Recent content by Ironwampa

Since when was Bethesda known for making games with high system requirements?

There is no point in buying a PS3 if you have 360 there are only a few exclusives and unless you want to buy and play all those exclusives its not worth it. Now that you have a job you probably wont even have the time to make the PS3 worth it.

Animations, effects, object detail, and character detail, were all graphical weaknesses in Oblivion and it looks like all have been improved. Before world graphics were well ahead of everything else and I find that having all the graphics looking more consistent a good improvement; better than...

I use my middle finger instead of my pointer when ever possible since I kind of over used my pointerfinger in the past playing solitaire.

Did you check your credit card to see if they actually charged you? Switching to Amazon is a good choice. I personally have made an order from Amazon that they couldn't fulfill and they didn't screw me over.

No, in fact after years of sitting inside playing fps's I think I'm worse off in using a weapon and going to a war zone.

Hacks, can't really beat those.

Don't feel like you owe your parents anything since you don't. It seems like they've been living off of you for a while now. You should live at home because even with the rent you are still putting your self in a better financial position. You shouldn't try to get back the money your mom owes...

That's still too high, Fallout 3's requirements were: 1GB System RAM (XP)/ 2GB System RAM (Vista) 2.4 Ghz Intel Pentium 4 or equivalent processor Direct X 9.0c compliant video card with 256MB RAM (NVIDIA 6800 or better/ATI X850 or better) Skyrim will probably only require a slightly better...

You can't always have your cake and eat it too. If Bethesda and Bioware were to work together there would have to be trade offs. Bioware games don't really let you do much outside of the main story and character building and that is necessary to making those features so good. Adding in the open...

Well I did get a kick out of finding a floating rock in the middle of the wilderness in Oblivion. Getting a really high speed and acrobatics scores and then jumping out of city walls was also amusing.

I don't go for achievements because they don't actually add anything to the game experience. Most achievements are for things you would do anyway or are just for making the game seem like it has more to do in it. My time too valuable to waist collecting some pointless knick-knacks.

U.K. Police shouldn't have guns and they and you should be happy about that. If someone said the same thing about american police they'd be considered crazy. In the US police need guns because every criminal and their mother is packing heat, and no officer can do shit with a silly little stick...

The only PC gamers who are going to use the cross platform are people who want to play with their friends and noobs who want an advantage while playing. Experienced PC players are just going to use dedicated servers as they always have.

Gameboy Color, Pokemon rocks.