Help plzzzz

[RecklessRecon]

I know to you this sounds dumb.

 

But, are the mods on this site Only for PC or can I somehow transfer to my 360? :wallbash:

[bluekatt]

pc only

we have detailed at excruciating length its impossible to get unlicensed ie not bethesda mods from internet on the pc

you dig ?

[RecklessRecon]

Bleh :/

 

I wanted the Spartan one :/

 

Thanks for your fast reply:]

[bben46]

All of the console games are 'locked' systems. They do not allow any changes either to the hardware or software. In order to write mods, you would need to know details of their operating system that the maker is not willing to release. They make the game designers sign contracts that do not allow them to put in the features that would allow modding. The reason they do this (they claim) is to keep their system stable. Coincidentally, it allows them to take a commission on all games sold for their system.

 

If you haven't noticed, some mods for the PC version cause a lot of problems with the game. We have to constantly tweek our system, mod load order and what mods we have installed to play at all.

 

Modders are usually people who have some programming experience. Those who don't have programming experience will probably have some by the time they get a mod to work.

 

Also, not just any PC will work. Oblivion is very picky about the hardware that it requires to work well. Most PCs made just a few years ago are just not powerful to run it. If you are considering getting the PC version, make sure the PC you want to run it on will work. The specs say a minimum of 512Meg of Ram, but with that it won't run very well. 1 Gig of ram is nearly required. The rest of the specs are similar, they are the absolute minimum you will need just to get it to start. Pay special attention to the video card. many older cards are