Full Details
| Game Title: |
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
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| Operating System: |
Windows 7 64 bit |
| Version of DirectX: |
DX 9 |
| CPU: |
Intel Core i5 750 |
| Graphics card: |
AMD HD 5870 |
| RAM: |
4 GB |
| Video Driver: |
AMD 11.8 Windows 7 64 bit WHQL |
| Stereo Driver: |
iZ3D: 1.13 beta |
| Submit Date: |
2011-08-27 23:31:20 |
| Certification Result: |
Silver-C (80%)
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| Personal 3D rating : |
None Submitted |
| Stereo Profile: |
None Submitted |
Sample PicturesNone Submitted
Comments
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Part II: Required Game Setting Reductions & Adjustments
| Reduced shadows. |
QA penalty: 10% |
Total penalties: 1
Part III: Top Level Anomalies
Total penalties: 0
Part IV: Secondary Anomalies
| Non-solid objects including fire, smoke, lights, haze, and similar blur effects are rendered at screen depth instead of in 3D (e.g. flames appear separated from source or they don't split into left and right views like the rest of the scene). |
QA penalty: 5% |
| The 2D skybox is at the wrong depth. Some games use a 2D panoramic picture or backdrop for the scenery in the far distance. Examples include mountains, sky, and terrain. In this case, the picture is at screen depth or seems to look out of place compared to the other objects in the scene. Mountains that aren't doubled when viewed without glasses are a good example of this. |
QA penalty: 5% |
Camera angle considerations
Cross-hair
If you can't achieve any of the following cross-hair aiming solutions through the whole game, please check off the box below:
i. The in-game cross-hair is already accurate in S-3D mode.
ii. I can turn the game crosshair off and use the stereo driver's add-on crosshair.
iii. I can use the in-game crosshair when I choose left or right separation shift in the stereo driver for my dominant eye (e.g. iZ3D's crosshair compensation system).
iv. I have to keep the game cross-hair on, but I can still use the stereo driver's crosshair on top of it.
Total penalties: 2
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