Oblivion is killing me!
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Re: Oblivion is killing me!
500 profiles... and.. 1000 hours gameplay.. thats.. sick.
In a bad way.
500 profiles... and.. 1000 hours gameplay.. thats.. sick.
In a bad way.
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Re: Oblivion is killing me!
my graphics card is Mobile Intel(R) 965 Express Chipset Family and I have no idea if it will work. damn my noobishness :'(. I have all the other requirements but my graphics card has always been the problem.
same.
sorry I guess Im hijacking the thread, you can go about your buisness.
Trawgdor;305145 said:
my graphics card is Mobile Intel(R) 965 Express Chipset Family and I have no idea if it will work. damn my noobishness :'(. I have all the other requirements but my graphics card has always been the problem.
Zarkes;305171 said:
same.
sorry I guess Im hijacking the thread, you can go about your buisness.
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No, I'm the goddess of Morrowind. Oblivion is full of fail and aids, I just had fun exploiting the clone and zombie glitches.
No, I'm the goddess of Morrowind. Oblivion is full of fail and aids, I just had fun exploiting the clone and zombie glitches.
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oblivion is fun but I hate the combat. I just put the game on easy so I can dispatch the pests and get on with the exploration, which to me is the best aspect of the game.
oblivion is fun but I hate the combat. I just put the game on easy so I can dispatch the pests and get on with the exploration, which to me is the best aspect of the game.
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Remember everyhting you do and think and when your gewd at it remember what you used to be like its really funny.moonfever;305260 said:I am having a hard time just trying to figure out what to do. It's all very confusing to me.
I like treasure hunting man, my account is like a collector item of all the rare crud in the game.TJ Griffin;305314 said:
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1: I would like to know this level-cap-surpassing exploit.
2: When you level to level 0/1, everyone doesn't. If you get to level 10 and somehow glitch yourself to 1, you're dead meat. It's like fighting a rat at lvl 1 at the end of the diffculty bar. I know this because that's what the PC does
I know this forum isn't for Oblivion, but heck, this thread's here so...
Anyway, if you mean you don't understand the game:
Basically you can do side quests (basically every non-story quest), story quests, exploring, and leveling. That's about it, but there's sooooo much to do.
If you understand, just don't know what to do first/next, you should probably go around exploring a bit, avoiding all quests an special items for a while. Perhaps 10-20. Then you should start doing questions so that items have better value, effects, and other crap. If you do some quest in Imperial City, you get a short sword with roughly 500-600gold at level 1-5ish. If you wait til around level 20, you can it for 5k with much better everything.
Weapons and armour do increase in attack/defense bonuses when you raise their respective skill, but waiting to get special equipment is much better than, well, raising that respective skill.
Since you can't do thestatue quests (for the daedric peeps) until level 10 (I tink), those should probably be your goal.
You can actually do the main questline at any level because dragon imperial armour (your reward for the last quest) sucks no matter what >.<!
If you read dis, I hoped it helped
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Zarkes;304734 said:
1: I would like to know this level-cap-surpassing exploit.
2: When you level to level 0/1, everyone doesn't. If you get to level 10 and somehow glitch yourself to 1, you're dead meat. It's like fighting a rat at lvl 1 at the end of the diffculty bar. I know this because that's what the PC does
moonfever;305260 said:I am having a hard time just trying to figure out what to do. It's all very confusing to me.
I know this forum isn't for Oblivion, but heck, this thread's here so...
Anyway, if you mean you don't understand the game:
Basically you can do side quests (basically every non-story quest), story quests, exploring, and leveling. That's about it, but there's sooooo much to do.
If you understand, just don't know what to do first/next, you should probably go around exploring a bit, avoiding all quests an special items for a while. Perhaps 10-20. Then you should start doing questions so that items have better value, effects, and other crap. If you do some quest in Imperial City, you get a short sword with roughly 500-600gold at level 1-5ish. If you wait til around level 20, you can it for 5k with much better everything.
Weapons and armour do increase in attack/defense bonuses when you raise their respective skill, but waiting to get special equipment is much better than, well, raising that respective skill.
Since you can't do thestatue quests (for the daedric peeps) until level 10 (I tink), those should probably be your goal.
You can actually do the main questline at any level because dragon imperial armour (your reward for the last quest) sucks no matter what >.<!
If you read dis, I hoped it helped
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I dont think oblvion has a set level cap. you just stop leveling up once all your major skills are at 100. but depending on how you set up your character at the begining, some of your major skills could be in the 40s right at the begining of the game. so to get to the highest level without cheating, you would have to set up your character "poorly", so all your major skills start off at 25.
for example, dark elves are naturally good at destruction magic. so if you get a dark elf, and add to his willpower in the begining, and set destruction as a major skill, his destruction will be about 40 or so without leveling up. but if you went with attributes that govern skills that a dark elf is not naturally good at, and select major skills outside of those attributes and the natural talents, your major skills would start out at the lowest possible point of 25. and since you level up my adding to your major skills, starting with low major skills would end up having a higher level than a character that started out strong.
as for an exploit to get past your own level cap, the one I know of is to commit a lot of crimes and then chose to go to jail. when in jail you skills will decrease, sometimes even major skills. so if all you major skills are at 100 then you have reached you own level cap, but going to jail may lower these skills (minor skills get hurt to) but will not lower your level. so just level them up agiain and you will gain more levels. the more crimes you commit, the longer you will be in jail and the more your skills will drop, but no one skill will drop more than 10 points. security and sneak are the acception here, as the may increase (the game randomly selects a skill to hurt, these to go up instead if they are selected) since you are in a prison with other criminals they will give you pointers. there might be other ways to level up, but thats the one I know of.
anyway, I think I will once again share my tips on leveling up "perfectly". by perfectly, I mean adding the full 5 points to 3 attributes each time you level up. the thing you have to remember is, for every 10 points you add to skills governed by a specific attribute you get to add 5 points to that attribute when you level up. and you level up by adding 10 points to major skills. so the best way to do this is to add 10 points to minor skills governed by 2 separate attributes, (for a total of 20 points) and then level up 10 points in major skill to a 3rd attibute. here is an example.
leveling up attributes strength, endurance, and intelligence. all 3 are very usefull, strenght governs how mutch you can carry and how powerful your attacks are. endurance governs how mutch health you have, and how mutch your health will increase when you level up, intelligence governs how mutch magicka you have. we will be leveling up minor skills heavy armor and conjuration, and major skill blade. keep in mind that each attirbute (other than luck) governs 3 skills, so you could use any of the other to if you wanted.
first, level up the MINOR skills by 10 points each, no more no less. we will start with heavy armor. my way is to put on full heavy armor and set the game on easy, then find 1 or 2 enemies (preferably humanoid as they will not give you deseases) and just let them pound on you untill you heavy armour levels up 10 times. do not fight back, just heal (you could perhapts level up your restoration skill and add to willpower instead of another attribute if you want, this is just an example.) once you level up 10 times, kill them and go home. note: this is also a great way to level up repair as this will surly break a lot of your armor, I think repair is governed by endurance to (not sure but if it is then go with this), so you could level up repair and heavy armour for a total of 10 points, do not add 10 points to both.
now for conjuration and intelligence as well as blade and strength. sumon a crature and kill it. rinse and repeat untill you add 10 points to both. (repair is also useful hear, so you could just skip the heavy armour if you wanted) wait for one hour in game when you run out of magic. if you have the money, train with someone to add 5 points to one of those skills, I sudjest blade as it takes a while to level up at high levels. do not add to major skills until the minor skills are done or you wont get the points when you level up. once done when you level up you can add 5 points to 3 attributes. doing this takes a while an is quite boring, but the end result is a character with maxed attributes. if your obsessive like me this is the way to do it. also, doing the heavy armor one is very fast so you can set heavy armour as a minor skill and have it maxed at a low level (making it weightless and very strong) and save you a major skill slot. also quickly adds to endureance so you will have very high health throughout the game.
I dont think oblvion has a set level cap. you just stop leveling up once all your major skills are at 100. but depending on how you set up your character at the begining, some of your major skills could be in the 40s right at the begining of the game. so to get to the highest level without cheating, you would have to set up your character "poorly", so all your major skills start off at 25.
for example, dark elves are naturally good at destruction magic. so if you get a dark elf, and add to his willpower in the begining, and set destruction as a major skill, his destruction will be about 40 or so without leveling up. but if you went with attributes that govern skills that a dark elf is not naturally good at, and select major skills outside of those attributes and the natural talents, your major skills would start out at the lowest possible point of 25. and since you level up my adding to your major skills, starting with low major skills would end up having a higher level than a character that started out strong.
as for an exploit to get past your own level cap, the one I know of is to commit a lot of crimes and then chose to go to jail. when in jail you skills will decrease, sometimes even major skills. so if all you major skills are at 100 then you have reached you own level cap, but going to jail may lower these skills (minor skills get hurt to) but will not lower your level. so just level them up agiain and you will gain more levels. the more crimes you commit, the longer you will be in jail and the more your skills will drop, but no one skill will drop more than 10 points. security and sneak are the acception here, as the may increase (the game randomly selects a skill to hurt, these to go up instead if they are selected) since you are in a prison with other criminals they will give you pointers. there might be other ways to level up, but thats the one I know of.
anyway, I think I will once again share my tips on leveling up "perfectly". by perfectly, I mean adding the full 5 points to 3 attributes each time you level up. the thing you have to remember is, for every 10 points you add to skills governed by a specific attribute you get to add 5 points to that attribute when you level up. and you level up by adding 10 points to major skills. so the best way to do this is to add 10 points to minor skills governed by 2 separate attributes, (for a total of 20 points) and then level up 10 points in major skill to a 3rd attibute. here is an example.
leveling up attributes strength, endurance, and intelligence. all 3 are very usefull, strenght governs how mutch you can carry and how powerful your attacks are. endurance governs how mutch health you have, and how mutch your health will increase when you level up, intelligence governs how mutch magicka you have. we will be leveling up minor skills heavy armor and conjuration, and major skill blade. keep in mind that each attirbute (other than luck) governs 3 skills, so you could use any of the other to if you wanted.
first, level up the MINOR skills by 10 points each, no more no less. we will start with heavy armor. my way is to put on full heavy armor and set the game on easy, then find 1 or 2 enemies (preferably humanoid as they will not give you deseases) and just let them pound on you untill you heavy armour levels up 10 times. do not fight back, just heal (you could perhapts level up your restoration skill and add to willpower instead of another attribute if you want, this is just an example.) once you level up 10 times, kill them and go home. note: this is also a great way to level up repair as this will surly break a lot of your armor, I think repair is governed by endurance to (not sure but if it is then go with this), so you could level up repair and heavy armour for a total of 10 points, do not add 10 points to both.
now for conjuration and intelligence as well as blade and strength. sumon a crature and kill it. rinse and repeat untill you add 10 points to both. (repair is also useful hear, so you could just skip the heavy armour if you wanted) wait for one hour in game when you run out of magic. if you have the money, train with someone to add 5 points to one of those skills, I sudjest blade as it takes a while to level up at high levels. do not add to major skills until the minor skills are done or you wont get the points when you level up. once done when you level up you can add 5 points to 3 attributes. doing this takes a while an is quite boring, but the end result is a character with maxed attributes. if your obsessive like me this is the way to do it. also, doing the heavy armor one is very fast so you can set heavy armour as a minor skill and have it maxed at a low level (making it weightless and very strong) and save you a major skill slot. also quickly adds to endureance so you will have very high health throughout the game.
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^ Holy ****.
Anyway.
Oblivions good for the first time you play it and do everything for the first time.. but.. It gets kind of lame, Especially now considering all the new games are out.
So yeah.. 500 Profiles and 1000 Hours of gameplay is Disgusting.
^ Holy ****.
Anyway.
Oblivions good for the first time you play it and do everything for the first time.. but.. It gets kind of lame, Especially now considering all the new games are out.
So yeah.. 500 Profiles and 1000 Hours of gameplay is Disgusting.
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Doing the jail exploit sucks in my opinion, it lowers minor skills which are harder to get up, gets you infamy, and takes forever! My way you dont even need to use level up bewsters eventually everything will get to 100.
Pick easy skills or skills you dont mind leveling up, get all 7 major skills to 100 without sleeping once, Get a few spells that drain one major skill 100points, each level drain your skill and train (then it wewd be at 105) sleep level up and drain. You will get to level 103. Your prolly happy noe but if you have shiverin isles do felldew quest and it lowers all your skills. Just train as much asyou want till you get to level 250. Most people are happy here. Once at that level get the oghma infinium book and dont read it. Go somewhere there are archer bandits, kill one, if yo are level 250 with oghma infinium on you they will carry 20 of those bewks, get as many as you need. Once you read it it will stop spawning.
It's level cap is 255, even if the number go higher you gain nothing after it.TJ Griffin;305520 said:
Doing the jail exploit sucks in my opinion, it lowers minor skills which are harder to get up, gets you infamy, and takes forever! My way you dont even need to use level up bewsters eventually everything will get to 100.
Pick easy skills or skills you dont mind leveling up, get all 7 major skills to 100 without sleeping once, Get a few spells that drain one major skill 100points, each level drain your skill and train (then it wewd be at 105) sleep level up and drain. You will get to level 103. Your prolly happy noe but if you have shiverin isles do felldew quest and it lowers all your skills. Just train as much asyou want till you get to level 250. Most people are happy here. Once at that level get the oghma infinium book and dont read it. Go somewhere there are archer bandits, kill one, if yo are level 250 with oghma infinium on you they will carry 20 of those bewks, get as many as you need. Once you read it it will stop spawning.
There are many many manyFabled Ravrn;305497 said:
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Iv never heard of that book. what does it do and where is it located?
the jail thing is the only method I knew of, Iv never done it cuz it sounded annoying (even more than my methods!).
Zarkes;305572 said:
Iv never heard of that book. what does it do and where is it located?
the jail thing is the only method I knew of, Iv never done it cuz it sounded annoying (even more than my methods!).
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Oh yar. The Ohgma Infintium (Spelling) is a book you get for doing Hermaus Mora's (Spelling again) shrine. You can only activate this shrine, however, after completing all the other daedric shrines. The book gives you a choice of 3 paths. I don't remember 'em right now, but I'll get back to you later.
TJ Griffin;305587 said:
Oh yar. The Ohgma Infintium (Spelling) is a book you get for doing Hermaus Mora's (Spelling again) shrine. You can only activate this shrine, however, after completing all the other daedric shrines. The book gives you a choice of 3 paths. I don't remember 'em right now, but I'll get back to you later.
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oh yes, Iv heard of that shrine but never bothered to do them all. the only ones I care about are the one that grants the skeleton key and goldbrand. also the ebony blade until I can get goldbrand.
Trawgdor;305590 said:
oh yes, Iv heard of that shrine but never bothered to do them all. the only ones I care about are the one that grants the skeleton key and goldbrand. also the ebony blade until I can get goldbrand.