Skill Up: Oblivion Expedition 33 Remaster Review & Gameplay Improvements
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Skill Up embarks on a lively discussion filled with humor and anecdotes, from a comical intro about airplane food to a raccoon's daring break-in during a thunderstorm. The team delves into the realm of Oblivion Expedition 33, sharing insights on the remaster's visual enhancements and gameplay improvements. They highlight changes in the UI, combat mechanics, and leveling system, praising the remaster's efforts to address community feedback while maintaining the game's nostalgic charm.
Matty, the RPG enthusiast, expresses initial skepticism but ultimately finds himself pleasantly surprised by the remaster's visual upgrades and third-person animation work. The team reflects on the game's biome diversity and enhanced nighttime visuals, acknowledging the positive impact of these changes on the overall gaming experience. Despite some performance issues and combat system critiques, they appreciate the effort put into modernizing Oblivion while staying true to its roots.
Lucy's inquiry about the remaster's significant changes prompts a detailed discussion on UI improvements, combat tweaks, and quality of life upgrades. Matty elaborates on the new map filters, stat allocation system, and local map zoom feature, emphasizing how these enhancements contribute to a more immersive gameplay experience. The team's mixed expectations are met with a sense of satisfaction as they navigate through the remastered world of Oblivion, appreciating the blend of nostalgia and modernization in this beloved RPG classic.
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Excitement over having Andy Serkis and The Weekly Planet on the podcast
Appreciation for the diverse range of creators featured on the show
Positive feedback on the expansion of the podcast and rotating hosts
References and inspirations found in Expedition 33 game
Comparisons to other games in terms of design and gameplay
Some minor criticisms about the game's reliance on Gestral NPCs and overwhelming design choices
Discussion about different RPG preferences and styles
Comments on specific episodes and guests, like Matty, Andy Serkis, and The Weekly Planet
Jokes and references to potential future guests like Tobey Maguire
Debate over game studios and legendary status, mentioning Bungie and Destiny games
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