The only thing he'll ever say, no matter what you ask him, is "SKOOMA!". One of them, in Skingrad, is a skooma addict and has his own lines.
If Game Mods count, there's one mod that overhauls the way beggars work (so they can pickpocket you if you stand to close to them, you can contract diseases from them, et cetera) in addition to adding several new ones around the game. The fact that your PC even knows what the fine is raises questions as to why he/she was in jail in the first place. The random conversation system in Oblivion can result in a lot of hilarity when certain lines are combined.įalanu: That's nothing compared to Morrowind, thanks!. So if you don't want to go to prison, (since the spell also removes all your gold so you can't pay the fine,) you're forced to run out of the city butt naked with a bunch of angry guards chasing after you. Using it is also considered assault because it has a "Drain Health 1" effect, so the guards will immediately try to arrest you. The spell strips anyone in its range of all of their equipment, but he neglects to mention that the spell also affects the caster (you are completely stripped of all your items when you use it). In Sanguine's shrine quest, he tells you to cast a spell called "Stark Reality" on the Countess of Leyawiin and her company at her dinner party. Even better when they have the same voice. and if you're standing nearby, they will look at you and simultaneously ask you the same question. Sometimes they'll even interrogate each other. During the Thieves' Guild quest "Misdirection", all the guards will run around the Waterfront, asking about the Gray Fox. 
I would strongly suggest that you didnt play as you are doing now, but thats just a suggestion.Īnd to go against a collection 9 years of experince with the game is brave, but for us lazy its better not to invent the wheel once again. Great to hear you play for 4 hours straight :) But as I said - the issue will come sooner or later and its not fun to have 100 hours of gameplay ruined. First I disabled the autosaves which fixed the problem but was inconvenient so I re-enabled them and checked the Oblivion.esm master file in the "Data Files" section of the launcher and now the autosave is functioning perfectly I played a solid four hours last night without a single crash. What I can tell you is upon this latest install of Oblivion on Windows 7 I had been experiencing the crash on rest/wait/travel every time I tried to rest, wait, or travel. I don't use any community made mods so I can't vouch for your experience if you do.
Originally posted by Kongha:The problem here is that your fix goes against the gatherd experince from the community.
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