Oblivion vs Dragon Age?

I know both are very good but which one is better? I like both tactical gameplay and hack and slash gameplay so its tough. Wuick one will I enjoy more?

Gameplay?

RPG elements?

Story?

Replay value?

ThanksOblivion vs Dragon Age?
Story: Dragon Age



RPG Elements: Definately goes to Elder Scrolls (DAO is more of a Hack and Slash and there's no sandbox element really)



Replay Value: Probably about even as although it isn't as long as the ES it has many different routes to go down so you'll want to play again to help/do/kill everything you didn't last time



Gameplay: Elder Scrolls (DAO is Hack and Slash meanwhile ES is a great tactical based game, ES as i have already said also includse a Sandbox style world which DAO lacks)



As for your first question will is almost unreadable it depends on what Gameplay type you like and other stuff, I personally prefer Elder Scrolls to Dragon Age Origins as you can wander around an entire world whilst DAO has about 4/5 villlages and one city. Not to mention it is effected by gameplay [some are found during it] and for some villages you'll need the Stone Prisoner DLC.
In my opinion TESIV:Oblivion is by far the better of the two.



If you're looking for 'fun for the first playthrough' and 'oh my, that's pretty.' go with Dragon Age.



If you're going for a really awesome game which will last you many hours/days longer with tonnes of replay values go with Oblivion.



My two cents, however I'm biased, I still love TESIII:Morrowind.



NOTE: Oblivion is a more open ended, "here you are, have fun." type of game. Whereas Dragon Age is much more linear in a way similar to Mass Effect (there's a decent amount of other stuff to do, but you're pretty much heading to the same point every time.)Oblivion vs Dragon Age?
That's tough. Hmm, go with Demon's Souls, better than both of them!



Dark story, completely customizable character and equipment/magic/ everything.

2 items slots for each hand!

The fun doesn't even really start until NG+, talk about the best kind of replay value.

Demon's Souls FTW definitely.
Dragon Age

it has unlockable skills, classes,amazing story,tactical, lots of weapons, great character customization and has a huge replay value due to its many different story lines and being good or evil in those story linesOblivion vs Dragon Age?
story goes to dragon age

replay value even

rpg elements dragon age

gameplay oblivion



dragon age wins on paper but obilvion is by far the better game. theres so much to do you can get lost in the world, i've logged over 100 hours in to it and am still surprised.
Gameplay - Both are good, Oblivion is closer to an FPS, but Dragon Age is more tactical.

RPG Elements - Both games use choice systems, Dragon Age's is more indepth

Story - Dragon Age

Replay Value - Both have excellent replay, as there's different ways to play the game

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