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[ice445]

Oh right, forgot about storm of cats never before seen -

[SIim Charles]

At first I was regretting getting the Jade Pack at 9810, but I didn't realize prices would jump so high these last two days.



Still, I am perfectly willing to trade for a lithograph pack, if anyone is interested.

[Flagg151]

I was holding out, trying to win a challenge yesterday in hopes of a last minute snag on a graphics card. But the Jade empire pack was my "Realistic" goal. And I just hit 10,900 this morning thanks to this wonderful group of people. Thanks guys!

[Myriddan]

The Illusive Paragon wrote...

Myriddan wrote...

ice445 wrote...

Bitterfoam wrote...

Dragon Age and Oblivion are two entirely different genres, too. There's that to keep in mind. It makes it hard to reliably compare them.

Though you can compare them in terms of quality, in that Dragon Age is a well-made game and Oblivion is not.

Lol, Oblivion is buggy as hell and runs terribly even on my amazing setup (And my friend's). Unofficial patch and mods help a lot, but I'm sure DA is better made.

Yeah that's the major problem with it, they did a horribly job optimizing their code (also they have a 2 gb memory limit that causes a CTD if you go over it, can be patched to 4 gb for if you have a 64 bit OS)

Oblivion had a memory leak? I must not have played in a long time.

No, it doesn't have a memory leak that I know of... but if you load more than a few mods you'll easily reach that 2 gb mem limit especially if you use hi-res textures

[ice445]

Theonari wrote...

My brother in law keeps trying to get me to play oblivion for the 360. I keep refusing. I love rpg games, but I know how open world it is and how buggy, the two combined are just enough for me not to want to try. On their own I'd not mind either issue though. Open world games have their advantages, but like others said it's too easy to get lost in the game and lose interest.

I first played it on 360 before getting the PC version, and I thoroughly enjoyed the game, even with the bugs. The only problem is leveling up, that takes so freakin long

[Sol Veracity]

Scaring up some clicks!

[casinoqueen0]

Yea! I got a new friend from this forum!



Yea Elan!

[bleachedout]

morning all...anything interesting happen last night?

[redleafchewer]

The Illusive Paragon wrote...

Myriddan wrote...

ice445 wrote...

Bitterfoam wrote...

Dragon Age and Oblivion are two entirely different genres, too. There's that to keep in mind. It makes it hard to reliably compare them.

Though you can compare them in terms of quality, in that Dragon Age is a well-made game and Oblivion is not.

Lol, Oblivion is buggy as hell and runs terribly even on my amazing setup (And my friend's). Unofficial patch and mods help a lot, but I'm sure DA is better made.

Yeah that's the major problem with it, they did a horribly job optimizing their code (also they have a 2 gb memory limit that causes a CTD if you go over it, can be patched to 4 gb for if you have a 64 bit OS)

Oblivion had a memory leak? I must not have played in a long time.

actually it has, I unloaded dragon age and reinstalled and patched oblivion last night....it's still dicey after a while

[Flagg151]

SIim Charles wrote...

At first I was regretting getting the Jade Pack at 9810, but I didn't realize prices would jump so high these last two days.

Still, I am perfectly willing to trade for a lithograph pack, if anyone is interested.

If i dont get a jade pack by about 4pm, Ill be willing to grab a lithograph instead and trade you.
do you have a pref on which one?

[Myriddan]

We broke the referral system? That count as interesting?

[Darcerenity]

Sol Veracity wrote...

Scaring up some clicks!

Think  refs weren't working, but I clicked and the page loaded. If you see tokens, please click me.

[The Illusive Paragon]

Myriddan wrote...

The Illusive Paragon wrote...

Myriddan wrote...

ice445 wrote...

Bitterfoam wrote...

Dragon Age and Oblivion are two entirely different genres, too. There's that to keep in mind. It makes it hard to reliably compare them.

Though you can compare them in terms of quality, in that Dragon Age is a well-made game and Oblivion is not.

Lol, Oblivion is buggy as hell and runs terribly even on my amazing setup (And my friend's). Unofficial patch and mods help a lot, but I'm sure DA is better made.

Yeah that's the major problem with it, they did a horribly job optimizing their code (also they have a 2 gb memory limit that causes a CTD if you go over it, can be patched to 4 gb for if you have a 64 bit OS)

Oblivion had a memory leak? I must not have played in a long time.

No, it doesn't have a memory leak that I know of... but if you load more than a few mods you'll easily reach that 2 gb mem limit especially if you use hi-res textures

Ah, I see.

[fleabagg wookiee]

maybe everyone will be asleep when the next computer part drops.....

[8DKimone]

The Illusive Paragon wrote...

Myriddan wrote...

ice445 wrote...

Bitterfoam wrote...

Dragon Age and Oblivion are two entirely different genres, too. There's that to keep in mind. It makes it hard to reliably compare them.

Though you can compare them in terms of quality, in that Dragon Age is a well-made game and Oblivion is not.

Lol, Oblivion is buggy as hell and runs terribly even on my amazing setup (And my friend's). Unofficial patch and mods help a lot, but I'm sure DA is better made.

Yeah that's the major problem with it, they did a horribly job optimizing their code (also they have a 2 gb memory limit that causes a CTD if you go over it, can be patched to 4 gb for if you have a 64 bit OS)

Oblivion had a memory leak? I must not have played in a long time.

I got the Oblivion GOY edition as a gift, but never even loaded it.  Is it worth playing?

[L10YD CHRISTMAS2]

Flagg151 wrote...

SIim Charles wrote...

At first I was regretting getting the Jade Pack at 9810, but I didn't realize prices would jump so high these last two days.

Still, I am perfectly willing to trade for a lithograph pack, if anyone is interested.

If i dont get a jade pack by about 4pm, Ill be willing to grab a lithograph instead and trade you.
do you have a pref on which one?

lithographs have been going for a lot.

[ice445]

Myriddan wrote...

We broke the referral system? That count as interesting?

Yeah I don't know how that happened, maybe Bioware wanted to just end token collection altogether, now it's just a battle of who worked hardest.

[redleafchewer]

Sol Veracity wrote...

Scaring up some clicks!

they have a level mod over at the Nexus that makes it level more in line with other RPGs

[Theonari]

ice445 wrote...

Theonari wrote...

My brother in law keeps trying to get me to play oblivion for the 360. I keep refusing. I love rpg games, but I know how open world it is and how buggy, the two combined are just enough for me not to want to try. On their own I'd not mind either issue though. Open world games have their advantages, but like others said it's too easy to get lost in the game and lose interest.

I first played it on 360 before getting the PC version, and I thoroughly enjoyed the game, even with the bugs. The only problem is leveling up, that takes so freakin long

I know I'd enjoy it too, but I also know it's the type of game I have to stay away from unless I'm prepared to sink massive amounts of time (which I don't mind usually, but with a job and a wife to keep happy etc it's hard to sink massive amounts of time into anything anymore).

Seems like my PC would be great at handling it though, since I have a 64 bit system that kicks ass. Now if only I could afford to switch out vista

[Myriddan]

8DKimone wrote...

The Illusive Paragon wrote...

Myriddan wrote...

ice445 wrote...

Bitterfoam wrote...

Dragon Age and Oblivion are two entirely different genres, too. There's that to keep in mind. It makes it hard to reliably compare them.

Though you can compare them in terms of quality, in that Dragon Age is a well-made game and Oblivion is not.

Lol, Oblivion is buggy as hell and runs terribly even on my amazing setup (And my friend's). Unofficial patch and mods help a lot, but I'm sure DA is better made.

Yeah that's the major problem with it, they did a horribly job optimizing their code (also they have a 2 gb memory limit that causes a CTD if you go over it, can be patched to 4 gb for if you have a 64 bit OS)

Oblivion had a memory leak? I must not have played in a long time.

I got the Oblivion GOY edition as a gift, but never even loaded it.  Is it worth playing?

Emphatically yes... although I have NEVER done the main quest, I do everything else... the world is huge and I love exploring and finding new things (If you played Fallout 3 you know how big Bethesda makes there games... I'm pretty sure oblivion is bigger, but I can't remember)

[ice445]

8DKimone wrote...

The Illusive Paragon wrote...

Myriddan wrote...

ice445 wrote...

Bitterfoam wrote...

Dragon Age and Oblivion are two entirely different genres, too. There's that to keep in mind. It makes it hard to reliably compare them.

Though you can compare them in terms of quality, in that Dragon Age is a well-made game and Oblivion is not.

Lol, Oblivion is buggy as hell and runs terribly even on my amazing setup (And my friend's). Unofficial patch and mods help a lot, but I'm sure DA is better made.

Yeah that's the major problem with it, they did a horribly job optimizing their code (also they have a 2 gb memory limit that causes a CTD if you go over it, can be patched to 4 gb for if you have a 64 bit OS)

Oblivion had a memory leak? I must not have played in a long time.

I got the Oblivion GOY edition as a gift, but never even loaded it.  Is it worth playing?

Of course it is, you might not like it, but chances are pretty good you will. I think it's a good game overall, even with the bugs and lack of direction.

[The Illusive Paragon]

8DKimone wrote...

The Illusive Paragon wrote...

Myriddan wrote...

ice445 wrote...

Bitterfoam wrote...

Dragon Age and Oblivion are two entirely different genres, too. There's that to keep in mind. It makes it hard to reliably compare them.

Though you can compare them in terms of quality, in that Dragon Age is a well-made game and Oblivion is not.

Lol, Oblivion is buggy as hell and runs terribly even on my amazing setup (And my friend's). Unofficial patch and mods help a lot, but I'm sure DA is better made.

Yeah that's the major problem with it, they did a horribly job optimizing their code (also they have a 2 gb memory limit that causes a CTD if you go over it, can be patched to 4 gb for if you have a 64 bit OS)

Oblivion had a memory leak? I must not have played in a long time.

I got the Oblivion GOY edition as a gift, but never even loaded it.  Is it worth playing?

I thought it was enjoyable when it came out, after playing for a while though I got bored of it. It's not bad, but It could have been more like Morrowind.

[redleafchewer]

8DKimone wrote...

The Illusive Paragon wrote...

Myriddan wrote...

ice445 wrote...

Bitterfoam wrote...

Dragon Age and Oblivion are two entirely different genres, too. There's that to keep in mind. It makes it hard to reliably compare them.

Though you can compare them in terms of quality, in that Dragon Age is a well-made game and Oblivion is not.

Lol, Oblivion is buggy as hell and runs terribly even on my amazing setup (And my friend's). Unofficial patch and mods help a lot, but I'm sure DA is better made.

Yeah that's the major problem with it, they did a horribly job optimizing their code (also they have a 2 gb memory limit that causes a CTD if you go over it, can be patched to 4 gb for if you have a 64 bit OS)

Oblivion had a memory leak? I must not have played in a long time.

I got the Oblivion GOY edition as a gift, but never even loaded it.  Is it worth playing?

It is a fantastic game with a ton of modder support.  but the interface takes a bit of getting used to

[Fizzeler]

ice445 wrote...

Theonari wrote...

My brother in law keeps trying to get me to play oblivion for the 360. I keep refusing. I love rpg games, but I know how open world it is and how buggy, the two combined are just enough for me not to want to try. On their own I'd not mind either issue though. Open world games have their advantages, but like others said it's too easy to get lost in the game and lose interest.

I first played it on 360 before getting the PC version, and I thoroughly enjoyed the game, even with the bugs. The only problem is leveling up, that takes so freakin long

depends your major skill choices I could reach 20 in about 2 hours with right skills

As for glitchs duplication glitch anyone and permanent enchantment bug?

Fallout 3 takes forever to level up when you pass 12

[ice445]

Theonari wrote...

ice445 wrote...

Theonari wrote...

My brother in law keeps trying to get me to play oblivion for the 360. I keep refusing. I love rpg games, but I know how open world it is and how buggy, the two combined are just enough for me not to want to try. On their own I'd not mind either issue though. Open world games have their advantages, but like others said it's too easy to get lost in the game and lose interest.

I first played it on 360 before getting the PC version, and I thoroughly enjoyed the game, even with the bugs. The only problem is leveling up, that takes so freakin long

I know I'd enjoy it too, but I also know it's the type of game I have to stay away from unless I'm prepared to sink massive amounts of time (which I don't mind usually, but with a job and a wife to keep happy etc it's hard to sink massive amounts of time into anything anymore).

Seems like my PC would be great at handling it though, since I have a 64 bit system that kicks ass. Now if only I could afford to switch out vista

Don't get your hopes up, it runs averagely even on the best of systems. I loled when my friend tried to play on max with his 5850 and was still dropping to like 30fps in some situations.