And his piece of shit DOS didn't let you play games that had steep requirements. Not without learning how to haxor your autoexec and config and even then it could only get you so far. I ended up having to use some software called QEM to free up memory and use your Extended Memory.
Oblivion.
After that clusterfuck I died on the inside, got banned from Elder Scrolls forums, and ended up on the Codex.
both posts remind me of how i felt about about skyrim in relation to oblivion. i was a teen in 2011 and i considered oblivion to be a good game back then, it was my first beths game after all. i also enjoyed fo3 despite not playing much. fortunately, since then i experienced many other games that saved me from becoming a potential bethestard. and skyrim was among them. it did not impress me at all, it left me jaded even. a diluted version of oblivion, which was already a diluted version of morrowind - i learnt it somewhere along the way while expanding my horizons and acquiring taste for
video games.
Kilobytes? When I started gaming, computers didn't even have 1s and had to make everything with only 0s.
You had 0s? We had to make do with the letter 'O'.
It was Pillars for me. Suffice it to say, I did not want my name in the game, or to be thanked in the credits.
Yes in the credits I mean, luckily they didnt do a poe 1 by including supporters as npcs, huge plus in Deadfire. I am not even sure my name is in the credits, although I paid for it. The list is all scrambled and not alphabetically (lol?). The list is also quite huge.
^This. If we're speaking strictly of the past it was Elden Ring, which lived up to my expectations.
Would be hyped but not sure my 1660s is up to snuff. Tis a shame since the first one was fairly well optimized and had recommended specs that were fairly potato for its release day.
