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[QUOTE="FelipeInside"] Yes, that's what everyone says but isn't it a sequel from the original developers? I believe it will be the same and I couldn't get into the first.KHAndAnime

-This SKYRIM trailer seems to show even better gameplay, and certainly the epic feel is there. However, feel free to doubt Bethesda. They've only IMPROVED gameplay from game to game.

I'll edit my claim then.

I claim that Oblivion's choice to level creatures with you as opposed to creatures with set level (Morrowind style) was a bad move and is DETRIMENTAL to gameplay. Everyone should agree with me on that claim.

I clain that Oblivion's combat is improved tenfold over what Morrowind had in place. Morrowind weapon skill and spell-class skill raises the chance to successfully hit/cast an attack/spell. that sucks in comparison to what oblivion has done with regards to the benefits of raising your skills. Oblivion's combat may be bland by today's standards, but it is EPIC when compared to Morrowind's combat and it's hit/miss mechanic.

I got a bunch of Hitman games from Steam sale, and one of the 3 games I got is unplayable. It's called Codename 47, and it is unplayable because of the inconsistent game speed. I think the processors aren't like they used to be, and depending on certain conditions, the game plays fast or really REALLY fast. Not all old games are like this though. It will be a hit and miss depending on the game you buy. You should google for playing "X" game on windows 7 or through steam on windows 7 and see what you come up with as far as complaints.

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[QUOTE="FelipeInside"] Graphics look very nice... but Oblivion was really bad imo.... so I won't be playing this.FelipeInside

Oblivion was a sequel to Morrowind.

-Morrowind had EPIC feel to it and incredible depth, but TERRIBLE gameplay.

-Oblivion had only a good feel and less depth, but BETTER gameplay than Morrowind.

now...

-This SKYRIM trailer seems to show even better gameplay, and certainly the epic feel is there. However, feel free to doubt Bethesda. They've only IMPROVED gameplay from game to game.

Hi, I'm trying to once again install FCOM properly. I just finished with the Obscuro's Oblivion Overhaul part. I'm tempted to just install nGCD and BOSS and get to playing. I hear FCOM is great, though, so I am also tempted to press on. OOO is also reputed to be frikin' awesome.

I'm honestly getting nGCD for the better character leveling system and either OOO or FCOM for the way that creature levels aren't dynamic like in the original title. The thing is that FCOM has far more features than OOO, so it's fun factor may be higher. I'm scared, however, in the possibility that installing it incorrectly may show bugs LATER rather than SOONER in the gameplay, rendering an old save file possibly useless. FCOM is difficult to install, and I care a great deal about stability in a game such as an RPG.

So...

-FCOM = more features than OOO but less stable, perhaps? (last time, It didn't crash, but when I did the test300 realm, I didn't see any items in the chest. I just got frustrated thinking about it(it was my 3rd install in 4 days) so I uninstalled out of frustration)

-OOO = just enough features for me to be... statisfied with the mods and the assertion to stable gameplay from beginning to end.

ONE MORE QUESTION, AND IT IS IMPORTANT!!!!!

- Do either of these mods work.... stable-like with all of the multiple DLC from the GOTY version??? I mean, stuff like the Frostcrag spire, Knights of the Nine, and Shivering Isles?

If you know how to approach my question and choose to be helpful, I'd appreciate it. Thanks :-)

my friend and I split the cost of a 360 pro and halo and an extra controller yesterday. we played halo 3 on our new 360 for about 5 hours before we got disc read errors, and now it won't read any discs.... not even my clean xbox discs. thank god we payed for the year warranty with gamestop. Anyway we got a new xbox now. these 360's are pretty cheap bad if they can break on the first day. I hope our 360 doesn't break again.