donnato

Yes I can enter without the shift key. So when I try to enter numbers and instead I get symbols...it`s ok? For instance I type 100 (it works here I see) I get !)) on screen,in game. Somethings gotta be wrong. I just don`t want to do something that`ll mess up my saved game level.

Question...In my recent inquiries I`ve learned that the tilde key allows me to enter a command lind to alter certain aspects of the Oblivion world. I took note of the cautions and chose a seemingly simple line to gain 100k gold. The tilde key didn`t function and I had to go into my system to disable the IR remote ability (which I never use anyway). Now the tilde key icon comes up in the lower left as it should and the game freezesm waiting patiently for my guidence, but when I type in the command it`s as if the caps lock is on. It`s not. I backed out without altering anything and came running here. Whaddya think...am I just missing something or does it act like that. In game, I dont have to toggle the capslock to run all the time. I did before.

I`ve only just joined, so I don`t know what the site was like before, but I`m pretty much impressed with it as I see it now. I`ve always grooved on the ES soundtracks and the fact that I can come here and touch base while listening to the music I`ve come to love is icing on the verey large cake that i found here.

Hello folks. I am, of course, donnato. I`ve been moving through the Oblivion world for...maybe a year or so now. I have come to have difficulty referring to the Elder scrolls series as a game. There`s just too much to it. I feel that it`s more of an interactive adventure, capable of sustaining as high of a level of involvement as anyone needs. Only recently have I joiined the Oblivion forums and have seen just how much content I`ve been missing. My goty edition of Morrowind came with the construction set disc. That was so totally confusing that I put it aside as being too far above me. I now see that I`m not alone and there people willing to help and sites devoted to informing the brothers and sisters interested in adding content to their digital environments. Thank you all, you will be hearing from me.