How I Completed Oblivion 100% (Champion of Cyrodiil Challenge Recap)

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We completed The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion 100%... and here's how we did it! 🔥
A little look back at the journey we've been on, with tips, tricks and resources for anybody mad enough to follow in our footsteps.

In the Champion of Cyrodiil Challenge I got 100% game completion while playing on the hardest difficulty. I did every quest, cleared every dungeon and mastered all skills. I made a custom set of rules for the challenge which made the task more daunting, and I avoided abusing powerful exploits. My character was a Breton battlemage named Marina Mistfire.

00:00 - Introduction
02:09 - Prelude: Before the Storm
06:03 - Chapter 1: Pain, Punishment... Pleasure?
14:20 - Chapter 2: The Recommendations
22:01 - Chapter 3: Magic: A Girl's Best Friend
25:34 - Chapter 4: The Completion List
45:46 - Chapter 5: 100%... and Beyond
48:46 - Champion of DLC Challenge

- My Oblivion Mods -

Have a wonderful adventure, and thank you for four fantastic years!

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This video has been a long time in the making, enjoy the 50 minute recap of our Champion of Cyrodiil series! 🔥🔥🔥

VoicesFromTheDark

You did it by having equal amounts godlike willpower and complete insanity.

iainhansen

Can't believe I was watching this back in high school and finished this series while I'm in university. It makes me real happy to see this series and this channel in general constantly there in my life, you're a legend.

aarong.

you are the son todd howard wishes he had

bschaum

He is the embodiment of "Completing all quests before completing the story"

balintgyuri

"I fought mud crabs more dangerous than you" gets a completely new meaning 🤣

ArniesTech

Several years ago I was 18 and living on my own I worked early in the morning I was very broke and my favorite escape was oblivion and I decided to “100%” the game, I did all the quests I cleared every location and got all the achievements and a bunch of other things. It’s still one of my favorite gaming experiences I’ve done thus far. I still go back and play and it doesn’t get old

nikosilvis

I remember having a playtime of 540 hours on a single character and completed it 100%. I play extremely slow paced and immersion is everything for me. Although I love to remember this time I can't enjoy oblivion anymore. RIP my character - Robert de Sable

ogverschlinger

This is awesome. It looks so professionally done, your time spend on it definitely shines through.

Deinareia

Oblivion is my fav game of all time. I've owned 10 or so different copies from the base game to every edition there is through ps3 360 GOG and steam. I'd say I've sunk in around 10000 hours the vast majority of which come from my younger teens. I loved playing that game every day I was obsessed with it I did literally every single quest collected and stored every item in the base game and the DLC/plugins. I spent a lot of time on the UESP. I loved decorating the Skingrad home with the many artifacts I acquired. By the end of it, all my saves were utterly broken the game would take a really long time to load and crashes were a constant. I wouldn't take back those hours they were well spent

joshshore

How many hours... Oh god. This was amazing, you've done something so impressive and it has inspired me to finish more things in my life, something I haven't been great at.

TheExplodedGamer

I just found your channel in my recommended videos, this is a great achievement - looks like I've got 252 videos to watch now 🙂

ChrisElison

Wow I'm an Oblivion nerd and even this kinda of challenge would drive me insane! This is an amazing accomplishment! The algorithm just suggested this to me so hopefully you'll get even more views - you certainly deserve them for your effort.

Side note: I wonder if this is even possible in Morrowind? It might be too easy with exploits and some of the OP items. Another issue is that many of the guilds and factions quests interfere with each other. I'm actually curious to experiment now that I've seen this video.

chandler

49:58 You could also use the Damage/Drain Stamina spell/Enchant effect.

Oblivion has this systeme that a NPC stamina can go lower than 0, and its also used to calculate stagger, once a NPC reach -100 Stamina, they simply fall "unconcious" meaning they are Paralyzed for a couple of seconds( up to 10 iirc), and they will get up ONLY once their stamina reaches back 0/+1, meaning that unless an enemy as immunity to stagger( wich i don't recall any having it, but its been a while since i played), if you keep hitting them with the Drain/Damage Stamina, they will stay down.

Mugthraka