To Pay Or Not To Pay, That Is The Question.

[Povuholo]

Adding levitation would also mean easy Oblivion gates. In some planes you have to go from one tower to the other to make a path to the upper main tower part. With levitation you could skip all that and just head right to the main tower. The A.I. has to be tweaked as well, because they have to react in a different way when you are flying.

 

Levitation probably makes things way to easy. And then you still have the city thing what Stampede just said.

 

They raised the price for the mehrune's razor for what? ONE big dungeon plus a few journal updates, and one new texture and mesh? We can do much better ourselves, for free! Except for the meshes thing, but people always find solutions or altenatives to these things, I believe there is one already.

 

I hope this is just a one time thing, I wouldn't like to see all the mod prices raised to 2.99...

[12345678me]

I don’t understand the problem with this; all of the mods that you are required to pay for are free to download some where on the net. I can understand buying the expansion that’s what I did but if Bethesda wants to charge us for mods then I say we should download them on principal.

I think a better marketing strategy for Bethesda would be to stop calling them “mods” and just package them and claim it’s an expansion to try and take the sting out of paying for mods, it worked for EA with the Sims.

[stephanie]

This poll should be limited to X-Box users only, not PC users. PC users shouldn't ever have to worry about buying mods, as the free mod community has the power to always put out something equivalent and in most cases better than anything you can pay for.

 

No. That is not possible for now in the case of elaborate modelling as Bethesda have yet to release the import/export tools. Texturing may be possible but that is it.

 

I'd like to respectively disagree with this thought. I use Blender, Photoshop, and NIFSkope to mod for Oblivion, and I've not yet found anything that cannot be done.

 

As far as buying from Bethsoft, if they ever produce a 'killer' mod or expansion, and the price is reasonable, I would buy it. Otherwise, I'll make my own, or use the Nexus to download good stable mods for free.

 

:)

[madman132]

At least for some Mods the Price is good. Well, i dont use Horses much, so i wont buy the Horsearmor. But the Houses are nice. For 2 $, why not.

 

A Package of Mods: Depends on its contents. If Bethesda where to release all their Mods so far, including KotN, for a Price half the Price one would pay if he bought all the Mods, i wouldnt buy that. Only half the Mods are good and i already have some of the good ones. Would be a bad deal for me.

 

A miniexpansion: Knights of the Nine would qualify as this. Well, i would like to test that first. KotN was not that good...

Well, it did add a nice Armor which you can use forever and ever because it "grows" with your Character.

Its Enchantments are quite crappy and it doesnt look that well. It looks like some Sort of Steel...

If KotN is worth the Money is up to you. I liked it, but i dont wear the crappy armor =)

 

A Fullblown Expansion: I would buy that. In fact, i am worrying if my uk english Version of SI will ever arive here. Hmpf!

[Sharkull]

I'd like to respectively disagree with this thought. I use Blender, Photoshop, and NIFSkope to mod for Oblivion, and I've not yet found anything that cannot be done.

Look at the dates on the posts you're quoting...

:whistling:

[Povuholo]

I'd like to respectively disagree with this thought. I use Blender, Photoshop, and NIFSkope to mod for Oblivion, and I've not yet found anything that cannot be done.

Look at the dates on the posts you're quoting...

:whistling:

Indeed, it has been dead for 2 years. We should let it rest in peace. :yes: