What does the unofficial oblivion patch require obse

What does the unofficial oblivion patch require obse mod#
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What does the unofficial oblivion patch require obse mods#

The Lost Spires-A complete new guild, fully voiced, with an interesting storyline Natural Weather-Adds many changes to the environment and weather Realistic Physics and Force Package-a revamp of the physics system so that bodies would go flying 20 feet when hit with a sword or magic Better Cities-A revamp of all of the cities, adding many new areas to each city

What does the unofficial oblivion patch require obse mod#

Verona House:Bloodlines-Awesome quest mod with a great storyline, many varied quests, and some awesome rewards Midas Magic Spells of Aurum-Adds alot of new spells and effects, some of which are just amazing

What does the unofficial oblivion patch require obse mods#

All of the other mods by Giskard(Kvatch aftermath, Origin of the mages guild, the elder council, etc)-Just flat out awesome mods, which add so many cool things that I wouldn't even bother trying to list them

What does the unofficial oblivion patch require obse upgrade#

Cyrodil Upgrade Overhaul-Awesome overhaul that also adds a few cool features Not for everyone, but as an immersionist, I love them. It adds so much depth to combat.ДЄlso shout-out to Real Hunger (Normal or Cobl), which makes you get hungry and suffer when you don't eat, and Real Sleep, which similarly makes you need sleep and suffer when you don't. I almost deactivated it shortly after I first installed it, but I endured and grew to love it. This adds a lot more depth to the Oblivion combat system, but it also makes things harder, especially at lower levels, so be prepared. Having low fatigue is just asking to be knocked over and pummeled, but you can do it to your enemies too. If your fatigue is low, you will stagger, stumble, and occasionally fall over, as well as do less damage. Realistic Fatigue: Almost forgot this one, this is one of the most essential mods in my load order.

Huge difference, noticeable right off the bat, absolutely worth it. Symphony of Violence: Awesome mod that redoes the Oblivion combat sounds. A bit of a buff to sneaks, but personally I feel like this is the way it should have been from the start (no more bright-as-day rooms with no sources of light). I personally use LAME, but I've tried both and they're great.Дarker Dungeons: Simply makes dungeons darker. LAME or Supreme Magicka, both great magic rebalancing mods that can be used together or alone. I use it with Birthsigns Expanded, mod by the same author that rebalances the birthsigns. NGCD: Nice levelling mod that makes maxing out more difficult and balances your character out a little. I can vouch for a lot of the mods posted already, but instead I'll list some unmentioned's that I love. Quarls Texture Pack (I think that's what it's called)(Better graphics for better machines) Unofficial Oblivion Patch (fixes bugs in game) Tacadians Colored Map - Because the vanilla map is to dull My favorite would be the IC Arboretum upgradeД®lsweyr: The Deserts of Anequina - Not too popular, but I love it! Vast deserts make for awesome role-playing. Midas Spells - Easily one of the best magic mods out there.Д«ananaSplit's Better Cities - Beautiful, detailed cities. My favorite mods, in no particular order. The vote for the most popular 25 mods never took place, as far as I understand, but it can be held - although I think it should be in communion with other sites, just to get a fair picture.ДЄnyone with ideas or additions is welcome to make them. The original topic 'UESP Best Oblivion Mods V2' by Josjie can be found in Archives. It may be a bit inconsistent, but has a lot of information in it.Д®diting it, I took away some replies. This topic is a combination of what Josjie did, and what I have accomplished - or rather, what the members have.