I find this even funnier because his name translated into my language means "bitch"

And for the people who grew up with it (well at least that's how I look at it) is a part of nostalgia that represents "better times" and a remembrance of days with no or few responsibilities

In the current climate of GaaS it stands as an easy framework for creating experiences for people who don't want to make their own game (or don't have the hardware for it) & has an inordinate amount of different experiences due to the sheer amount of mods for the people who don't have a lot of money

It had the perfect combination of action RPGness, ease of modding, lack of market saturation and came out at a time where Bethesda still had some clout (while having an excellent soundtrack and easy to get into game mechanics)

Very slowly adding more people to the tally of 'Considers Oblivion persuasion wheel minigame to be good', very happy. Also that intro to the game made me tearful