03-29-2006, 03:56 AM
Quote:No. Well, yes. But the reason for some of the flaws in the PC version (like the simply ABYSMAL draw distance on small foliage/weeds/grass) is because they were developing it for both PC and xbox 360 at the same time. You know, I'm really beginning to hate that damn console and its predecessor.Z!re Wrote:What oblivion really is:
1) random crashes
2) random freezes
3) inability to run at an acceptable speed on most system
4) major bugs with the "red needle" on the compas
5) many players are forced to find third party, fan-made, patches to even make it work on their ancient systems, such as 3400+ 1GB RAM
6) no patches will ever be released, bethesda doesent make patches, ever
7) bethesda bans users that complain and point out major flaws in the game, from the official forum
8) the minimum system requirements were raised. AFTER the game was released and hundreds of thousands (some say millions) of pre-order copies were sold. effectively making half of those who ordered the game order it for no use (FX cards no longer supported, box state they are)
Answer to all those questions... you should have got an xbox 360
xD
No compatibility problems, its man enough to play it with the gfx on full, and doesnt freeze.
Same problem with Thief 3 (which aside from these complaints was an excellent experience), the loading zones and other limitations (no water.........) was because they were developing it for PC and xbox. Pisses me off. They could do the PC version first and strip it down for the console, but no...