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What I meant this for was for Oblivion-style shield/MW-style shield; new formula for slow fall/MW's original formula for slow fall etc. But it's merely an idea. Edit: If I can select between MW's original style/new feature via selecting ESX files then it's already done. The idea was to be able to se...

The Fix slow fall topic made me think about it for a bit.

Would it be possible to use a HOMM3:WoG-style way of selecting/deselecting post-1.0 features?

Like this:

sirherrbatka wrote:"High gravity"

Did you mean "Low gravity"? Or do you want to fall faster than usual? (NPCs do not jump much so I don't see how useful "High gravity" would be, unless perhaps if you want to knock down a cliff racer.)

My first desktop: simple simplicity.
http://img861.imageshack.us/img861/9571 ... enshot.png

My other desktop: a bit colorful.
http://img821.imageshack.us/img821/9161 ... slona1.jpg

HAHA, Newfnow totally hit the point.

http://www.nerfnow.com/comic/749

Necrod wrote:I would actually love to have coop play in TES, with a friend or two, but MMO, NOT

Exactly same here.

Bloodmoon specific spells' IDs (from "Spellmaking" tab): BM_summonbear BM_summonwolf bm_summonbonewolf (Wine 1.4 seems to friendly with CS as long as you're not trying to save your work) Btw, I cannot find ID for Summon Fabricant. Edit: temp.zip Here you have all the spells exported from C...

ezzetabi wrote:If you grow up only with MS in all the machines you meet you will think it as good.

Not necessarily so. I hated and despised MS until I discovered GNU, after that I stopped caring about MS and thus I stopped hating it.

I get that screen whenever I press the FN key on my toshiba laptop when I have a program open. Who knew that the OS disk didnt actually come with the software needed to make the key work. That said, if anyone knows steps to take to disable or reassign the key, that would be really cool. I usually s...

ezzetabi wrote:MS should stop making software and make only hardware

I'm totally with you on this part. I'm very satisfied with how my wireless Microsoft mouse works under Linux.