Oblivion was the first TES game I played. Wow, was it ever satisfying. I really wanted to play this game. The waiting for just this GOG-sale moment in time and now I can play the game because I'm doing other things. Arghgghgh. Well, it'll be there, DRM-free and mine for the future. I can wait :ghos...

Yep, GOTYs or equivalents 10$ each. Man I don't have the time to play and mod Oblivion, but I want to have it for the future

FO3, FONV and TES:Oblivion are on sale in GoG. I'm getting Oblivion as soon as I get home

If the game itself hasn't enough motivation, something is wrong with it IMHO.

I did that the first time. Then I uncovered the true way of playing Bethesda games. The next couple of times I was running through the forest instead of following the road. Then the mod when you can choose your starting point came out and Helgen came later on in the game for me, when I could help wi...

Nice entries everyone. Good luck to y'all!

I'm in the pretty-meh camp. Is a neat bonus, but no developer shouldn't spend a second thinking about it during the development phase.

They're the Gigantic Awesomeness Generators in every system. Isn't that enough? As a bonus, maybe they could spawn endless black monoliths...

I wonder where Victor is... :eh: I've been wondering, too. I keep forgetting that there are LT forum members who don't visit IRC at all. It's turning out to be a busy year for me so after Josh had made a solid and repeating return to his forums with the added bonus of appointing Nathan as CM it see...

Yeah well, that's that

I meant "if they are not to be implemented in 1.0", what would be the main reason?

Is that because a) normal planets only need 2 or 3 layers of texture to be plausible from space and a gas planets need more (and probably movable) layers to do the trick? and/or b) is it simply because of gas planets don't should have cities/outposts/bases on them? and/or c) is it maybe because they...

Fantasy brings cool things together. It's what it does!!

I can hear some other things there. Specially a lot of Hans Zimmer's Gladiator main theme.

The two Ultima Underworlds and the first System Shock used the mouse for movement, but I don't recall that in Dark Forces. Dark Forces did, however, prevent you from saving during levels, a defect corrected (mostly) in the superb sequel. It wasn't too bad except for that darn ice world -- it was ju...