Oblivion

Do these games have "easter eggs" in them?

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I got it ...where's the thieves' guild located? Or where can I sell stolen goods?

Definitely but they're always really hard to locate.

Also, here's the true champion of Cyrodil
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MP9CH...earch=Oblivion

nice... lol

Wow, I finally actually got the game INSTALLED.

My DVD drive seems to always hate DVDs for some reason. It's not that old either. Ah, well. If anyone's getting any "cyclic redundancy errors" I'll try to walk you through it, as it's a real pain to explain all hear. I went old school and blew into my DVD driver, and surprisingly this worked (but I had to copy all the contents of the DVD onto my computer). So far, no problems with it, and I'm not going to tweak the game until it causes any problems for me. My PC is fairly tweaked as it is, anwyays.

Ok, back to the point. I'm going Nightblade.

Just a word of warning: Nvidia FX users have been experiencing major problems. I don't recommend getting the game unless your graphics card is really, really new. Mine is a X850 XT.

What are some recommended specs for good gameplay by you guys? I might pick up this game. Or just play Zero Hour online more.

The official minimum system requirements include a 2 GHz cpu, 512 MB RAM and a 128 MB graphics' accelerator. Those just happens to be the exact specs of my Pavilion laptop, which runs the game acceptably on low settings, with maximum draw distance and actor distance (to see scenery and characters far away). I can't really enjoy the great graphics with those settings, which is a shame. Maxing all settings gives me about 1-2 FPS, and I can't even enable antialiasing and HDR lighting.

Really though, if you have a 3 GHz computer, a gig of ram and a fairly new graphics' card, you should do great.

This game can TOTALLy run on my laptop.

Off to buy it!

At 1:00 AM!

1.7 ghz Pentium M
16 MB Integrated ownage godly graphics card
512 godly 2 sticks of ram.
3.81 gb free on HD.


OOOOOH YEAH!

Looks interesting though. If i ever get another computer I'll be sure to give it a try >_<

The only bad thing about the LOD (far away distance thing) is the whole "green blob effect" on mountains (no trees). People are trying to figure out how to tweak the .ini file in order to fill it all up with trees (if it's even possible that is). It doesn't really bother me that much, and when I mess around with the .ini file I lag a lot, so oh well. I'm sure if the LOD thing looked any better the game would lag like hell.

I just went into a forest today..... it looks REAL I tell you!

I don't know how anyone could actually use the auto-travel feature, really.