this game, but I'm having a really hard time of it. I recently bought Oblivion, mainly because I had read so many forum threads saying that all of the faction quest lines were done far better in Oblivion. First things first, the first Elder Scrolls game I have ever played was Skyrim, so I apologize to all of you diehards out there for not swearing by Morrowind or whatever.

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