Hi everyone,
I'm going on a trip abroad next month (to Croatia, as it happens) and I already know that I'll be spending my evenings or bus journeys poring over the wiki pages to prepare my next build on Oblivion. The problem is that my current plan is going to cost me an arm and a leg as soon as I cross the border.
I've heard about eSIMs for travelers, which allow you to get a few GB of data without changing your SIM card. Has anyone tried this to stay connected to the wiki or even to sync their saves to the cloud without having to use crappy hotel Wi-Fi? I'm mainly looking for something reliable that won't let me down when I need to check a slightly buggy quest step.
Check out Lore on his trip... connection problems?
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Re: Check out Lore on his trip... connection problems?
You don't have EU roaming? An eSIM is probably your best bet. Most wiki pages aren't too media-rich, particularly for Oblivion walkthroughs.
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