* Natural Environments changes the environment, weather, general look and feel of the outdoors. * IMPEREAL is in the same category as the Imperial Waters - the game can run without it, but you won't want to once you try it. * The Imperial Waters isn't strictly speaking a must-have, but it adds some much needed class to the otherwise drab Imperial City. The mod is a fully configurable install, use as much as or little as you like. The overhaul also changes the economy, resets respawn times, skill increases, and can add new monsters and items. In addition, the level settings also make it nigh-impossible to finish out one of the guild questlines at low level. Also sets the Imperial Legion to a fixed level - since it's kind of silly that they would have a chance against the Champion of Cyrodiil if s/he decided to start some shit in town though it also makes it a death sentence to start trouble at low levels. Dungeons are now a set level, making wandering into a high level one rather dangerous. Tired of running into level 46 bandits with Daedric armor and magic weapons? This is for you.
It resets the levels of most monsters so that they're fixed, rather than leveling with the player. *Once companions are in the game, Francisco's Leveled Creatures and Items mod is my next stop. Guess it got ripped off one too many times. *I would link Montana's Sexy Companion II for those not CM inclined. Just remember, in Oblivion they call them Partners and not Companions for whatever reason. If you don't have SI, I don't have any specific recommendations but a quick Nexus search will bring up literally hundreds of companions for you to choose from. As they are Mazken and Aureal respectively, you have to have Shivering Isles to use them. I can't recommend any specific companions really, since I use my own, but I have in the past used Trina and Kira, and Raizsha and Shantara to good effect.
CM is still head and shoulders above Companion Share and Recruit. It's what RR was originally based on, and while you won't find them to be as good as my work. * CM Partners is pretty much the companion system to get.
Don't forget you'll need the latest OBSE as well as the Universal Silent Voice plugin for any mod that's dialog heavy but doesn't have voice files.įor mods themselves, I can only speak for myself, but. Oblivion Mod Manager is of course the starting point, same as in FO3. Instead, full post! Then I can yammer as much as I like and people who don't read comments may well find a few new goodies, as well. but let's face it, this is me and the comment will quickly get too big for Blogger to allow it to be posted. So, David wants to get into Cyrodiil, but isn't sure which mods to pick from the massive number on TESNexus?
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