Author Topic: Elder scrolls 4: Oblivion  (Read 2108 times)

What's next Elder scrolls 9: revenge of blockland :cookieMonster:
That doesn't come out until 2010?(Es4)

What's next Elder scrolls 9: revenge of blockland :cookieMonster:
That doesn't come out until 2010?(Es4)

Dunno. I think it's Elder Scrolls: Skyrim or something.

Anyway, I'm excited to see the land of the barbaric Nords. :D

Holding down the mouse for a minute straight to kill a single enemy is fun?

I wouldn't know anything about that, but I do know that oversimplifying and exaggerating an issue for the sake of trolling is quite fun.
« Last Edit: April 14, 2009, 01:12:05 PM by Wedge »

Dunno. I think it's Elder Scrolls: Skyrim or something.

Anyway, I'm excited to see the land of the barbaric Nords. :D

Saw in a 2006 interview after they released a DLC that the next one may be in Elseweyr.

Saw in a 2006 interview after they released a DLC that the next one may be in Elseweyr.

Ew, high elves. D:

Ew, high elves. D:
no thats the kitty people place :3

It always make me laugh a little when people talk about how they got to level 20 or something in Oblivion, I played through the entire game and never got above level 3. That includes all the side quests to like the Dark brotherhood, the arena, etc.

Never really felt like grinding. The leveling system was a poor design choice I believe.

You havent slept then if your levels never got up.

I'm using PyFFI on oblivions NIF files.

(auto decreases the number of vertexes)

using
http://www.tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=20483
and python 2.5
 and pyFII

My clothing folder (500mb) has taken around 2 hours, Still 57 files left
And i still want to do the city models and so on

« Last Edit: April 14, 2009, 06:21:49 AM by tails »

It always make me laugh a little when people talk about how they got to level 20 or something in Oblivion, I played through the entire game and never got above level 3. That includes all the side quests to like the Dark brotherhood, the arena, etc.

Never really felt like grinding. The leveling system was a poor design choice I believe.
True. The problem was they didn't make you level, so you could easily go through the game at any level. At the same time, though, you don't get to experience all the content in terms of creatures, armor, spells, weapons, etc. They should have had level/stat requirements on certain quests and guild positions to make people work for something and to avoid exploiting the leveling system. On top of that, stats should have leveled automatically, or based on the collective skills you had in the game.

There are mods that do this, that automatically grant you stat increases and auto level you as you play. Which is what I was doing with my paladin. Less planning, more fun. The leveling process could be almost be completely ignored.

Tails:

toaster info :3

I wouldn't know anything about that, but I do know that oversimplifying and exaggerating an issue for the sake of trolling is quite fun.
I'm not trolling. I bought Morrowind a while ago, then regretted it when I realized how bad the combat system was. No matter how my stats were distributed, it took ages to kill anything. And you couldn't even fight city guards until much later in the game once you've leveled up.

Maybe you aren't supposed to?

Dunno. I think it's Elder Scrolls: Skyrim or something.

Anyway, I'm excited to see the land of the barbaric Nords. :D
Really the next game is in Skyrim? I cant wait :D

So I started a Spell Sword on Sunday (lol'd) and I'm level 3 now. I actually have to level, since the only thing you can fight at level 1-2 is rats, mud crabs, and only a few other things.

I killed a false god at level one, on default difficulty.