The new talent just looks UBER for priest in 1.10. Back to the king of PVP. Holy/Discipline can be as powerful now. I think I will build a Discpline priest instead.
Brandonheat wrote:oh man i think that will be the game that force me to upgrade my computer, better yet throw it out and get a new one
Oh YEAH! I am getting my new video card today in anticipation of Oblivion. That game will be taking up most of my gaming tim after it comes out... that is at least until I do everything I can find to do in ti. But!!! If people would post their intentions for a raid night on the weekends or such I am sure I could make it. With that said I still am not sure of the actual date I am going to get the game in the mail.
Brandonheat wrote:oh man i think that will be the game that force me to upgrade my computer, better yet throw it out and get a new one
Oh YEAH! I am getting my new video card today in anticipation of Oblivion. That game will be taking up most of my gaming tim after it comes out... that is at least until I do everything I can find to do in ti. But!!! If people would post their intentions for a raid night on the weekends or such I am sure I could make it. With that said I still am not sure of the actual date I am going to get the game in the mail.
Bethesda has claimed they will reveal the release date within the next couple of weeks. A lot of rumors are speculating March 20th or 21st, but no one knows for certain.
oh... damn it. why pick on me... i'm as innocent as a little rabbit running around wow. i will be playing Farin more to gear him up... can't stand looking at the crap he's wearing.
Gutka[Main] - 60 Human Warrior (Mining/Alchemy)
Farin - 60 Human Priest (Herbalist/Tailoring)
Kazaka - 51 Dwarf Hunter (Mining/Engineering)
requiemdreamer wrote:This will be the best use of my new computer upgrades thus far. Though I see this as the game that will make me regret going dual core.
I guess that theory is completely wrong. WOOT!!!
The Elder Scrolls Forums wrote:On Multi-Threading
According to Gavin Carter (Kathode) in an interview with Evil Avatar, he reported that Oblivion will "definitely benefit from dual-processor systems." This would translate as well into benefiting from having a dual-core CPU, or even a CPU with support for Hyper-Threading Technology.
In a more recent update, Gavin Carter reported to Bit-Tech (link) that the PC version of the game will feature the same thread-scheduling technology that's being used to take advantage of all three of the Xbox 360's CPU cores. In other words, this will mean that Oblivion will attain great benefits from multi-core CPUs. Note that the E3 demo and E3 trailer were made before dual-core processors existed, so they aren't necessary, but rather an awesome addition.