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I've been aware of the forum for some time, and I decided to join. My biggest reason I guess is because I want to participate in the discussions related to Oblivion and Fallout :happy:

 

A little about me:

  • Huge Anime Fan(Favs are Code Geass, Death Note, Hellsing)
  • I am a user of RPGMakerVX
  • I'm currently making a Code Geass Fan Game
  • I'm Black
  • Beat Fallout 3
  • Beat Fallout NV
  • Currently playing Oblivion

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Welcome! It's always nice to see a new face around here.

 

I assume you are getting excited for Skyrim?

 

Oh, by the way, I'll have a little gift prepared for you when I wake up (and have acess to my compuer - I'm using my iPod right now).

 

See you in 8 hours! :D

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I am stoked about Skyrim, but I know my cpu likely will not be able to handle the graphics and I refuse to play such a beatuy on low settings so I am hopefully buying a 360/ps3 soon to play it on.

 

Gift? Cool.... :dance:

 

 

 

 

 

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Aaaannd, here it is. Enjoy your complimentary canned message!:

 

Greetings! Here, have some SPAM:

 

http://www.bruceongames.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/Spam-a-tin-of.jpg :D

 

Welcome to the family. I'm sure you'll fit right in. :yes:

 

Cheers,

IndorilTheGreat

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http://www.freesmileys.org/smileys/smiley-signs046.gif

 

Unfortunately, mods will not be supported on your new console. :confused: A decent upgrade to your present computer may be sufficient to play, and cost less than a new console. - Depending a lot on what you presently have and your budget. A laptop is usually not upgradeable - beyond adding more RAM, while most, but not all desktop computers are to some extent.

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Somewhere between US $50 and US $ 800. You can get a good one for around $100, a better one for about $150 a very good one for $250. Anything more than that is overkill.

 

First, you need to find what type you mother board supports.

The newest type is PCIe and has been used on most boards for the last few years

Older types are PCI (with no 'e') and AGP

 

If you have the manufacturer and model of your computer someone here can pull the specifications for you and let you know what it supports

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