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Elder Scrolls: Oblivion

Journal Entry: Mon Feb 4, 2013, 11:46 PM


Totally addictive...

cept for the crash bugs

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:iconbjsparky:
Mood: Love *BJSparky Feb 5, 2013  Professional Interface Designer
Yeah, Bethesda has awesome games, but they're known for having their games tested by lobotomized monkies. :lmao:
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:iconkalnaur:
~Kalnaur Feb 5, 2013  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
I was going to suggest mods to make it more playable, then I saw you are playing on the PS3. ;)
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:iconcaboose417:
me neither, maybe u should try to update the game....
or if ur playing it pn PS3 i totally understand............ LOL
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:iconzedul:
*Zedul Feb 5, 2013  Professional Photographer
Playing on a PS3 --- and it's updated, but, yea, obviously the PS3 was an afterthought for the software maker.
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:iconcaboose417:
yeah, the ps3 release came afterwards.
its great on xbox and uber moddable on pc.
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:iconjesterjay:
amazing game, never had any problems with it crashing or anything, guess I was lucky
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:iconzedul:
*Zedul Feb 5, 2013  Professional Photographer
I hear it's very stable on the PC, and decently stable on the Xbox... However, I play on a PS3.
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:iconalcandoras:
Don't worry too much, its successor The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is even much worse on a PS3. :D
Games from The Elder Scrolls series are best played on PC, if one has the possibility to do so. The PC is the only platform that allows player-made modifications and allows to fix or circumvent bugs via console commands.
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*Zedul Feb 9, 2013  Professional Photographer
Yea, I bought a console so I don't have to worry about "gaming" computers, where I live it's very hot and dusty most of the year, in fact, it's about 85 degrees in house 7 months out of the year, so if I really want to game it's hard on a computer, unless I want to spend thousands of dollars on something I will replace in two years! No thanks.

Besides, computer is the office! Here is where I get work down, gaming is out in the living room...
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:iconlagartofero:
You don't need thousands of dollars, I actually run skyrim in a mid-range pc pretty fine. The thing is knowing what to buy and building it yourself, but, granted, for the uninitiated (and/or uninterested) it can be a chore. It's your choice of course. I personally prefer pc gaming because of mods.

Oh, BTW, it isn't a proper bethesda game if it doesn't bomb out every 2 hours or less. For me the worst of them all in that respect was oblivion's predecessor, Morrowind. Your best buddy is the quicksave button. It's a bethesda thing. We love them anyway :)

About humidity and dust and etc. that console of yours is still a computer and will be affected as much by the environment. With regular dusting it shouldn't make much of a difference in durability between a pc and the console.

I live in a place that collects dust pretty heavily, and at it's peak in the year I've measured a temperature around 93F. Can't tell you about humidity, but it's a coastal area, so you can imagine.

The tower's air intakes collect some scary dust bunnies, sometimes I think they're sentient :P... and yet still it's there, toiling like a champ, now in it's almost 3rd year. (the video card is 5yo)
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