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[Eski.Moe]

Yeah, wasn't too big a fan of the Oblivion style. Combined with the obnoxious voice, it almost destroyed the awesomeness that their race entailed.

[Redneck1st]

Well now since were talking about ES here is there a chance I might get some help in regards to a problem I'm having with ES IV 5th Anniv. ED?

Now I'm running an I7 2.66 with 6gigs of tri channel ram and an ATI Radeon 5670 graphics card. I've got the Knights of the Nine and Shivering Isles installed as well. I installed this new straight out of the box with no patches or mods. I let the game detect my settings and it will only let me run in windowed mode which is about a 12 x12 window. And I've got the computer set up using a 47" LG HD t.v.

All other games for which I've got run fine in full screen but for some reason when I try to run ES in fully screen it starts to load and then I get an error reading that Oblivion has stoped working but no reason as to why. Any help would be appreciated.

[naughty99]

So you are using an HDMI cable to connect to your TV?

What are the "Resolution" options available when you start the launcher and click "Options"

also, are you starting the game while your system is already running on your TV?

[Redneck1st]

naughty99 wrote...

So you are using an HDMI cable to connect to your TV?

What are the "Resolution" options available when you start the launcher and click "Options"

also, are you starting the game while your system is already running on your TV?

Well now I seem to have figured this one out on my own. Seems I didn't scroll down far enough to find the Resolutions for which I needed.

Now since this is my first play through of the game Any suggestions on what I should run  to get an over all feel for the game itself?

[naughty99]

All I can say is don't feel any pressure to do the main quest - explore, get involved in some side quests, factions, etc. and try walking around instead of using fast travel.

also, since the world is so huge, a single playthrough can last a really long time, so you might decide to install some mods at some point during your first playthrough.

there are around 30,000 or 40,000 mods for Oblviion, and some of them are really amazing, greatly improve the game 

Modifié par naughty99, 10 août 2011 - 11:25 .

[Captain Crash]

Dunmer was always going to be my second play.  Its quite exciting seeing how much the style has altered.  I really like it

[A Crusty Knight Of Colour]

Lol.

Reading the last couple of pages, I feel like I'm under pressure to finalise my backstory and concept for my first Skyrim character.

Damn peer pressure!

[Captain Crash]

Yeah im starting to think about it too.  Dont want to try to hard though, because some dialogue at the start could twist it around a bit.  
Also I still dont know my race or play  style yet  

[Redneck1st]

naughty99 wrote...

All I can say is don't feel any pressure to do the main quest - explore, get involved in some side quests, factions, etc. and try walking around instead of using fast travel.

also, since the world is so huge, a single playthrough can last a really long time, so you might decide to install some mods at some point during your first playthrough.

there are around 30,000 or 40,000 mods for Oblviion, and some of them are really amazing, greatly improve the game 

Well since I'm one that likes to explore areas in games like this so the walking around won't be a problem at all.<LOL>

The thing for which I'm most concerned about is my character the first time through the game. Usually I just play a warrior or thief and either dual wield or sword and shield. But from what I've seen on the video's on you tube you can use any weapons as well as for magic and thieveing abilities.

What would be a good first time PC to run which will give me the best bang in the game? Where I will be able to survive most of the battles and also unlock most of the chests doors etc.

BTW I was just checking out the Website and looking over the DLC's for which are available on the site. Are they worth the money or are there some that aren't? 

Modifié par Redneck1st, 10 août 2011 - 04:34 .

[AventuroLegendary]

I love the Middle-Eastern/Asian feel and overall badassery added back to the Dunmer. And I completely agree about the oblivion voice. It really was only fitting for the wood elves and it kept me away from playing and Elf character.

Modifié par LegendaryAvenger, 10 août 2011 - 04:44 .

[Bad King]

LegendaryAvenger wrote...

I love the Middle-Eastern/Asian feel and overall badassery added back to the Dunmer. And I completely agree about the oblivion voice. It really was only fitting for the wood elves and it kept me away from playing and Elf character.

Yeah, I really missed the gruff, gravely Dunmer voice and deep, proud Altmer voices that we heard in Morrowind.

[RymenQwun]

LegendaryAvenger wrote...

I love the Middle-Eastern/Asian feel and overall badassery added back to the Dunmer. And I completely agree about the oblivion voice. It really was only fitting for the wood elves and it kept me away from playing and Elf character.

Why? You can't even hear your character's voice in the game.

[AventuroLegendary]

RymenQwun wrote...

LegendaryAvenger wrote...

I love the Middle-Eastern/Asian feel and overall badassery added back to the Dunmer. And I completely agree about the oblivion voice. It really was only fitting for the wood elves and it kept me away from playing and Elf character.

Why? You can't even hear your character's voice in the game.

You hear their grunts which basically depends on the race. 

[Sigma Tauri]

I'm annoyed Kirkbride's recent writings about Skyrim won't make it in game. I really wanted the Seven Fights of the Dragon and Dagon and Shor, son of Shor to be part of the 300 book library. But, Kuhlmann affirms that the game will be heavily influenced by the first Pocket Guide to the Empire, which is awesome as it reverses the gentrification of Tamriel starting with Oblivion's Cyrodiil. He even claimed that there'll be a well-hidden painted cow in Skyrim.

[Therefore_I_Am]

Bad King wrote...

LegendaryAvenger wrote...

I love the Middle-Eastern/Asian feel and overall badassery added back to the Dunmer. And I completely agree about the oblivion voice. It really was only fitting for the wood elves and it kept me away from playing and Elf character.

Yeah, I really missed the gruff, gravely Dunmer voice and deep, proud Altmer voices that we heard in Morrowind.

Reason they sounded different in oblivion was because of them being in the heart of the empire, so they had to adjust themslves to the Cyrodiilian way of life. As it should be.

Modifié par Therefore_I_Am, 10 août 2011 - 09:36 .

[Sigma Tauri]

Therefore_I_Am wrote...
Reason they sounded different in oblivion was because of them being in the heart of the empire, so they had to adjust themslves to the Cyrodiilian way of life. As it should be.

You don't justify that kind of wussification. Bethesda was likely pressured to cut corners somewhere. They had intended to keep the gruff voice somehow.

[KenKenpachi]

Hmm idk, live in an area long enough you'll speak like the locals.

[Sigma Tauri]

KenKenpachi wrote...

Hmm idk, live in an area long enough you'll speak like the locals.

Right...like everyone in Oblivion talked like Wes Johnson.

It's funny how people justify some bull**** like that to explain the lack of a gruff voice for the male dark elf, but every female elf in Oblivion sounded like the dark elf females in Morrowind.

Modifié par monkeycamoran, 10 août 2011 - 10:25 .

[AventuroLegendary]

I'll just conclude that the male elf voice was only fitting for the bosmer (By Azura, by Azura, BY AZURA) and the female elf voice was only fitting for the Dunmer. And I agree. The lack of originality and overall sillyness of the elf voices can NEVER be justified.

Modifié par LegendaryAvenger, 10 août 2011 - 10:37 .

[naughty99]

I predict 67 out of Skyrim's 70 voice actors will play the parts of various dragons.

Esbern will be voiced by Max von Sydow

The remaining NPCs will be voiced by Wes Johnson (males) and Wonder Woman (females)

[KenKenpachi]

monkeycamoran wrote...

KenKenpachi wrote...

Hmm idk, live in an area long enough you'll speak like the locals.

Right...like everyone in Oblivion talked like Wes Johnson.

It's funny how people justify some bull**** like that to explain the lack of a gruff voice for the male dark elf, but every female elf in Oblivion sounded like the dark elf females in Morrowind.

Nooo I ment the overall accent. Not the we all use the same 5 voice actors, that was just stupid.

I mean like say, I know a girl that lives here from Washington State, and I never knew she was from there, she has a Southern Accent stronger than alot of the natives, while same time I know a woman that moved from here to Wiscon. And came back with that Accent as if she was never from here.

[Sigma Tauri]

KenKenpachi wrote...
Nooo I ment the overall accent. Not the we all use the same 5 voice actors, that was just stupid.

I mean like say, I know a girl that lives here from Washington State, and I never knew she was from there, she has a Southern Accent stronger than alot of the natives, while same time I know a woman that moved from here to Wiscon. And came back with that Accent as if she was never from here.

Your explanation is true. It just didn't occur in Oblivion. I wish it did, but it didn't.

Now for a matter absolutely relevant to topic...

[RinpocheSchnozberry]

I never play dunmer, due to having played over 9000 dark elves in my AD&D days.... I might have to take some medicine for my allergy and give 'er a shot.

[Captain Crash]

Actually seeing the Dragon statue in that picture its rather more impressive then I first thought.  


Im still not going out my way to get the CE though.  

[Druss99]

Captain Crash wrote...

Actually seeing the Dragon statue in that picture its rather more impressive then I first thought.  


Im still not going out my way to get the CE though.  

Agreed. The artbook is also of the large coffee table book variety which is more impressive than I initially thought too. I thought it would be like the ME2 version. Still not shelling out £120.