The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

Please enlighten us, what did they cut out of the game?

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That's lame.
At least they're not pulling a Fable on us and giving us merely the wrapping to the chocolate that we were promised.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

For anyone interested:
Gamespot is apparently hosting a marathon play session of Oblivion with a live feed (for Complete members only, fags) starting this Monday at 6pm and ending Tuesday morning 6am.

Might as well wait a day or two and experience it first hand IMO.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

All this upgrade talk makes me want to kick myself in the face for buying an AGP-only mobo.
Why didn't they tell me PCI-e was gonna be the norm in a year?!

Also:
If anyone wants to save a few bucks, Amazon.com has the PC Collector's Edition on "sale" for $54.99.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?

Gech, I had the same problem with Farcry on the PC. My workaround was networking my laptop to my PC, sharing the laptop's DVD drive, and running the game off of that. It was whacky.


I'm waiting to get the CE right now, Amazon.com hasn't even emailed me a shipping confirmation yet. But I don't mind, I got it for $55 w/ free 2-day shipping. I should have it no later than Friday.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Originally Posted by Inhert

I don't understand why everyone want to lv slower >.> if your lv is lower you do less dmg no?

Yeah really, I can't figure it out either.

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I found some pretty slick mods that you level scale haters might like:

Monster Random Level Mod

Level Scaling Cap


The second mod purportedly stops monsters from scaling as fast as you do levelwise. Also, it's supposed to cap NPCs' and weaker monsters' levels at a certain point.

The first mod, as the name implies, generates a random level for all monsters in the game. So basically it makes it more like a traditional RPG in the sense that the higher level you have, the more monsters you can strike down. I'm a little weary to use that one though since it might make some quests too difficult.

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Hey check it out!

Bethesda is gonna charge PC users for downloadable content, akin to how it's done on Xbox Live! GREAT THINKING GUYS!

You'll laugh at what they're offering. No, really...

Quote:

If you're interested in outfitting your horse with a spiffy armor pack, it'll set you back 200 Microsoft Points (roughly $2.50). PC owners aren't out of luck, though, as Bethseda confirmed to 1UP the same content will be available on their website later today or tomorrow morning for exactly 50 cents cheaper at $1.99.

Pimp my ride Elder Scroll style.

Double Post:
Oh yeah, linkage: http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3149261

What, you don't want my bikini-clad body?

Oh, here's what the armor looks like (in case you were wondering):



How ya doing, buddy?

Wha...what's this???






Get it while it's hot.

There's nowhere I can't reach.