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[HateConsumes]

nah nobody play dat **** oblivion was dat doodooass **** aint nobody play that whack ass **** rather listen to some ol ass noisy ass heavy metal **** than oblivion

[vometia]

Redneck1st wrote...

<EDIT> Ok  just looked up the ring on Wiki and it was given to me on the LIfting the Vale quest that I did in Bruma. I thought it was. But it's bugged that it remains tagged as a quest item.  Guess I'll have to install the patch you mentioned.<LOL>

If you have OBSE installed you may be able to use the setquestitem command to clear its flag (though the ring can be any one of 1c4da, 6b654, 6b655, 6b656, 6b657 or 6b658!) but to be honest it's probably easiest to just install the Unofficial Patch!

[chunkyman]

HateConsumes wrote...

nah nobody play dat **** oblivion was dat doodooass **** aint nobody play that whack bass **** rather listen to some ol bass noisy bass heavy metal **** than oblivion

Alrighty then... 

[Redneck1st]

HateConsumes-as for heavy meatal all that's nothing but a bunch of noise made by folks that can't sing a note.

vometia- will have to admit that I've got no mods at all installed. I am going to download and install the Unofficial patch. Seems I need the one that the did for Oblivian, Knights of the nine and Shivering isles. Probably will do that tomorrow as I'm going to purchase and download the other DLCs as well.

Well I'm going to some frozen cave after some tears of the saviour or something like that there. Bow don't fail me now.<LOL> BTW learned a hard lesson on fast traveling. Never do it without a weapon handy never know what you might end up in the middle of like a bunch of skeleton archers for one.

[vometia]

Redneck1st wrote...

Well I'm going to some frozen cave after some tears of the saviour or something like that there. Bow don't fail me now.<LOL> BTW learned a hard lesson on fast traveling. Never do it without a weapon handy never know what you might end up in the middle of like a bunch of skeleton archers for one.

Oh, I hated that quest.  I must've spent an hour trying to find the last "tear".

With fast travelling, probably best to go to the nearest safe place and the rest of the way on foot to avoid being ambushed (just in case you don't know, you can move the map around by clicking and holding: that may sound utterly obvious but it took me a couple of hundred hours of gameplay to figure it out!) though I found I actually preferred not fast travelling at all: made me put more thought into what I was doing, and the change of pace made the game more interesting for me.

[Druss99]

vometia wrote...

Redneck1st wrote...

Well I'm going to some frozen cave after some tears of the saviour or something like that there. Bow don't fail me now.<LOL> BTW learned a hard lesson on fast traveling. Never do it without a weapon handy never know what you might end up in the middle of like a bunch of skeleton archers for one.

Oh, I hated that quest.  I must've spent an hour trying to find the last "tear".

Be glad it only took you an hour. It took me 6 months.

I looked for hours when I did the quest and couldn't find it anywhere. I gave in and checked some guides, still couldn't find it and assumed it had bugged. So I got annoyed and stopped playing, 6 months later I went back to it and found it in about 30 seconds.

[KenKenpachi]

Uhh I found them all like in no time, it was some ah yes a light spell I used, it or was it cateye pills. Point is they light them up where they stand out from the surroundings.

[vometia]

Druss99 wrote...

Be glad it only took you an hour. It took me 6 months.

I looked for hours when I did the quest and couldn't find it anywhere. I gave in and checked some guides, still couldn't find it and assumed it had bugged. So I got annoyed and stopped playing, 6 months later I went back to it and found it in about 30 seconds.

Sometimes things fall through the ground, making them impossible to find; then at some random point in the future they reappear looking all innocent, as if nothing had happened.  Or more entertainingly, they hit your character in the face at very high speed, which can be a little disconcerting.  Oblivion's physics implementation is, erm, creative.

[lobi]

HateConsumes wrote...

nah nobody play dat **** oblivion was dat doodooass **** aint nobody play that whack ass **** rather listen to some ol ass noisy ass heavy metal **** than oblivion

Oh hai, how was prison?

[Druss99]

vometia wrote...

Sometimes things fall through the ground, making them impossible to find; then at some random point in the future they reappear looking all innocent, as if nothing had happened.  Or more entertainingly, they hit your character in the face at very high speed, which can be a little disconcerting.  Oblivion's physics implementation is, erm, creative.

I wasn't aware of that particular brand of Oblivion crazy.

At one point I was convinced there was actually a ghost in the game stalking me when things would randomly vibrate on the ground and on tables or start bouncing about on their own. I thought it was some clever quest. I was wrong.

I also thought that a couple of bandits I'd killed were coming back from the dead to have their bloody revenge on me as I looted their camp. I was wrong again. Bloody physics engine...

[Volus Warlord]

I always like when the Arena combatants literally ran in circles around you.

[KenKenpachi]

lobi wrote...

HateConsumes wrote...

nah nobody play dat **** oblivion was dat doodooass **** aint nobody play that whack ass **** rather listen to some ol ass noisy ass heavy metal **** than oblivion

Oh hai, how was prison?

XD


And yeah Druss I've had crap like that happen, while taking a book, or jumping on a table. Or some times if you walk into a room stuff will load poorly, but Fallout three had that same issue.

[Chaos-fusion]

I've been replaying recently, largely in anticipation of Skyrim, and because the last time I played, I used no mods. Seeing those that have come out over the years is.. intimidating. I spent couple of hours looking for armour mods alone, and since I prefer those that aren't little more than conveniently placed string, I didn't find too many.. *sigh* At least there are plenty in other catagories.

vometia wrote...

Oblivion's physics implementation is, erm, creative.

For me it's books - quite often I will go into a new building for the first time, and several books from the bookcase will throw themselves to the floor. Items on tables are by far the worst offender though, I think.

[Chromie]

I installed it today download around 16 mods got bored uninstalled it. Just get here Skyrim in the mean time I'll be on Deus Ex.

[vometia]

Chaos-fusion wrote...

For me it's books - quite often I will go into a new building for the first time, and several books from the bookcase will throw themselves to the floor. Items on tables are by far the worst offender though, I think.

An entire bookshelf exploding in a literary mess is always entertaining; happens often if someone forgot to activate Havok in Construction Set.  Placing objects is virtually impossible without mods like Decorator Assistant, which I've found to be essential if I'm not to just pile everything in the middle of the floor.  FO3/NV weren't much better; I just hope that Skyrim is a bit more sane.  I doubt it will be.

Oh, and don't try helpfully picking something up that you've knocked over in a shop - tidying is an arrestable offence!

[Redneck1st]

Vometa & Druss will have to admit that I finished it. Took me a bit as I couldn't find the one tear. Then I got smart and started looking around up top and there the sucker was right by the guardian and Guridian. Another quest of me so far that I found was a pain was the mages reccomendation quest where you have to enter the guys dream. The one part where you have to go through the water tunnels. Took me forever to get through that one.

Vometa as for the map took me all of about 2 seconds of playing the game to figure out about clicking on it and moving it.<G> After all it's not the first RPG for which I've played.<LOL>

I've also still got the sword of Chorrol  or some such like that there that was stolen by a thief and you had to and recover it for another thief. Not sure yet whether I want ot give it to the countess or to the thief that gave me the quest. After all If I decide to do the thieves guild I'm wondering if it will screw that up or make it harder for me?

Modifié par Redneck1st, 23 août 2011 - 03:13 .

[Redneck1st]

Now I'm curious about something here. I was looking over the DLC's for which are available for purchase and download. There are a total of 8 not counting the Knights of the Nine or Shivering Isles DLCs.

Has anyone purchased any of them and are they worth getting? I'm thinking about ordering them but wonder what others have thought about them?

Thanks for any information on them.

[ThePinkFoxx]

I just finished it the other day and was chasing up all the leftover achievements, so it's completed now. Gotta say, I really didn't enjoy it as much as Morrowind which was AMAZING. Looking forward to Skyrim though!

[A Crusty Knight Of Colour]

Redneck1st wrote...

Now I'm curious about something here. I was looking over the DLC's for which are available for purchase and download. There are a total of 8 not counting the Knights of the Nine or Shivering Isles DLCs.

Has anyone purchased any of them and are they worth getting? I'm thinking about ordering them but wonder what others have thought about them?

Thanks for any information on them.

I actually haven't purchased/played them, but considering you're on the PC (with mods), I will say that I doubt the other DLCs are worth getting, since they are just glorified item packs.

I was mixed on Knights of the Nine personally, but Shivering Isles was quite fun. Very good expansion pack, much better than most of the main game imo.

Modifié par mrcrusty, 23 août 2011 - 09:34 .

[Aslanasadi]

I played it forever on the PC and just started a new playthrough on the Xbox ^^...Which is fun, because we are several friends who are playing "together" this time...I mean each of us as his own game, but we spend the time together - playing and chatting

[Matchy Pointy]

I'm actually playing Oblivion right now.

[AngryFrozenWater]

mrcrusty wrote...

Redneck1st wrote...

Now I'm curious about something here. I was looking over the DLC's for which are available for purchase and download. There are a total of 8 not counting the Knights of the Nine or Shivering Isles DLCs.

Has anyone purchased any of them and are they worth getting? I'm thinking about ordering them but wonder what others have thought about them?

Thanks for any information on them.

I actually haven't purchased/played them, but considering you're on the PC (with mods), I will say that I doubt the other DLCs are worth getting, since they are just glorified item packs.

I was mixed on Knights of the Nine personally, but Shivering Isles was quite fun. Very good expansion pack, much better than most of the main game imo.

Vile Lair and Mehrune's Razor are great DLCs. There are disc versions which just contain most DLCs except Fighter's Stronghold (which is free) and KotN and SI. If you are lucky you can find them on sale somewhere. There is also a GotY Deluxe edition which contains everything. Currently still a bit expensive, but definitely worth the price when it is on a Steam sale.

Modifié par AngryFrozenWater, 23 août 2011 - 10:02 .

[Redneck1st]

AngryFrozenWater wrote...

mrcrusty wrote...

Redneck1st wrote...

Now I'm curious about something here. I was looking over the DLC's for which are available for purchase and download. There are a total of 8 not counting the Knights of the Nine or Shivering Isles DLCs.

Has anyone purchased any of them and are they worth getting? I'm thinking about ordering them but wonder what others have thought about them?

Thanks for any information on them.

I actually haven't purchased/played them, but considering you're on the PC (with mods), I will say that I doubt the other DLCs are worth getting, since they are just glorified item packs.

I was mixed on Knights of the Nine personally, but Shivering Isles was quite fun. Very good expansion pack, much better than most of the main game imo.

Vile Lair and Mehrune's Razor are great DLCs. There are disc versions which just contain most DLCs except Fighter's Stronghold (which is free) and KotN and SI. If you are lucky you can find them on sale somewhere. There is also a GotY Deluxe edition which contains everything. Currently still a bit expensive, but definitely worth the price when it is on a Steam sale.

Now I've got Oblivion GOTY and it had Knights of the Nine and Shivering Isles but not the others thats why I was asking about them as well. Working on the collectors quest now. Thanks again for the info I might get them.

[nikki191]

i actually just played through oblivion been using all the CUO mods from giskard. ive never seen the world so immersive to be honest