....with all these great mods...you would have to play 12 hours a day for at least a year straight to finish everything...

Sounds like a plan! :rock:

Oh wait...

Sounded like a great plan. Sigh. Oh, life - getting in the way of gaming all the damn time. bliviongate:

Yeah.... and the other 12 hours you would be digging for new mods, updates, modding, tweaking...., thereby extentending the one-year plan every day by another day... !

This game just doesnt get old. If only it could use 2 CPU cores.... PLEASE, only 2...!!!

And this is probably why I haven't even finished all the major questlines in the unmodded game, let alone all the quests from the many great mods I've found, so many different mods to hold my attention. Not that I mind, it helps to give me a reason to keep playing, and if I ever actually manage to finish all I have now, I'm sure I'd be able to find more by then.

I can definitely relate to that, I don't think I'll ever get on top of all the great stuff that keeps coming out. But that's a good thing.

That is why supposed "medical experts" (aka anti video game activists) keep putting out news articles about the "damgers of videogames"....but I would rather be addicted to that, then drugs, booze, etc...

....and that is probably why we get CTDs. Play the game, finish the mod, then add the next. Linear building block approach. WIth Oblivion as good as it is (except for the cores like Tommy said), Bethesda should not bother with TESV for the PC, just update Oblivion.exe for multi-core.

Uh. ...like the update idea...but...TESV for the console only? ...I still haven't ever owned a game console...

Regards,

Hem