Something else I remembered: When you reach 75 in the Block skill, you unlock the ability to shield bash and seriously stagger enemies only, whether or not you execute a shield bash is completely random chance, and so it does more harm than good by messing with the melee combat rhythm that you've been practicing through the entire game and ultimately does more harm than good But it's so irritating to play with a melee build. I've played it through, and I really do think it really is the best Elder Scrolls game. So.is there a good way to get around this? Maybe a good mage build that will allow me to kill anything before it gets close enough to me to hit me and stagger me? Maybe a mod that disables stagger completely? Maybe come back to my first and mop up some things I didn't do (Like the mercenary guild questline that I don't remember the name of, Blackwood Company I think) but every time my brain just gives me flashbacks of being staggered by enemies or having to just sit there and do nothing while I wait for them to hit me so they get staggered so I can hit them without getting staggered myself. And Oblivion's legacy since those days five years ago, is that it would have been my favorite Elder Scrolls game if not for that heckin' one single mechanic.įast forward to today and I'm considering maybe starting a new playthrough to, as the name would suggest, play through it again. Raised Agility to decrease the likelihood of staggering as the internet suggested as well, but it didn't prevent it completely and half the time with my first playthrough I was just suffering through combat. Not being able to do damn-near anything with melee weapons eventually just forced me to adapt to using a sword and shield and just block everything, then swing at a stunned enemy. That said the primary thing I remember from my time with Oblivion is the stagger.
My character has nearly full Daedric, some OP enchantments, very high skills, and uses a sword/shield combo with my sword being Dawnfang/Duskfang.
Back in 2015/2016 I had a full playthrough in which I completed the main story, many quests, and even the Knights of the Nine and Shivering Isles questlines.
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