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Oblivion Mods - Akura - 01-30-2011
' Wrote:I meant harder as in gameplay terms.
Evil She-demon Anti-Christ Death-Whore + 20FPS = Quickly dead Neko Hero. :<
Doesn't really make it any harder.
Just adds 547862146236436 new items and a few new balanced creatures. I can't really play Oblivion without it any more.
Oblivion Mods - Bobthemanofsteel - 01-30-2011
It says quite explicitly that it will make things harder by introducing mobs that will make your life a misery until you level up, on the download page.
Chase; Ye, got Streamline, but funnily enough I notice zero difference between grass off and grass on, even without Streamline. Performance wise, at least.
Place looks funny without Grass ;S
Also, I have collected a few Graphics Enhancement mods, just for the fact that I will in the near future be getting a new future. I can't wait to play in a beautiful world.
Oblivion Mods - ophidian - 01-30-2011
Playing Nehrim mod as I said inthe Skyrim topic.
It is a total conversion mod and so far it is A.W.E.S.O.M.E.
It changes everything, from graphics to story, map to characters etc. It is a completely new game as if you bought a new Oblivion with a new setting and storyline.
Oblivion Mods - Bobthemanofsteel - 01-30-2011
Releasetrailer is kinda epic, even though I can't actually understand any of it xD
I'll check it out when the Vanilla storyline bores me.
Oblivion Mods - n00bl3t - 01-30-2011
' Wrote:OVER-ENCUMBERED WITH AWESOME. Looks worse than Morrowind.:D
`tgm
You know you want too.:lol:
Oblivion Mods - Kontrazec (Somni) - 01-30-2011
' Wrote:`tgm
You know you want too.:lol:
TGM,TGM YOU SAY!?!?!
BACK IN MORROWIND...*walks off muttering to own beard about kids these days*
Oblivion Mods - Harus - 02-03-2011
Mine toon
Let's see, Lightsaber mod, Appachigoddess store and a couple other weapon addons.
Oblivion Mods - Agmen of Eladesor - 02-16-2011
First get the UOP and the UOP patch (Unofficial Oblivion Patch) and yes, that's a patch of a patch (fixes more things that were broken that were missed in the first one). Then get OOO, like Korny said. From there, it's whatever you want to do. I've got a couple of companions, the mannequins, and some additional quest things as well as the Clock addition. Oh, and get the Always Pick Ingredients one.
And I have Joana's love shack, the nude spell, and a couple of the other adult only things, too. I don't go for many of the highly graphic ones like weather, as my computer won't handle those.
I have all of the official plug-ins for the Xbox 360 version, but not the PC - but that's because I had a 360 that could play Oblivion long before I had a PC that could. Frostcrag Spire is, IMHO, the best single addition to the game, no matter what character class you play.
Oblivion Mods - Akura - 02-16-2011
' Wrote:I have all of the official plug-ins for the Xbox 360 version, but not the PC - but that's because I had a 360 that could play Oblivion long before I had a PC that could. Frostcrag Spire is, IMHO, the best single addition to the game, no matter what character class you play.
Get the Frostcrag for the PC, and download Frostcrag Reborn mod, it makes Frostcrag 235236236236326 times better.
Totally worth it.
Oblivion Mods - Vergil - 02-22-2011
There are several whimsical fun ones, such as
-deadly reflex, which gives you the ability to explode people, do cool finishing moves, fun stuff like that.
-supreme magicka, basically breaks the game in favor of magic.
-Midas Magic, surprisingly creative spells, and lots of em. very fun to mess around with.
extended frostcrag, basically makes your dinky mountain shack into an awesome wizard's spire, also gives a challenge area.
extended whispers of death, this can be done after completing the dark brotherhood, it gives you 4 missions and some goodies to have fun with which are kinda game breaking.
(These are less professional, but fun still, best to be installed and the end of the game after you have done everything.)
For more gameplay related things, I would recommend
-Smarter Mercantile Leveling, basically makes Mercantile not a pain in the ass to level up.
-All+5StatAttributes, this makes leveling a lot easier, makes it so you don't have to have a spreadsheet to plan out leveling. The way it works is instead of giving you a plus to what stat a skill governs, it automatically gives you a +5 to the stat with just one skill increase, rather than +2 for 2-3, +3 for 4-5, etc. May be scoffed at for making the game easier but I find it just saves a lot of hassle.
-Living Economy, this is a fun one, instead of merchants having fixed amounts of gold available, everytime you buy something their amount of gold goes up, and every time you sell something their gold goes down, simulating a pseudo economy.
-Attack and Hide, this one makes it so depending on your sneak level, you can have more than 1 sneak attack chance, if you put this on easy, your stealth character can easily break the game, would not recommend easy.
-Harvest [Flora], this one makes it so that after you have harvested something, the plant loses the part which you harvested, making it look more realistic + allowing you to know which ones you have and have not harvested.
-New Merchant items, this allows some of OOO's more obscure (and harder to get) items to be available at stores for astronomical sums, thankfully, it is leveled to your characters level, so no buying daedric armor at level 1.
-Quest Leveler Award, this one allows quest rewards (The Dark Brotherhood's Black Band as an example) to level with your character, so your level 15 assassin isn't stuck with a ring he got at level 1, but rather the ring he would of gotten if he got the reward at level 15. It simply prevents you avoiding certain quests and guild rewards so you can come back later and get a better version.
-BTMod, this allows you view more things in your inventory, increases view of map, and allows you to see weapon durability on the fly. I like this because it makes looking through my inventory less of a headache.
-No psychic guards, gets rid of the guards which were Orwell's wet dreams, and replaces them with guards who DON'T know about that coin you stole in the middle of the wilderness.
I think I got most of my favorite ones, might have a few more but these should make your Oblivion experience a little better.