The Making of Oblivion (FULL | HQ | ENG)
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Published 2011-07-07
All Comments (21)
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i cant believe they made such a big game in only 41 minutes
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"Yes I was in the chess club" - Todd Howard
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That long-haired guy walking through the woods deserves so much credit, because one of Oblivion's greatest aspects is the forests and the world and the overall feel and atmosphere.
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They don't make mini documentaries about game creation anymore. These are fascinating
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"I love the undead, I try to use them as much as possible" SO THAT'S THE FUCKER
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"Any news from the other provinces?" "Farewell" "Bye"
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it is incredible, this is what i call passion. I love how Todd Howard is just Michael Scott from The Office, and how his team is dedicated to create the best game ever at that time. I was so happy seeing those nerds passionaly creating this incredible game. Thanks for them.
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I will never forget the feeling of leaving the sewer and witnessing the whole world
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I remembered coming home from school and playing this game for hours, when it came out. Good old days.
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"The artists have made over 9,000 objects." It just works.
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having a horse girl animate the horses is genius, no one would be more dedicated
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Todd's opening intro was the most oblivion npc dialogue sounding shit I've heard and it's beautiful
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I didn't remember this episode of The Office.
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"You dork. Go back to the chess club."
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25:44 He's not wrong; the cheesiest of lines read by an actor who commands such gravitas creates an absolutely unforgettable opening to a legendary game.
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“I don’t have a picture of my wife in my wallet, but I’ve got a picture of Patrick Stewart in my wallet” Sums up everyone in this video I love it
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every inch of oblivion is overflowing with socially awkward nerd love, it's so earnest
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1:35 you can tell todd waited a few decades to say that.
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God damn it I can’t express how lucky I feel for having experienced a game like Oblivion at the time when I was just 11-12 years old, imagine my hype for Skyrim when I was in high school. The industry was so artisanal, truly happy I was aware enough to appreciate this golden age.
