vampire stuff i always disliked, and besides there are vampire games out there which do the job better. furtheremore i don't see exactly where this 'quality' work should be in this game:
- still random crashes a lot, especially during loading
- textures are horribly pixelated on medium to high settings
- german translation is simply the worst since 'all your base are belong to us' ( quests often impossible as infomations are simply plain wrong )
- a lot of lag at certain points in the game ( sometimes waiting for 2 or 3 secs before it continues; otherwise run at good speed )
- AI lacks a lot ( they boasted about their ai )
- House feature lacks a lot ( they boasted about you customizing it at will )
- horrible graphic errors ( sometimes invisibility causes entire screen garbage, and i've got an ok card for todays games )
- physics is a joke ( things behave more [Censored]-doll like than in DXIW )

of course there are also good models and textures around and the world looks ok but they payed a too high price to achieve this in my opinion.

Oh I don't know. On the whole I would say this game boasts a lot more than most other games I have come across. Apart from HL2, I've not seen AI or physics that work as well as in this game in many (if any) other games.

Schizzle wrote:

get lost newbiezilla. wot the hell r u doin ur the spammer. i mean wot the hell is 3+2*8=forum spammer

Oh? Was my calculation wrong? Maybe its 4+2*7.

You can go in the sunlight if you drink blood every 24 hours. Every day you don't drink blood you get more powerful up until the fourth day when you become a full vampire. You also get different types of spells each day you don't drink blood. But different weaknesses come along with being a vampire such as sunlight and talking to people.

physics in hl2 are not bad, but concerning body-physics i still like those of MP2 the best. at last the physics definitly are better in hl2 than in oblivion here. for some reason they forgot about the important principle of 'auto-deactivating' physics bodies... what are those for programmers forgetting 'this'?