SMILEWITHSTYLE'S PROFILE

Sooo, after seeing the Skyrim trailer, I got into mood to give oblivion one more try, with mods of course, so I wanna ask, what mods are must-have, or just great to have?
My list so far:

Unofficial patch
Oscuros Oblivion Overhaul (decided to go with this one, already know MMM and Francescos, and FCOM is A PAIN IN THE ASS to install properly without any problems in game)
LowPoly Grass
Fast Exit
Unique Landscapes
Oblivion XP
Oblivion Crash Prevention System
Oblivion Stutter Remover
Natural Environments
Darnified UI
Midas Magic Spells of Aurum
Deadly Reflex (seems fun, but it also seems to add lot of troubles, bugs and crashes, probably wont use)

And a few armor/weapon mods...... Anyone can recommend some great-looking ones?

Am I fogetting something important?

I wonder why I find myself watching the trailer again and again, shivers down my spine always when the guy "shouts" at the dragon and epic music starts. They can make great trailers and awesome music(TES 3 and 4 main menu themes for example), thats for sure. Jeremy Soule.... nuff said.

EDIT: I love the line "Goodbye ma, goodbye pa, and goodbye girlfriends breats!"

author=Hexatona
Other than that, I've been playing 3059 again. It's a roguelike that doesn't get a lot (read: any) attention, but once you get the hang of how the interface works, and a few hotkeys, it becomes a lot easier. One of the few tile-based real-time roguelikes out there. You can fill your time making everyone like you, or hate you, taking on quests, building a house, exploring (or hollowing out) underground caves, etc etc.

There's an added bit of fun if you have multiple people playing the game. The world is hugenormous and persistent, so if you build a house somewhere, when someone else is playing the game, they can find it (and pick the locks and steal your stuff). Check it out if you're into that sort of thing: http://people.umass.edu/jvight/3059/

Is it similar to Nethack? Or something completely different? You mention other players, building houses... Reminds me of Ultima Online :) Might give it a try just to see what its about.

Anyways, I am currently playing 3 games:

Dungeon Master Return to Chaos, which is a windows version of the old DOS game. I like it, but I miss an automap feature, its a maze :D I actually think I will draw a map on paper.

Risen, the "real" Gothic 4, in which the authors went back to the G1/G2 roots, and it turned out to be great.
It has exactly the right feel, with good controls, and I like the combat and exploration.

Aaaand Minecraft on and off of course :) Currently started on a new world after the last patch, the game looks gorgeous with smooth lighting on.

Marvel vs Capcom 3 goes on hold, I find it hard to get into it more, every online player seems to be better than me :D My last fight was against button masher with easy mode, endless onslaught of combos and special attacks, which proved deadly against me, since I play on normal and I am still a noob :)

author=Mitsuhide_The_Vagrant
Hmmm. I guess it's not all that deplorable that I don't have Xbox Live then, eh?

I think SF4 had this problem back when it was first released. Capcom says they'll be fixing it eventually so that's good, I suppose.

I remember that many online games had connection problems on/close to launch. For example the not-so-smooth launch of Aion :D Hopefully they will fix this soon.

Also, I figured out how to do the forward-down-downforward moves, found a hint on one forum. I just have to press forward, then do the normal quarter-circle forward in one fluid motion, and voila, I can almost always trigger the level 3 hypers :D It takes some getting used to, though.

So I decided to get this game, and it arrived today.

So far I learned to use Dante and Trish, looking for 3rd member :) Still getting into it.

However I find it hard/almost impossible to do the combos that have FORWARD-DOWN-FORWARDDOWN-ATTACK in their input. How the hell do I pull these off? (for example Dantes level 3 hyper combo). I use the PS3 Dpad for controls. The analog stick is unusable for me, very unreliable. Any tips on how to pull these off?

Concerning the graphic style... I love it :D I never read any comics (not counting web comics), but I like how colourful it is. Though it is sometimes hard to see what is going on :)

EDIT: just had my first online match, incredibly fun, got my ass handed to me in the first round, but the next two rounds I won (although close, damn Akuma ). It was kinda button-mashy, but I knew what I was doing and what I wanted to do, so it wasnt random :D