[quote who="kryo" reply="28" id="2696311"]Oblivion uses GOO (see the product page). FO3 is still GFWL though so the script extender should work normally with it.[/quote] So GOO prevents the use of mods? If so that is a very bad thing since that's what makes these games so great and still played to this day, the extensive mods. I would not be playing it again right now if not for mods (although I do have a couple dozen mods installed, none of them use the OBS
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[quote who="TroubledWaters" reply="18" id="2696028"]Oblivion Script Extender. Necessary for just about any of the good mods to work. http://obse.silverlock.org/ Thanks Osiris, but I don't think they are going to be able to do anything about a mod not being compatible. Unfortunately, the game is seriously lacking without OBSE. I can't recommend buying this. Ironically, Steam seems to support OBSE just fine.[/quote] I would do two things. First, contact the
[quote who="TroubledWaters" reply="8" id="2695470"]Sweet, will the script extender work on this version? I lost my CDs last year and this would be great if all the mods work.[/quote] No reason why it wouldn't. Impulse doesn't mess with installs like Steam often does.
Excellent news! I'm actually playing Oblivion for the 4th time and on 80+ hours already, not even halfway thru. There is sooooo much re playability in that game with tons and tons of mods that fundamentally change the game. I'll be looking forward to some super sales in the future on them so I can have them digitally and not have to dig out my old discs. I would hope that this is a sign that perhaps Fallout New Vegas won't be using Steamworks anymore but alas, I do
[quote who="TheBirthdayParty" reply="4" id="2692094"] Well lack the knowledge to build my own computer and if you have any problems you can call and get tech support in the US from people who KNOW what they're talking about.[/quote] Actually it's very simple to build a computer. The amount of money you could save could easily pay for a book or two on how to do it if you want to learn. Anyway, good luck. I just cringe anytime pays double for a computer th
Two choices really. Intel Core i5/i7/i9 or a Quad/Six core AMD. Best video card you can afford (assuming it's a gaming rig). I assumed that WidowPC was a company so I found their web site. As I figured, waaaaay overpriced for what you get. Much cheaper to build yourself and get much better parts. $1050 for an i3-540 with only a 320 GB hard drive? Please. I spent just over half that on an i3-540 system with a 1.5 TB drive and a Bluray pla
It's similar to a tower defense type game. You choose your units, AI chooses them and you then just sit back and watch it play out. You can't control anything in battle. It's a good time waster game.
Added link to zip crash file in first post.
Same issue for me in this thread I started. Sorry, I didn't see this thread before: https://forums.elementalgame.com/388804 Here is a link to my zip crash file: http://www.webcorners.com/elemental/Elemental0_92-
Note that I had this issue with 3B as well, just never got the time to get the crash reports. Basically I can't start a game. I get all the way thru selecting everything and it starts to create the world and "bong" (Windows error sound) and it's frozen, no error message. I can still move the mouse but can't bring up task manager, can't alt tab. Elemental background is still "playing", music is still going and the mouse still moves but I can't do anything else.
[quote who="Luckmann" reply="34" id="2680085"] Quoting the_hunger, reply 32I agree. If you want "dark fantasy," I HIGHLY recommend Baldur's Gate 2 (plus Throne of Bhaal expansion). In fact, Bioware should just stop half-stepping and make Baldur's Gate 3 already.I wouldn't call BG2 "dark fantasy" or anything close to it, [/quote] I would agree. I never once every thought of either Baldur's Gate as "dark fantasy". Both BG1 and BG2 alo
Wow, totally opposite reaction for me. I LOVED Dragon Age to the point that I played it thru to the end twice and I haven't done that with a game since Baulder's Gate 2. And after I take a break I plan to play thru it a 3rd time. It's also the first game in forever that I actually got on release day, I normally wait for the GOTY or Complete edition for cheap. To me Dragon Age is the best game I've played in many, many years right up there with Fallout 3. I have
[quote who="KWAiRT" reply="26" id="2673598"] Ubisoft removed Tages and all DRM from Dawn of Discovery DVD version in a patch sometime last year. I believe it's still on the digital version (Steam, Impulse, GG) though. So they removed Tages and went to the internet connection required with the DVD version or did they just remove Tages? My buddy put over 400 hours into that game and tells me to buy it all the time but I just can't bring myself to use Tages if I'm buying from STEAM or
[quote who="KWAiRT" reply="18" id="2672493"] I want to buy Dawn of Discovery. It's a UBISHIT game that is on STEAM and ALSO has Tages LOL. God that company is just braindead I wish they would just go away. I'm dying to try this city builder but I refuse to touch anything with DRM other than my account information in STEAM or whatever. Laughable how Ubisoft wants you to be connected to their login server to play. Looking at their forums you can see just how stable that server or network i
[quote who="OMG_blackmage" reply="16" id="2664156"]I was going to buy witcher 1 at walmart, but I saw dragon age origins and snagged that. I must say I was not disappointed with what I snagged.[/quote] Dragon Age is a *fantastic* game. I played it all the way thru twice, which is a rarity for me to actually finish and to do it twice. I plan to play it a 3rd time after I take a break. It does play different with each of the different origin stories and while the plot
Well, decided against the Witcher. Played the Demo for about 2 hours last night (nice long demo by the way) and I just don't like the combat mechanics, it drives me nuts. Reminds me a bit of console type fighting where you have to time your clicks just right to get fight combo's and stuff. Just don't like it. I don't think I could do 80+ hours of that. I'll download the Gothic demo's and see if they are any better.
I've got The Witcher demo installed and it's taken me a while to get used to the fighting style I think I may have found my next purchase. And at 15% off thru the end of the day for any game on Impulse, I may have to do it by midnight. :) Thanks guys for the thoughts.
All over it, I will reward any company that makes this stand. In fact, I think I'll get the first Witcher right now as I've never played it. :)
Thanks. I haven't played any of the Gothic series before. I found a demo of Gothic 3 so downloading now (and hopefully not full of virus') so I'll check it out. I forgot about the Witcher, another I've never tried. I'll have to see if there is a demo or not. Although I am having a lot of fun playing Oblivion again. I must have at least 2 dozen mods loaded up including OOO which really does change the gameplay quite a bit. Also, I'm totally ignorin
Looks like Gothic 3 GOTY is on sale for $9.99 and I'm looking for a "new" RPG. I've started playing Oblivion again but looking for something I haven't played before. I know it's hard to go wrong for 10 bucks but just looking for opinions if they liked Gothic 3 and had fun with it. Especially if you are an Elders Scrolls fan.
Anyway, I've gotten myself riled up over the issue and offended people which I didn't want to do. I shall stay quiet on the issue to avoid offending anyone else. I've said my peace and nothing will change anyway so it's just wasted breath on my part. Everyone have fun with the game, just a shame I won't be buying a Civ game for the first time in 20 yrs...
[quote who="Dale_" reply="518" id="2659313"] Every FPS player I know bar 1, is between the ages of 35 and 70 (oldest being 69). Pretty arrogant and naive comment there mate. [/quote] Totally different perspective from me. Just about everyone I know that still plays FPS are well under 30 (and I'm on the other side of 40 myself). I quit playing multiplayer shooters (and anything multiplayer really) due to all the crap in them, all the 14 y
[quote who="Nesrie" reply="522" id="2659580"] 99% of the games I played on Civ IV were multiplayer. You keep talking like you can just lump everyone into some neat pile to brush under the rug here to dismiss. The sooner you stop doing that, the better.[/quote] That may be but overall the % of Civ 4 players that used Multiplayer was small. The lead developer (Soren?) remarked in the press once how surprised he was how few actually used multiplayer despite all the time
[quote who="DeCypher00" reply="510" id="2659049"] All FPS gamers are kiddies. Nice. I guess the legions of gamers who played Doom as a teen never grew up.[/quote] I knew my statement would rile some people up. And that's not what I'm saying. But the facts are that the majority of people that play the shooters are under the age of 30, easy and live via the "online community". Not to say there aren't a good bit older folks, heck I cut my teeth on Doom and Qu
[quote who="Tridus" reply="506" id="2658815"] (Of note, I've seen people in other communities who ONLY buy games on Steam. Not sure what's up with that.)[/quote] (Pls note my post isn't directed at you personally, just to this very good post). Steam as a digital store is great. Similar to Impulse or Gamersgate it gets a lot of love from people who want to buy their game digitally. The problem though which many don't see is that Steam doesn't end there and cont