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11-26-2011, 12:24 PM
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Hmmm my son has just started hassling me to get this for him. He has a PS3, but if he gets the PC version I will have to upgrade it, as he is using my old one.
So, comparisons between the two platforms would be useful... Anybody? 
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11-26-2011, 02:42 PM
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Uther, this is fact-based-speculation (if there is such a thing
 ), but I have it on the 360, but I've read reviews for the PC and from how it handles on the 360 and the PC reviews I'd say go for the PS3, not the PC, simply because all the menu's etc. are clearly designed for a console and don't work so well on PC. I was going to get PC, but the shop had sold out so got 360 instead and am glad of it, even though the PC graphics are probably better.I might get it again on the PC somewhere down the line if they patch the interface, since getting DLC is much easier then (I'm a Brit living in Estonia and Xbox Live seems very hit and miss here. It's supposed to be the most advanced country internet wise in Europe, if not the world, but a lot of big companies like Microsoft only just seem to be waking up to it), and of course there's the oppertunity to mod, but for now, from what I've heard, I would advise PS3. That's jsut based on reviews for the PC though, so anyone with the PC version, feel free to correct me on that! Last edited by Kupsised; 11-26-2011 at 02:44 PM.
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11-27-2011, 04:21 AM
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As for the controller, you know you can connect any wired xbox360 controller to a pc and if connected to the internet in win7/vista it will install the drivers in about 30 seconds and off you go with a gorgeous game and a gamepad. There are even wireles xbox360 pc controllers available, but I play it with a wired razor onza (originally for the 360). I do own both game versions (360 and pc) and the pc version looks simply better, especially the textures seem better and draw distance is much higher.
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11-27-2011, 11:28 AM
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Razor Onza ! how is that pad ?
i remeber waiting for what must have been about 2 years for that. needless to say i forgot about it. so how is it. ?? how are the tight/loose sticks etc etc ?
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11-27-2011, 12:09 PM
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). In that case, I suppose the answer would be to get it on the PC and get an xbox controller for it.Now you're making me wish I had got it on the PC. I got a super-PC to run CloD so it needs as much use otherwise as possible. The only other reason I got it on the xbox is that I wasn't the one who bought it, the missus did (I am blessed to have a missus who also plays xbox. Shame she doesn't like flight sims as much!), and she wanted to play it together on the TV, so I got lumped with it
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11-27-2011, 05:35 PM
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The Razor Onza I got is the $50.00 version, I think they have one cheaper one.
The adjustable sticks I left in their most loose position, can't really find any use for tightening them, but that is just me. The best feature are the additional remapable shoulder buttons, you can remap any button of the pad to them, naturally I mapped the clickable sticks to them. Having 4 shoulder buttons takes a bit getting used to. The A,B,X and Y buttons are hyperresponsive, like that a lot. The D-pad I do like better as well than the original. All in all the controller is rather light weight, feels quite delicate and that is how you start to play at some point, light button touches, delicate movements of the sticks, if that makes any sense. I happen to like the pad a lot, some people seem to have issues with the overall "lighter-more delicate" design, but if you are not into button mashing anyways I'd say get it. Little edit to my previous post, I have everything maxed out, exept the draw distances, I increased those so far only by one. And yes, it's great to have someone who understands the need to get into an alternate reality at times, be it a flight sim or a game like Skyrim. The more I play Skyrim the more it draws me in, the quests are much more interesting to me than in Oblivion, even though the basic tasks are of course the same (go there, fetch that, kill this). The areas that open up at times after entering a "dungeon" are quite surprising and at times you find yourself just looking at you new discovery saying "would you look at that".
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11-27-2011, 06:45 PM
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I have it on the PC.
If you've got a PC that can play Clod well, then you are in for a treat. I have everything absolutely maxed out, with some extra things turned on via the conf.ini's that are off by default and some better textures. It is truly stunning to look at. I love watching all the different weather effects rolling in, and the northern lights look beautiful. I saw it on my friends PS3 the other day and pissed myself laughing at the difference, can't imagine playing it on a console, lol. I am well and truly addicted to it at the moment, level 42 mage and kicking some serious ass, double casting incinerate ftw, casting destruction spells and restoration for nowt now. Getting enchanting to a hundred made life much easier! few random screenies,      
Last edited by fruitbat; 11-27-2011 at 07:26 PM.
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11-27-2011, 07:42 PM
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THere is a reason why I Haven't been active on this forum for the last two weeks.
I never thought they could top Morrowind after the Oblivion dissapointment, but this game...it does not fit into my PC games collection, it is a different beast entirely. random encounter, purely by chance. Blows other games full fletched cut scenes out of the water.
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11-26-2011, 03:05 PM
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http://www.geek.com/articles/games/s...able-20111117/ Now, I think there's a patch coming out next week for all platforms, I know it's coming for PC because that's what I've got. As for the PC version, you don't need a super PC to run this game well, even on medium settings it looks gorgeous. The interface took a few hours to get used to, after that I stopped even thinking about it, I think it's good. Also, it's much cheaper to get for PC. 
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