So when the Oblivion edition that included all of the DLC was priced down to a mere €8,74, I saved myself a lot of time and money by just buying the pack. The remaining DLC, however, was hard, if not impossible to get hold of without Steam. Being more of a retail man myself, I owned (and still do) the Oblivion/BioShock pack with an additional physical copy of Shivering Isles.

But when the GOTY Deluxe edition of Oblivion went on sale during the Steam summer sales, I just couldn't resist. Check it out in the new trailer below.It is not often that I purchase a game twice.

The Elder Scrolls Online: Deadlands is coming to PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One on 16th November, available via the in-game Crown Store or with a subscription to ESO Plus. You can then use it to save, load, or customise unique character builds. The DLC will also include a new Armory system, enabling you to quickly switch between character builds while at your Homestead - to do so, you'll need to pick up the free Armory Station furnishing item from the Crown Store, then place it anywhere in one of your homes. Inspired by The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, the new DLC will include recognisable locations from the 2006 entry in the series, as well as new regions like The Burn, The Sever, and the desert metropolis of Fargrave. The DLC marks an end to the game's year-long ‘Gates of Oblivion’ storyline, taking you to uncharted lands, where you'll find new allies, and put an end to Dagon's plands to rule Nirn.Ĭlocking in at around 20 hours, the Deadlands DLC will also tie up storylines in the Blackwood Chapter, with a variety of missions to unlock. Bethesda has announced that The Elder Scrolls Online: Deadlands will be heading to consoles later this month, following today's launch for PC and Stadia.

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