Recent reviews by Psilocin

A lot of people complain about how it's now impossible to 100% this game, due to servers going offline. If this is a deal-breaker don't buy it. However, if you don't care very much for faux internet accolades - this is a very good game.

This is as close to WW1 as I'd like to be.

Yes

Good.

Edit:
Still good.

This review is for people who've played Skyrim and are now considering buying its predecessor.

While Skyrim is more action oriented, Oblivion is more role playing oriented. Not to say that Oblivion is lacking in action, but rather it has many features that were removed in Skyrim.

Such features include:

Disposition - A numerical value that NPCs have that determines how much they like you. You can bribe them, attempt to persuade them, or do favors for them (quests) to raise it. If the person is a merchant, you can haggle with them to adjust exactly how much you buy/sell items for.

Acrobatics & Athletics - Two skills that govern jumping and running/swimming, respectively.

Classes & Birthsigns - Oblivion has a class system that affects what skills and attributes (more on that later) are your specialization. Additionally, a character is born under a birthsign which grants additional benefits. A birthsign's benefits can be likened to the Standing Stones in Skyrim. Both your characters class and birthsign are chosen in the beginning tutorial along with the character's race and appearance - similar to Skyrim.

Skills & Attributes - There are twenty one skills in Oblivion (As opposed to Skyrim's 18). These range from the familiar Sneak and Block skills and include a few that were removed in Skyrim, such as Athletics and Mysticism (A school of magic that consists of spells like Soul Trap and Telekinesis). Only your seven major skills contribute to leveling up, and are determined by your class. All skills fall under one of seven attributes (There is an eighth attribute, Luck, but it no skills specifically). For example: Conjuration, Mysticism, and Alchemy are governed by Intelligence, while the Blunt, Blade, and Hand to Hand skills fall under Strength.

Leveling - There is no leveling skill tree in Oblivion. When leveling up you instead choose three attributes to increase. Attributes that govern skills that you have gained skill points in can be increased for more than one, so there is an incentive to increase attributes that one actually uses. For example, think of a mage using lots of Conjuration spells and increasing their Conjuration skill level significantly, since Conjuration is governed by Intelligence, when they level up they will likely be able to increase their Intelligence attribute by two or three, as opposed to only one.

There are other differences between the two games, but these are the major ones that came to mind.

tldr;

Oblivion has more Role Playing elements than Skyrim, but make no mistake, Oblivion contains its fair share of hack n' slash adventuring. If you liked Skyrim for more than just killing, try Oblivion.

CVE-2018-10718
Stack-based buffer overflow in Activision Infinity Ward Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 before 2018-04-26 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code via crafted packets.

CVE-2018-20817
SV_SteamAuthClient in various Activision Infinity Ward Call of Duty games before 2015-08-11 is missing a size check when reading authBlob data into a buffer, which allows one to execute code on the remote target machine when sending a steam authentication request. This affects Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, Call of Duty: Ghosts, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, Call of Duty: Black Ops 1, and Call of Duty: Black Ops 2.
Bo3 is also included as it does not protect you from any security breaches.
For anyone who isnt experienced with this kind of thing, RAT stands for "Remote Access Trojan".

What the attacker has access to/can do:
Hidden Remote System Access
System Information
File Manager
Hidden Desktop Usage
Monitor on/off
Hidden Browser Usage
Open/close CD
Hidden Chrome Usage
Show/Hide taskbar
Start Up Manager
Hidden Firefox Usage
Show/Hide Start Button
Task Manager
Hidden Edge Usage
Show/Hide Explorer
Remote Shell Usage
Show/Hide Clock
TCP Connection
Show/Hide Tray
Reverse Proxy
Show/Hide Mouse
Registry Editor
Hidden Explorer
Enable/Disable TaskMgr
UAC Exploit
Enable/Disable Regedit
Disable WD
Disable UAC
Format All Drives
DDOS attack
Audio recording
Webcam recording
Device information
Process hollowing
Credential stealing
Discord token stealing

good.

This game rivals Call Of Duty, The Hitman games and other AAA games.

Here is a list of the wonderous joys contained in this "game".
I say "game" because this is not a game, its an experience.

Diverse Skill Trees
10k+ Maps
High Definition Zombies
No Gitches
Original Content
Custom Game Engine
Creative Storyline
Amazing Voice Acting
Solid Gameplay
Stealth Mode
Explosions
Health Bar
Hunger Bar
Thirst Bar
Stamina Bar
Sleep Bar
Sexual Urges Bar
Stat Tracker
Crouching
Prone
Tunnels
100k+ Characters
Unique Zombies
100k+ Types of Zombies
Ziplining
Planes
Helicopters
Jets
Tanks
Cars
Custom Transportation
Hack/Cheat free servers
Grenades
Loadouts
Steam VR Support
Steam cloud sync
Open-World
Original Environment
Singleplayer
Campaign
Zombies
Exo-Zombies
Aliens
Exo-Aliens
Exo-Zombie Aliens
Multiplayer
Multiplayer Zombies
Multiplayer Exo-Zombies
Multiplayer Aliens
Multiplayer Exo-Aliens
Multiplayer Exo-Zombie Aliens
Co-Op
Co-Op Zombies
Co-Op Exo-Zombies
Co-Op Aliens
Co-Op Exo-Aliens
Co-Op Exo-Zombie Aliens
Steam Community Mods
Dedicated Servers
Realistic Physics
Sandbox Mode
Large Community Base
Friendly Community
Original Name
Jumping
Great Optimization
The floor looks like weed
Endless Maps
Bosses
Power-Ups
Currency
No Microtransactions (Overkill should learn something here)
Cheap

Would highly recommend.

If Minecraft and Day Z had a crack baby - This would be it.

Made a drying rack full of human limbs.

11/10