Myriddan wrote...
8DKimone wrote...
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)
Akodoreign wrote...
Well good morning all. So referrals are not working right now?
Fizzeler 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
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 wrote...
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.
First of all, that game is NOT really that buggy...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.
8DKimone wrote...
Myriddan wrote...
8DKimone wrote...
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)
And I'll need to get a patch for it to avoid memory issues? I'm running WIn 7x64.
8DKimone wrote...
Akodoreign wrote...
Well good morning all. So referrals are not working right now?
Good morning! They click, but don't appear to be giving tokens.
I won one challage out of 35 when some people won like 20 of them. Hope if bioware does this again they cap certian things. 8350... I prolly could have hit 9k total by the end of it the way im calculating
8DKimone wrote...
Myriddan wrote...
8DKimone wrote...
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)
And I'll need to get a patch for it to avoid memory issues? I'm running WIn 7x64.
redleafchewer wrote...
ice445 wrote...
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.
I get 60 to 70 fps on my system....for Oblivion, except in town,
then it drops to 50 fps.
Siradix wrote...
*KEYBOARD BASHES*
Siradix wrote...
*KEYBOARD BASHES*
ice445 wrote...
redleafchewer wrote...
ice445 wrote...
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.
I get 60 to 70 fps on my system....for Oblivion, except in town,
then it drops to 50 fps.
Yeah, sounds about right. The game can't seem to run much faster than that. The only reason he was getting drops to 30 was because he was trying to use some ridiculous view distance mod, thinking he could handle it no problem. I'm like, no lol
Myriddan wrote...
8DKimone wrote...
Myriddan wrote...
8DKimone wrote...
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)
And I'll need to get a patch for it to avoid memory issues? I'm running WIn 7x64.
No... it's useful if you plan on running a bunch of mods as it increases the maximum memory that it will support, by default it can only support 2 gbs and will CTD if it ever uses more than that... with the 64 version there is an application that you can use to allow it to use up to 4 gbs instead
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