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The What is up, ladies and gentlemen? Welcome back to the Aural Scrolls podcast. I'm Scott here with

Michael Andrew, as always, and today we've got a bit of a fun one. We're talking all about

Skyrim versus oblivion. We're going in rather broad. We're going to be

talking about kind of everything. Obviously, there's going to be a lot of subjective stuff in here.

A lot of subjective stuff. But we're going to have some fun conversations about it. I will say I've

made some Skyrim versus Oblivion videos. If you want to check those out, we'll put those in the

description. But they're very thought out we'll put those in the description but

they're very thought out and a lot of the topics today will just be straight off the top of

their heads so i'll probably be making more videos based off some of the stuff we say today

but it definitely is more like brainstorming and like it's not set in stone where do we want to sort

start we could i mean off the bat i want to get my biases out of the way because i like i want

to make it clear that i mean the age i was when i first i i had oblivion i think if it wasn't day

one it was day two and i can't remember how old i was I might have been oh yeah 11 or 12 and I played it

and I it was the first RPG I'd ever played and I had no idea what was going on and I actually hated it

I I sold it to my brother for like half the price I bought it and I never played it again and then

when Skyrim came around I was at the right age and I fell in

love with it. So I'm, I've played oblivion obviously since, but I'm definitely more of a Skyrim

kid despite being the oldest of the three of us. Well, I suppose Scott and I should admit that we are

oblivion kids in the sense of that would be our bias because we played it as kids and we have

the massive nostalgia goggles as much as you can try and get rid of them because of that too it's like

i think i've worked like like i'm almost like leaning towards i guess skyrim team skyron aspects

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