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I usually split time and storage between Battlehorn Castle and the Priory of the Nine. Occasionally, I'll "live" in Frostcrag Spire, but almost never do I inhabit either the Thieves' Den or Deepscorn Hollow, seeing as I nearly never play a "bad guy".

I use mods to add usable saddlebags, armor the Imp. Legion's horses, and give more colors, as well as more realistic colors. I don't remember any of the names except that AlienSlof does the horse retextures, and they're really nice. For example, Prior Maborel's horse has a couple of small, visible ...

I'd recommend going with Breton. Decent enough physical stats, especially if you choose the Warrior birthsign, and a good magic pool for Restoration spells. If you're not too concerned with a little theft, you can get white monk's robes from the second floor of Weynon Priory.

Wow. To my thinking, a char with those stats would get eaten alive within the first 5 minutes of the game, so I don't know.

...pure Guar poop. But don't let the ladies know, they love them."

Chancellor Ocato: "In the name of the Empire, I hereby..."

I'd have to say The Locked Room. The ending always leaves me wearing a wicked grin.

Before the quest, it acts like a chapel altar; I've used it for that before.

So I was browsing the KotN pages on the wiki, and I got to thinking: it seems any time you join or move up in rank in a faction, certain people's dispositions toward you change. Since they're not listed on the wiki(as far as I can see), does anyone know what disposition effects are created by moving ...

LarsBM wrote:Vivec? A false god who is easlily killed by a Morrowind player?

Probably Hermaeus Mora. After all, knowledge is power.

Does Jyggalag count? He would be my second choice, followed closely be Sheo.

Once, upon approaching a bandit camp, I snuck in, took aim at a bandit with my bow, and missed, the arrow flying well over his head, and into the shrubs beyond. He then charged, and I fought him hand to hand. After killing him, I snuck warily into the actual camp, because I knew this camp should ...

Whodunit is the best you get to make everyone go nuts. I love a good mind game. Many people on various forums seem to like Whodunit best. While I agree it's a funny quest, it's way to easy. You can basically walk in and slash everyone to death without sneaking and still get the bonus. (which is the ...

The best place to buy healing spells, for yourself or others, is at chapels, IMO. Convalescence is a good lower-end one. I myself usually buy a heal-others spell before I do the MQ.

Try going inside Weatherleah and coming back out. Believe it or not, I did that once and nearly tripped on one on my way out the door.

Yeah, the guy in Crucible whom you help "commit suicide" has a non-respawning container in his house, which is where you get your reward. Can't remember his name at the moment, and I'm too lazy to look it up.

I have a mod that starts you out arriving in the Imperial Waterfront off a ship; the first thing I do in a new game is go over and kill the pirates.

Sort of. An example of what I mean is when my friend is playing games on his comp, he is usually also using programs to download music, just running "underneath" the game he is playing. I don't know why any mods would affect the ESC key, but it's possible. As I said, I'm really not sure what to tell ...

Do you have any background programs that have the ESC key assigned for some function? I've found that, occasionally, I'll be running one program, but that certain keystroke combos will "jump" out and activate something in a different program. It's not often, but that's the only thing I can think of.

I think my next character will probably be an altmer. I have never played one in oblivion, and loved them in morrowind. How do you think they should relate to Bretons? Would they get along well since they are both opf noble background and both boast magical capabilities, or would they rival one ...

I think the only ones I've ever picked with any kind of frequency are Mage and Spellsword. Even then, though, I agree, it's usually a lot better to create a class. The mind boggles at just how many classes(both player classes and the hidden NPC classes) have Speechcraft, which to my mind is useless ...

I tryed the damage fatigue bound items they work. No longer will the essential NPCs be a thorn in my paw and will be put to sleep forever! Muhahahahaha. WolfGang IceEye I know I can find matricies where gummites and gnarls are but I just can't seem to find any caves/forts that give me more than one ...

Kvatch. The inhabitants of the inner town and the castle are just very very impolite. I mean, really, is it so necessary to fling fireballs at me just for being there? -shakes head-

Does this have the Be just Tamrelic or can it be other races aswell (e.g Sloath) but

I guess u mean Cyrodiilic, aight? Isn't Tamriel the Cyrodiilic word for Nirn? or am i totaly wrong..? Tamriel is the name of the continent, Cyrodiil is the name of the Imperials' nation, which is our setting in ...

I've had roughly the same problem, but it's because my game periodically "shuts down" wrong, and rather than just going back to the desktop after quitting, I get the little "Oblivion has stopped working" notice. It doesn't affect the game, but it does keep my settings from saving.

Realistically, even if you needed to overhaul most of the components for a PC, the cost would still come to roughly the same as, if not just slightly more, than buying a console would be once all the costs are tallied up. At least, that's the way it looks to me.