Oblivion and Vista

[laurensthomassen]

I didn't understand every single word but I understood enough. I have a little experience with the Dutch language.

It's unfortunate there is a problem because I had hoped to not have to dual-boot. I haven't booted into XP in ages. I guess I'll just skip over the game.

Thanks for the information!

Lol i thought because you had a Dutch name you were Dutch

Your Welcome!

[laurensthomassen]

Yes on the outside, concerning game elements, size of the world map, number of characters, etc, you are correct, it is very different. What isn't different is that it uses a modified/updated Gamebryo Engine and an obvious improvement is DirectX 10+ support, which was not in the version that Oblivion used.

Yep =)

[rotjong]

Lol i thought because you had a Dutch name you were Dutch

Your Welcome!

My significant other is a little, stubborn, Dutch, brat originally from Holland. She's taught me some Dutch but I'm far from great. I can get by... somewhat. You can thank her for the username I go by.

Edited October 9, 2008 by rotjong

[laurensthomassen]

Lol i thought because you had a Dutch name you were Dutch

Your Welcome!

My significant other is a little, stubborn, Dutch, brat originally from Holland. She's taught me some Dutch but I'm far from great. I can get by... somewhat. You can thank her for the username I go by.

lol

I'm Dutch and I like it

[IronSpike]

Before I go wasting any of my time does anyone know if Oblivion will install and run under Vista SP1 x64?

Currently running Oblivion: Game of the Year Edition under Vista (Business) SP1 x64 (E8400/4GB/8800GTS) - no problems except for kicking me out of game when the virus checker updates (have to remember to turn the thing off when playing)...

/IronSpike/