Some people spend hours perfecting their avatar before they even start playing the game. CustomizationĬustomization is very important in an RPG. The valley of Cryodiil, the swamps of the Black Marsh, the desert of Elsweyr and the giant, moving forests of Valenwood. Even Skyrim is guilty of looking the same everywhere you go, save for the area surrounding Riften.Įlder Scrolls Online, however, goes -everywhere- in Tamriel. Okay, there is a TINY swamp on the southern tip of the map, but for the most part, it’s bright green. Trees, plains, tree and plains bordering water, and mountains. The only thing that can fix this is if I can somehow reset everything I've done in the console or put in the correct jump height, which I don't know.When you look at Cyrodiil, the setting in Oblivion, what do you see? Four things. So I dropped everything I could and then re-picked it all back up but the jump height didn't appear to change at all. At first I figured this was because the game wasn't rendering the fact that I had items that weighed me down. I've read online that the default jump is supposed to be 100 but even after setting it to that, my character still seems to be jumping slightly higher than normal. I was testing out different jumps and when I got bored, I loaded a save I had prepared but then I realized that, even after loading the save, my character's jump height was still messed up. Luckily though, the only thing that got messed up was the jump setting. Feel free to move this, mods/admins, if it's in the wrong spot.įirst things first, I'm well aware that I'm an idiot for messing in my full on save game that I've been working hard and legitly on please don't repeat that fact I know I'm an idiot, trust me, and I regret what I've done.īut I had figured that I could just load a save and that any player based (not NPC or world based) changes wouldn't be saved turns out I was wrong.
Sorry if this is in the wrong spot I couldn't find the tech area or support area.
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