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THE BEST WEAPON CHOICE?

Bow & Arrow - I like to sneak around and kill from afar!
Melee - Stealth and Mage characters are just wimps. Real men use swords!
Magic - Both Sword and Bow are rendered useless against my spells!

Author Topic: The Elder Scrolls - Megathread - Skyrim is 57 days away!  (Read 112363 times)

I have a problem with Oblivion.
Every other time I load a save and every couple of times when going through a loading screen, it just crashes.

This happens whether I have 0, or 100 mods installed.
I would ask what system you're on because I have this same issue on xBox 360. But its clear that the use of the word mods means you're on PC.

I would just suggest reinstalling Oblivion. (But don't forget to back up your saves!)

Does it happen with a clean save?

I'm pretty sure. It happens maybe a little more frequently with about 100 mods, but I remember it happening for the first couple weeks or so I played Oblivion without mods.

Game Informer News: Elder Scrolls IV: Skyrim
At this years QuakeCon a gamer plays Skyrim demo.  Also, I shortened the story a bit because it is pretty long, so here is the main points to it...
- Xbox controls are
X = Sheaths and unsheathes blade
B = Access to menu system
Y = Jump
A = Interact with objects
L3 = Activates Stealth Mode (Crouch)
- The combat evolved dramatically
- You can bash enemies with a shield, which causes a stagger for an open attack
- The main attack is accompanied by a cool animation
- When he attacked a wolf he lunged his sword straight through the wolfs body
- Stumble upon farmhouse and interact with the hen and cows, afterwards
- Character creation is amazing, it ranges from eyeliner to the different facial scars and colors on your face.  In his case he was a Khajiit, so he customized the speckles on his nose, add earrings and even apply a little hairdo on top.
- He started his quest in a prison ( like any other elder scrolls game does, lol ) with shackles on his wrists.
- Interaction is pretty nice, as he talked to a farmer, she continued her farm business until the chat ended.
- He also jumped into a lake and swam, the animations were a little rough, but it was OK.  He decided to grab a fish with his hands instead of using a fishing rod.
- He saw an elk as he made his way out, but he got a little to close, so the animal ran away.
- He got back to the path and he saw a group of Stormcloak soldiers carrying a prisoner, he was warned and he could make three decisions, free the prisoner, do nothing or free the prisoner and give him a weapon to help in the fight.  In his case he did nothing and moved on.
- He then went North and encountered this huge plot of land and there were three humans on this land battling a massive giant.  He could have helped them, but instead he watched.  The giant was then defeated and was encountered by the three people.  He was asked a question on why he didn't help.  He had two choices whether to say I didn't want to or he tried.  He picked the flattering answer.  He also was asked on whether they want to join her group or not.  He refused.
- he then wanted to get a horse towards Whiterun, he was confronted then with an outrageous fee of 1000 gold.  He decided to steal the horse.  He walked off with no guards on him.
- He then went towards the city and was confronted with a guard telling him that the city is closed due to dragon whereabouts.  He decided to bribe the guard of 56 gold.  Once he was in the loading was a bit long because it was a city.
-The loading screen gives you a little 3D object to tinker with on your wait, so boredom doesn't strike your heart.
- He went into a manor where life was eating and drinking.
- He decided to loot a ledger, but was caught by a guard, so he paid the fine of 44 gold.
- He then left the city and by then it was night.  New creatures were seen such as torchbugs and luna moths.
- He came up to a farm and decided to loot the farmhouse.

Game Over:[/b ]By the time he opened the chest it was too late.  He got a tap on the shoulder, then he knew he had to leave.  All of his pleading lead to a simple shake of the head.

Overview: Over all Skyrim was great.  The frame rate was fluid and everything was well organized.


The shield bash sounds cool :o

Sounds amazing. I wish it was coming out October 11, though...

Sounds amazing. I wish it was coming out October 11, though...
I don't.

I need to get my new rig first D:

I don't.

I need to get my new rig first D:
Is there any estimated graphics for Skyrim? I wanna see how I'd be able to run it.

Is there any estimated graphics for Skyrim? I wanna see how I'd be able to run it.
No, not that im aware of. But I would assume I would need a more modern PC.


So, I decided that, for Skyrim, I will play the vanilla game until I get bored with it(multiple playthroughs and stuff). When I get bored, rather than downloading mods, I will try to make my own.

I'd really love to learn how to make mods for Oblivion too, but there doesn't seem to be a point at the moment with skyrim less than 2 months away.

We really need a new Skyrim thread, otherwise even after the damn game is out, the title will still say '57 days away'.

oh yeah, Frozen was banned for that handicapped stuff.

I just made one
« Last Edit: September 24, 2011, 08:18:26 AM by Littledude »

The one thing I dislike about the concept of making your own mods/games/anything, although I am not a script-er/coder/modeler, It seems like it would be boring after a while. Because you know what is going to happen, and exactly how everything will work.

Yes it's fun at first, but when you know everything it's not quite.

Please use Littledude's topic now. This is exactly what I was afraid would happen.