[michaelwoodcock]

Oblivion and a child? Don't know how I'm going to cope :thdn:

[retired_rachelst]

Originally posted by H.O.V.I:
as someone who has not played any elder scrolls game can some explain to me what these games are about and how they play

Sort of RPG-type games. You build up your character's stats and all. There's a main quest, although the thing about the TES games is that they're meant to be so large. So there are plenty of other quests, and you can build up ur character however you want to. I thought Morrowind was ok, but got bored because of the long travelling times, although this version is meant to be better in that respect. Still, loads of detail and all. You can even hunt deer and stuff (and so can NPCs if they're good enough)

[michaelwoodcock]

Originally posted by H.O.V.I:
as someone who has not played any elder scrolls game can some explain to me what these games are about and how they play

Classic, totally open ended RPG, set in a massive explorable world with hundreds of hours of playability, and a huge modding community constantly producing new characters/adventures/weapons, etc.... (four years on, and new stuff still being produced for Morrowind on a dailly basis). If you have a social life, and like being around real people, don't get this.

[michaelwoodcock]

Originally posted by Satan, look at my pert arse!:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by H.O.V.I:
as someone who has not played any elder scrolls game can some explain to me what these games are about and how they play

Sort of RPG-type games. You build up your character's stats and all. There's a main quest, although the thing about the TES games is that they're meant to be so large. So there are plenty of other quests, and you can build up ur character however you want to. I thought Morrowind was ok, but got bored because of the long travelling times, although this version is meant to be better in that respect. Still, loads of detail and all. You can even hunt deer and stuff (and so can NPCs if they're good enough) </BLOCKQUOTE>

More than a few mods available to combat that problem

[retired_kathydonatto]

thought this was a terrorvision thread

[retired_truelizes]

How can I find out if my PC will run it?

[retired_kathydonatto]

buy it and put the disk in the disk drive

[retired_rachelst]

Originally posted by Rammyramram:
How can I find out if my PC will run it?

Clicky

Scroll down to "The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion"

[retired_truelizes]

Originally posted by Satan, look at my pert arse!:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by Rammyramram:
How can I find out if my PC will run it?

Clicky

Scroll down to "The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion" </BLOCKQUOTE>

Cheers mate - I couldn't remember the link...

[retired_cupcake]

gahhh hate srtest.com... no matter the game, my screen gets filled with red bits