The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is a massive action game where you can develop and customize how your character grows over time, at the same time, it's a game of moments. There are so many amazing little things throughout this game that you'll discover yourself smiling from time to time, caught up in a moment that comes out of nowhere. From the sprawling and open game world to wonderful side quests and little stories you'll uncover, there are magic moments throughout. But for all the great things in Oblivion, there is a huge list of things that aren't so great. From the weird level-matching to the boring main story to the widely varying intelligence of the characters to the frustrating limitations of the game being designed for a console and more, there are a multitude of problems throughout this huge game. And while Oblivion seems like a broad attempt to make everyone happy that leaves the game with some glaring flaws, the ‘moments' I mentioned are what will have you coming back again and again, wandering through the game world for hours looking for yet another magic moment. So while you may grumble or complain about something in the game, it will be while you are trying to find just a bit more time to keep playing.