They are both very good games in different ways. So it's too tough to call. If I had to choose I would say Oblivion. Purely based on the fact that I preferred the setting.
First I would say that for just one degree would be very difficult to narrow down. Computer science in the context you speak wouldn't go a miss. When I first read you post I was thinking English just on the basis of good communication and reading skills are key but the world is basically computers now so I can see where you are coming from.
It's been a little while since I built my system but I would be inclined to invest in the better processor and motherboard. As these are key components. If you pick the right motherboard future upgrades will be facilitated. The graphics card is an easily upgraded component that can be obtained as low cost as there are new models out all the time. The right processor and motherboard can last you a while upgrading GPU, memory ect as required. Although take what I say with a pinch of salt I haven't been following the market as closely lately. Hope it's of some help.
Am got to study for exams and I don't have time to do anything else. I havn't seen my girlfriend in ages and I think that we are drifting apart. It is very frustrating.
At the moment I have really starting losing interest fast. Am stuck in uni exams and a load of other **** Am starting to realise that gaming although it can be fun it a total waste of time. I try and play guitar or read when am bored before I resort to gaming. Don't get me wrong though it has a time and a place.
First of all, Christmas is commercialised completely now anyway. And aside from that it's just a time to get together for all the family and since it's a holiday why not just celebrate it at the same time. Makes life easier. In my family it's about giving gifts and having a nice dinner there is no mention of the Christian holiday it just so happens to be on the same day and for convinience we call it Christmas. lol am just talking crap oh well.
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