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All caps wasn't necessary, neither was calling Spoony a douchebag. Oh well it doesn't matter any more

What?

I just thought it was nice to point out that he was a douche, he did it twice!
I just try to talk aboot oblivion here sooooreeey

oh hey guys....I was wondering the other day, how advance is the decision system in this game? for instance, if I were to give someone a particular answer, would it turn or curve a quest?

there is no decision system

There are like three or four decisions you can make in the game that really matter.

Unless you count selecting which quests to do as part of "the decision making system".

Or murdering people.

oh I see, I was just wondering if a conversation were to give me the options
-"sure I'll go look for the treasure"
-"why do you want this treasure?"
-"no way, I'm hunting it for me"

if I would get different quests, or to have the quests altered

Just wondering, When I got Fable I expected something like this, only what I got was this-

good=don't kill randomly
evil= do kill randomly

This is not Fable. You either choose to take a quest, or don't. That's it.

There's no morality system in Oblivion, so the choices are even worse than fable.

If choice is what you're after, go get Arcanum: Of Steamworks and Magick Obscura.

we need someone to make a decision game then.

but, either way, I'm looking forward to playing it.


they have some pretty awesome proletariats.

If decisions are your cup of tea, I downloaded a bunch of proletariats in my LP that are affected by morality choices.

Do you actually have fun playing a wood elf or is it sort of a chore?

I'm curious about their beast control power or whatever it's called but I don't want to make one if it's just a bother to play.

You can learn the Command Creature spell without being a wood elf.

the only thing that bothers me about being a wood elf is that he is so short i have to jump to grab stuff that is on ledges or high shelves.

Oblivion refuses to say I find a place, even though I did :I

I mean, I went inside it and Oblivion still thinks I haven't found 'Wendir.'