So, I recently sold my PC and am now dependent upon my Mac. I'm getting Windows 7 in about 2 months, but until then I'm forced to do without my Oblivion fix. I need a way to pass the time and imitate the game I've become addicted to. Help! :banghead:

Go outside and swing a sword around. Run around asking people about rumors and the town. If you see a policeman, ask him about directions.

Try to duplicate things!

Uhm... dungeon-dive?

Go kill people in the name of Sithis. Do good deeds to become the Crusader!

EDIT: If you know some short blonde kid, have him follow you around screaming "By Azura!"

Btw, get a nice sword and level efficiently.
Don't put Alchemy as a major.

And make sure to sneak attack people. You should be fine.

Brb, going to duplicate some things!

Now, where did I put my wallet?

Haha, make sure you use the coins and not the bills.

On a serious note, maybe try out a new game while you wait? When taking a break from Oblivion, I enjoyed Dragon Age immensely (if you're ready to spend the money). Or you could always give Morrowind a shot.

Good luck, anyhow. It's not easy being without Oblivion.

Download steam and check out the "large" variety of Mac games they have released.

Go to a swamp and try to hit a mudcrab with an iron dagger, you'll see how difficult it really is.

Go to the track and bet on horses and drink and eat a lot haha.

someone in another forum mentioned 'trading card games', whatever the mufamba that means.... maybe sth u can / wanna do?

Cool idea, it's been ages since I touched my yugioh deck.

Dye your hair blond, open an Arena, and who ever kills a lot of people, just stalk him shouting BY AZURA.
It would keep you busy

You forgot to tell him that he also has to shrink himself and spike the hair up.

What are you/we waiting for ?

Pass time like your pissed about extra time

Plan out a character build. Got to the Unofficial Elder Scrolls Page, open a bunch of tabs on race, birthsigns, magicka types, weapon types, etc. Try to plan for something specific and kinda techy.

I did this with my Fallout 3 character, I level-by-level planned her out, deciding where stat points would be placed, what perks to take at what level, etc.

Character building takes a good long time, especially for Oblivion as it requires a TON of research if you wanna get down to the nitty-gritty of the game.

If it helps, plan multiple characters just for fun.

If all else fails:
http://www.gamespot.com/mobile/rpg/theelderscrollsivoblivion/index.html

Hmm, thanks Daenoxiis. Sounds like that might just help.

Do what I did. Build your very own wooden shield

Cool! Details?

Now you can train Block by fending off rats. :wink_smile: