An oblivion question

[quote user="bowski477"]

I certainly hope so. I can't say I mind creating another character and doing it all over. I'm just frustrated.

[/quote] I know your frustration, I had to restart a new game to get the Oblivion Walker achievement. Here's the good news: If you've completed everything else, and all you want is the Oblivion Walker achievement, it actually goes pretty fast. Just skip
everything else and do nothing but the 15 daedric artifacts. Some are available in the very early game, go after them first. As you progress, you will level up and other daedric quests become available. I think the highest level requirement is right around
level 30 or so. Ignore the skeleton key. Keep the skull of corruption. Right around level 14 when Sam G offers you a drinking contest, drop whatever else you're doing and accept his challenge. It was actually a lot of fun to go back and get just this achievement.

I thought you couldn't get rid of quest items until you were finished with the quest. That should give you credit for having the item at least once in your inventory. My stats page shows like 4 Daedric items so far and none of them are in my inventory anymore.
I do still have some stored away in my house but I never did sell any of them. Like the glitched book, Children of the Sky, that won't leave my inventory but I can't give it to the Librarian at the college, and he won't buy it either.

I really wish this achievement went by the quest and not by the artifacts themselves. I destroyed the skull of corruption long before I knew I needed it. I think I sold the Sanguine Rose. I've read that you have to have 15 in you inventory for it to unlock.
That seems to be the case with mine at least

It's ok. As long as you've completed the quest and recieved the artifact. I sold about 3 of my artifacts and I still got the achievement.

Pepsi, that's a glitch the next patch should fix it.

P.S. ANY patch whatsoever is taking alooooooong time.