Oblivion:Game Mechanics - Revision history

>MeemawHustlin at 07:01, 27 February 2022

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	Followers are NPCs that follow you around during certain quests and under certain circumstances. The game mechanic that is intended to limit how many followers does not actually prevent you from acquiring more, so this article explores the limits of how many followers you can acquire at once.		Followers are NPCs that follow you around during certain quests and under certain circumstances. The game mechanic that is intended to limit how many followers does not actually prevent you from acquiring more, so this article explores the limits of how many followers you can acquire at once.

			==Vampirism==
			''Full Article: [[Oblivion:Vampirism\|Vampirism]]''

			Vampirism has tons of mechanics related to it, most of which are very buggy and inconsistent. Our focus is to understand more thoroughly how Vampirism was programmed in order to find the fastest way to develop full Vampirism for the [[Oblivion:The Great Skill Grind\|Skill Grind]].

>MeemawHustlin at 09:50, 25 January 2022

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 Spell Stacking is a mechanic where the player can use Weakness to Magic to recursively boost the magnitude of spells with negative effects on subsequent spell casts, including Weakness to Magic itself. This allows for casting spells with incredibly large magnitudes relatively easily, enabling the player to reach absurdly high stat values.
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 Loot bags are items that spawn in a room when too many items have been dropped, resulting in the items in the room being transferred to the bag to reduce lag. It has been determined that the PC version of the game is almost impossible to lag out enough to spawn a loot bag, although they are much more common on console versions.

>MeemawHustlin at 02:51, 13 January 2022

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	Research is being done to determine exactly how fast travel time is calculated by the game when it simulates a fast travel. Many factors such as player speed, location distance, spell effect durations, etc. need to be examined to figure out how this works.		Research is being done to determine exactly how fast travel time is calculated by the game when it simulates a fast travel. Many factors such as player speed, location distance, spell effect durations, etc. need to be examined to figure out how this works.

			==Loot Bags==
			''Full Article: [[Oblivion:Loot Bag\|Loot Bag]]''

			Loot bags are items that spawn in a room when too many items have been dropped, resulting in the items in the room being transferred to the bag to reduce lag. It has been determined that the PC version of the game is almost impossible to lag out enough to spawn a loot bag, although they are much more common on console versions.

>MeemawHustlin at 02:23, 13 January 2022

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	Although now partially obsoleted by the [[Oblivion:Class Reset\|Class Reset]] glitch, figuring out how to reach the highest player level with and without DLC was optimized further than other sources originally claimed.		Although now partially obsoleted by the [[Oblivion:Class Reset\|Class Reset]] glitch, figuring out how to reach the highest player level with and without DLC was optimized further than other sources originally claimed.

			==Fast Travel Time==
			''Full Article: [[Oblivion:Fast Travel\|Fast Travel]]''

			Research is being done to determine exactly how fast travel time is calculated by the game when it simulates a fast travel. Many factors such as player speed, location distance, spell effect durations, etc. need to be examined to figure out how this works.

>MeemawHustlin at 01:35, 13 January 2022

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	Spell Stacking is a mechanic where the player can use Weakness to Magic to recursively boost the magnitude of spells with negative effects on subsequent spell casts, including Weakness to Magic itself. This allows for casting spells with incredibly large magnitudes relatively easily, enabling the player to reach absurdly high stat values.		Spell Stacking is a mechanic where the player can use Weakness to Magic to recursively boost the magnitude of spells with negative effects on subsequent spell casts, including Weakness to Magic itself. This allows for casting spells with incredibly large magnitudes relatively easily, enabling the player to reach absurdly high stat values.

			==Attribute Allocation/Max Character Level==
			''Full Article: [[Oblivion:Attribute Allocation\|Attribute Allocation]]''

			Although now partially obsoleted by the [[Oblivion:Class Reset\|Class Reset]] glitch, figuring out how to reach the highest player level with and without DLC was optimized further than other sources originally claimed.

>MeemawHustlin: /* Spell Stacking */

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	''Full Article: [[Oblivion:Spell Stacking\|Spell Stacking]]''		''Full Article: [[Oblivion:Spell Stacking\|Spell Stacking]]''

	Spell Stacking is a mechanic where the player can use Weakness to Magic to recursively boost the magnitude of negative effects on subsequent spell casts, including Weakness to Magic itself. This allows for casting spells with incredibly large magnitudes relatively easily, enabling the player to reach absurdly high stat values.		Spell Stacking is a mechanic where the player can use Weakness to Magic to recursively boost the magnitude of spells with negative effects on subsequent spell casts, including Weakness to Magic itself. This allows for casting spells with incredibly large magnitudes relatively easily, enabling the player to reach absurdly high stat values.

>MeemawHustlin: Created page with "Not to be confused with Glitches, '''Game Mechanics''' are intended aspects of gameplay that can be exploited using intended user actions. The end result of exploiting these mechanics likely was not intended in some cases. ==Spell Stacking== ''Full Article: Spell Stacking'' Spell Stacking is a mechanic where the player can use Weakness to Magic to recursively boost the magnitude of negative effects on subsequent sp..."

2021-12-01T22:53:16Z

Created page with "Not to be confused with Glitches, '''Game Mechanics''' are intended aspects of gameplay that can be exploited using intended user actions. The end result of exploiting these mechanics likely was not intended in some cases. ==Spell Stacking== ''Full Article: Spell Stacking'' Spell Stacking is a mechanic where the player can use Weakness to Magic to recursively boost the magnitude of negative effects on subsequent sp..."

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Not to be confused with [[Oblivion:Glitches/Tech|Glitches]], '''Game Mechanics''' are intended aspects of gameplay that can be exploited using intended user actions. The end result of exploiting these mechanics likely was not intended in some cases.

==Spell Stacking==
''Full Article: [[Oblivion:Spell Stacking|Spell Stacking]]''

Spell Stacking is a mechanic where the player can use Weakness to Magic to recursively boost the magnitude of negative effects on subsequent spell casts, including Weakness to Magic itself. This allows for casting spells with incredibly large magnitudes relatively easily, enabling the player to reach absurdly high stat values.