Captain N said:No problem..now next time..I want some puddles.
Well, I believe
Pete? said that they're gonna get cracking on the next ES game for this gen
Captain N said:No problem..now next time..I want some puddles.
SnakeXs said:Well, I believeASAP, so they may be working on y our puddles as we speak.Pete? said that they're gonna get cracking on the next ES game for this gen
underfooter said:Those graphics are just insane.
Fuma said:Scans are up of the Oblivion review for OXM. Game looks incredible!
Fuma said:*poof*
Speevy said:
TerryLee81 said:The horse armor looks nice.
And I can't wait to exit the first dungeon, landscape in that screen looks fantastic...
GreekWolf said:I was told this is from the final build of the game, running on Xbox 360 hardware -
Bethseda has really outdone themselves this time. Apparently, they've had time to work on the pop-in and draw distance problems that plagued the preview versions.eso76 said:Wow, the game is simply gorgeous, if you haven't seen these sshots you ain't seen nothing yet. Kudos to the developers...and to think i had doubts...the draw distance and the landscape are simply unbelievable.
TemplaerDude said:Subtle... hint... not... understood...
Oh the humanity!EviLore said:Do not ask for PMs of scans that are clearly not allowed on GAF. And you're not clever by doing the "bold letters within my post" trick.
Borys said:Saw the scans - some shots are simply breathtaking while others look near Bloodmoon quality.
The score is 9.5/10 (pretty strange for OXM to not give it a ten) with the *only* minus the game got being "The envelope pushing comes at a technical price".
What price? Slow-down? Arrrgh...
mrklaw said:and thats slowdown on top of the built in 'guess what framerate I'm running at now' Xbox 360.
Borys said:Saw the scans - some shots are simply breathtaking while others look near Bloodmoon quality.
The score is 9.5/10 (pretty strange for OXM to not give it a ten) with the *only* minus the game got being "The envelope pushing comes at a technical price".
What price? Slow-down? Arrrgh...
"He said that he doesn't understand why it didn't get 10s like OXM always gives, but OXM has only ever given one 10."
SnakeXs said:If you have a big weapon like a claymore, and do a big slash, can you hit more than 1 target at once? I remember on preview saying he had a big weapon and accidentally hit his horse, but I just wanna make sure.
Sugarman said:Is the the map of all of the world in Oblivion? I thought it was smaller than Morrowind, but a friend says Morrowind is just a part of the whole world-
http://www.oblivionportal.com/info/images/empireoftamriel.gif
Sugarman said:Will Oblivion cover the entire world, or just part of it?
Sugarman said:Will Oblivion cover the entire world, or just part of it?
TerryLee81 said:IGN X360 <-> PC comparsion:
Link
Conclusion:
They look about the same.
+PC: Mods, higher res
+X360: Controls, Achievements, price of the hardware (needs a top PC to equal the graphics)
Pimpbaa said:360 version has superior controls? wtf?!
Edit: One guy says he prefers the 360 controls and the other the PC. For this type of game tho, I think it's a given that the PC will have better controls.
I think the Xbox 360 controller may actually prove better and more intuitive. Since there aren't any specific damage zones on enemies in Oblivion, hitting a head counts just as much as hitting a fingertip, there's no need to make precise shots. That does away with any advantages the mouse may have held. The joystick and shoulder button attack and movement felt really intuitive. Compared to having the WASD movement setup on PC, which would normally be great for FPSs, I think the controller could actually be the preferred device. There's also the issue of inventory management, but it's actually really easy on the Xbox 360, right down to adding poisons to weapon, fast traveling and mixing alchemy components. Furthermore, the Xbox 360 version has 8 configurable hotkey commands for fast access to spells, weapons and items.
Oblivion will support the 360 controller on PC. BUT not fully at release. While the controller will technically work, the PC version won't have the Xbox 360 interface to go along with it, which means it won't work well. However, Bethesda has said that they're planning to add the full support of the 360 controller in one of their first updates.
Pimpbaa said:360 version has superior controls? wtf?!
Edit: One guy says he prefers the 360 controls and the other the PC. For this type of game tho, I think it's a given that the PC will have better controls.
Kung Fu Jedi said:Why do you assume that the PC will have better controls? Or are you just basing this on how you like to play these types of games? If the game has been built from the ground up for the X360 controller, it's quite possible that it'll be better on that system. Add into that analog control and I think things will be good.
My only concern is not having enough buttons/options on the controller to do everything as quickly and easily as I would like with the keyboard, but most indications are that it's pretty easy to handle all the different options at your disposal.
TemplaerDude said:Because wherever there is a mouse involved, the controls are better.
Borys said:YOU. CAN. USE. ANY. CONSOLE. CONTROLLER. ON. THE. PC.
End of discussion.
You like mouse - play with mouse, you like gamepads - play with gamepads.
Care to come with a suggestion on what card to buy?EviLore said:Btw, for the one or two people on GAF buying the PC version, nvidia has a refresh coming this week, and ATI will be slashing prices to counter. Excellent news for me and my poor ol' 9800 Pro.
El_Victor said:Care to come with a suggestion on what card to buy?