Wolfhound646

I'm not an expert, but I'm almost positive that Skyrim should be running much faster on our computer, I don't know why it's so slow. Dell XPS 8300 Intel Core i5-2300 CPU 2.80GHz (it's a quad core I think) 6.00 GB RAM 64-bit AMD Radeon HD 6459 I am running Skyrim on 800x600. Antialiasing and Anistropic Filtering are both off, FXAA is on. Everything else is set to default. I have about 15 fps (7-8 outside, 21-22 inside)

OMG! Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid --- OBLIVION Version!! EPIC!!! Don't know if that's what you were thinking about, but if you want to go out with a bang, what better way than with a still-frame? Someone need's to make this.

You have to find a balance between realism, and fun gameplay. Having to much ammo, even if you did take a long time killing that soldier, would be unbalanced. I'm not making any sense lol. I guess what I'm trying to say is that the reward should be a little larger then the means, to keep things from getting to unbalanced. Reward's are nice, but try to find another way. I find achievements are ussauly the best. What's the specific things included in the update/the mod right now?

Zomb 13 one?

Wait, I don't get it. You guys are planning to completely focus on the sandbox experience"? If I'm wrong, tell me please. I'd have to disagree on that (not a hundred percent, but in some ways). The question you have to keep in mind, is that you'll have to be doing something while "experiencing the new sandbox experience". It's not just you randomly wandering around, killing random monster's, eating, etc. There has to be something new for you to do, like quests (just an example).

Once again, if you have any problems please ask for help on the official threads, as this thread is not that active. Link: http://forums.bethsoft.com/index.php?/topic/1088291-morrowind-graphics-extender-mge/ Make sure you read the intro post, before posting your problem, as it could have the answer to your problem in it. Also, when seeing new threads, try to make a habit of reading the first couple of posts, and the last couple of posts, as they could have the answer to some of your questions.

OOOOHHHH!!! A train!!! lol. The important question is, can you make it work? Is is possible? And how big will the fps hit be?

Cool stuff. Can we see a fps comparison?

I really wouldn't know, but maybe there is a "ready" font somewere in the CS?

Amen to that. I disagree. That entirely matter's on what kind of modder you are. If you're the kind that make's mods for themselves, then yes, do that. If you're the kind that enjoy's making mods for other people to enjoy, then keep on doing what you're doing. And judging by the fact that there was a giant survey in the begining of this thread, I'm guessing the maker's of this mod or part of that second group.

I really have no idea, but that sounds like an awesome idea. Good luck. P.S. I like your avatar.

"I'm looking for any links on how to upload a mod you created. " ?? I don't really get what you mean with that.

For me, the most important thing to add would be quests. Some people like to play through games like Fo3 twice, or more. Once with a bad character, and once with a good character. I prefer playing through it once, and on the good side (except Blowing up Megatown; that sounded so cool, I just had to make a seperate save were I tried that out). Either way, I've done most of the stuff that good character's in Fo3 can do, and now I want more. There's more than enough realism overhauls, there's more than enough armour addition's, but there's not even close to enough quest addition's in my opinion. I'd love to see you make a lot (and I mean a lot) of small quests, each taking about 2-4 hours; put them all in one package that is well intergrated into Fo3.

I perfer DarnDarkUI Black and Gold by luchaire, and a summerish style from natural Enviroment's, and the cell-shader from OBGE. No texture replacer's, my computer sucks. I also like Unique Landscapes, and Better Cities, but I don't usaayly use Better Cities because it affects my framerate. As you can see, I like my graphics fantasyish. On the other hand, I am a hardcore realist when it comes to gameplay If you're considering to download some mods, remember to keep it simple. You start using to much, and then you start getting bugs. Focus more on the quest mods, because they're the ones you're actually going to be playing.

Plus, I would alway's rather have higher res-mesh, then higer textures. That's my preference. So, are you going to start?