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. Or something like that from memory helps with most of the menus and cut-scenes and co-op games.

Or use the user.cfg to do it permanently.
Edit user.cfg

Go to the configuration file location
/0/591759753520115218/

Set frame rate cap

Go to the configuration file location.
Open user.cfg with a text editor.
Add new line Forcefps=XX and replace XX with desired value.
Save the changes.

I put 60

save PW option XD.
edit: and even if, the hacker would need your steam account aswell since you have the steam version. so, you wouldnt need to worry at all x3. [/quote]
I see where you are going with

Opprinnelig skrevet av weiss:

Opprinnelig skrevet av Zabi:

I installed the launcher and I see that it does begin running the game on Steam but I don't feel comfortable entering my login

have something cargo/trailer mod related for this to happen. Could have been a previous mod on this profile too. Mod can and do leave traces in your save file.

Provide your game.log.txt file to
Somehow I don't believe you that you are running mod free. This appears to be a mod related issue even if you say you're not running anything.

The game simply does not have this issue. You have to

compressor/decompressor program to edit subs from within your save file.

Basically unpacking the save, copying it to a local mod, installing it, editing it, copy back to unpacked save, then compress into a save file.

Opprinnelig skrevet av Aten:

Fantastic! So just checking, if we make a ship, and buy it in game, if we make more changes out of game will it update when we continue once changes are made to the

on your PC and it reads your auto password lol.
just make sure that you write your password down somewhere because you mmaybe forget it since the launcher has the save PW option XD.
edit: and even if

Opprinnelig skrevet av Zabi:

I installed the launcher and I see that it does begin running the game on Steam but I don't feel comfortable entering my login credentials into a third party launcher

that by using the save compressor/decompressor program to edit subs from within your save file.

Basically unpacking the save, copying it to a local mod, installing it, editing it, copy back to unpacked
save, then compress into a save file. [/quote]


Oh nice, where would I find a program like that? Or is it easier just to make big changes, mark as MK2 and onwards and remove old ones from the game once

you have many items. You might also have to rewire and recalibrate some systems. I have found it is actually quicker just to edit the save file at that point. Although you would obviously need to

Opprinnelig skrevet av Aten:

Oh nice, where would I find a program like that? Or is it easier just to make big changes, mark as MK2 and onwards and remove old ones from the game once their not in

\Oblivion Remastered\Saved\Config\Windows

Locate the file called "GameUserSettings.ini" and edit the following to this for a 2560x1440p image.

DesiredScreenWidth=2560
DesiredScreenHeight=1440
LastUserConfirmedDesiredScreenWidth=2560

Opprinnelig skrevet av Sexxybatman:

Found a solution, forcing the GameUserSettings.ini config files seem to have worked.

Simply, go to: C:\Users\%username%\Documents\My Games

steam_audtocloud.vdf, but no save to sync.

Edit: Yeah, this seems to be it. The save files are being written to "C:\Users\<username>\Documents\My Games\Oblivion Remastered" while Steam is looking for the Cloud Saves in
OneDrive on Windows 11. I am noticing a lot of my games saves can be found within the Documents\My Games\ folder of my OneDrive by default, but from some reason Oblivion Remastered is the only game showing

at 60fps, consider cloud gaming with something like GeForce NOW for this game (limit of 100 hours per month on the 10 USD subscription unless you pay for more hours).

And if looking to save on cost
with legitimate access to the game, consider PC GamePass trial to test things out unless you absolutely want Steam achievements or you know you'll be playing the game longer than 4 months.

Edit: Your PC