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Why I haven't bought Skyrim yet


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There are several reasons why I haven't bought Skyrim yet.

 

#1 My ageing PC won't cope and have to spec a new one out with at least 400GT card.

#2 I don't want to fork out £40 for the PS3 version.

#3 No construction engine/modding yet. With Oblivion I created all my own Conan character and used the Conan character with pure Barbarian setup.

#4 I'm off on 3 weeks winter holiday in a few weeks and will be on a beach instead of in front of a PC, if I start skyrim now, I know I won't want to go.

#5 I played Morrowind and Obvliion to death and my Oblivion was so patched, and modded with spells, monster, character and graphic add ons, I'm worried about being disappointed with the graphics from what I've been reading on the forum.

 

I'm going to wait for the new year when price drops and there is some good user content out there, then with my new PC I'm going to get into the innards of it and make it the game I want to play as I did with Obvlivion.

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The guy just shared his reasons, give him a break. Why he shared'em? I don't know and I don't care. Forums do tend to get wierd after a game is released. Great times these ones, to be honest. :smile:
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#1 My ageing PC won't cope and have to spec a new one out with at least 400GT card.

 

Even if you're trying to do a "budget" build, don't bother with anything less than a GTX 560Ti. By that time, a 570 might even be "budget" priced. I have a GTS 450 in one of my machines, and it plays Oblivion, Fallout, New Vegas, and many other games respectably, but it's not going to hold up to modern and future games as long as a 560 or 570 will.

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#1 My ageing PC won't cope and have to spec a new one out with at least 400GT card.

 

Even if you're trying to do a "budget" build, don't bother with anything less than a GTX 560Ti. By that time, a 570 might even be "budget" priced. I have a GTS 450 in one of my machines, and it plays Oblivion, Fallout, New Vegas, and many other games respectably, but it's not going to hold up to modern and future games as long as a 560 or 570 will.

 

I guess I expected a few 'you must buy the game, play it now' comments and prompt some useful discussion e.g Lyanheart, instead of getting trolled by a few lamers questioning why I posted. This is an open forum, what are you 'the forum police'? sheesh

Thanks for the budget build info Lyanheart. I am trying to be cheap.

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#5 I played Morrowind and Obvliion to death and my Oblivion was so patched, and modded with spells, monster, character and graphic add ons, I'm worried about being disappointed with the graphics from what I've been reading on the forum.

 

 

 

My oblivion install folder is at nearly 30 gigabytes now, I have modded the game to death over the past 4 years. The only thing missing from skyrim is a weather mod and a HD texture pack, aside from that the way everything is rendered outdoors is 100 times better than even an extensively modded oblivion. I fired oblivion up this morning and was shocked at how bad it actually looks in comparison. (trees and bushes using bitmaps for example)

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