Fixes a ton of quest bugs in the game and general glitches, and also adds an item to the game you can use to reset bugs like the Vampire face glitch and broken stats (permanently damaged stats from diseases or from the game miscalculating level ups). This mod is essential for Character Overhaul and generally fixes alot of texture issues you may run into if you decide to take your modding further.Įxactly what it says on the tin.
This mod is not as heavy or game changing as it sounds, it simply makes NPCS look ALOT better, as by default the majority of the characters in the games faces, including yours, look hideous, bloated and round. A simple mod that drastically improves the quality of life in Oblivion.Ī mod that is similar to A Takes All, this one makes buying and selling much faster, allowing for CTRL + click to sell items one at a time with a way to skip all annoying clicking in the barter menu. By default you can do this but you have to manually move the mouse and click the option, with this mod, it makes it much quicker. This mod is very simple, it adds a function to the A key that allows you to 'loot all' quickly. If you try to change the FOV only using vanilla console commands, the FOV resets upon entering 3rd person or mounting a horse. You can manually increase the FOV to 110 in game, whatever setting you change is permanent. Once installed, the mod automatically changes your FOV to 90 at all times, while keeping the default 75 FOV for the menus, to stop them going crazy.
Very easy to install and use, if you manually edit the FOV in the config it will cause the UI to glitch out and the mouse to perform in strange ways on the menus. RTNM is 75% smaller in file size and has no noticeable performance impact over the Vanilla textures and makes the game look considerably less dated. While this is not quite as HD as Qarls nor does it retexture *everything*, it is small, easy to download and install. Only use it for Skyrim and other games that were added to the Nexus website AFTER the Mod Manager was created. While it is a pain to have multiple mod managers for the Nexus, until the team there fix their manager, it is not worth using it for Oblivion, Fallout 3 or Fallout New Vegas. It cannot read mods that are created for Oblivion Mod Manager properly and can cause them to install incorrectly. DO NOT use Nexus Mod Manager for Oblivion. Look through Google to find a quick start guide if you have troubles. If you're going to run any mods, it is recommended to use this as alot of them require it and some mods will cause the game to fail upon launch if OBSE is not present.Ī very easy program to get to grips with and makes installing and managing mods a breeze to do.
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