#OBLIVION NEW LANDS MODS MOD#
#OBLIVION NEW LANDS MODS MODS#

#OBLIVION NEW LANDS MODS MODS#

Will start new playthrough of TTW when 3.2.3 releases with only 'Vicious Wastes' plus some quality of life mods like: 'lStewieAl's Tweaks', 'Unnecessary Tweaks', 'Vanilla UI+', 'Improved Recipe Menu', 'FOV Slider' etc. Only noticeable mods in that playthrough where JIP's 'Realistic Weapon Overheating' and 'Selective Fire'. My last satisfying playthrough of Fallout was in 2015 when I played TTW for the first time and did around 80% of all the content with mostly vanilla setup. Stopped a lot of playthroughs because game became a chore under 30 hours with lot of mods.

( ) My strategy of modding is to add any mods that does not break the functionality of TTW, easily self patched and adds to game play (eg, A World of Pain)Д®mpty feeling mods that does not really add to anything except for being gimmicky and nice to have for a short while. If you like vanilla I suggest searching for mc_tammer/user826's mods as his/her mods were built using base game assets. I have reverted to vanilla for quite awhile now and adding only mods that were correctly converted for TTW 3.2.2. I have not found a single ENB settings that are pleasing but that is just me. ENBs especially makes me puke with all the overused DoF and cancer inducing colors which makes me wonder how can one stand using them.

Empty feeling mods that does not really add to anything except for being gimmicky and nice to have for a short while.ДЄll the hires textures ,animations mods and ENBs just felt unneeded and unnecessary unless you like to frequently upload screenshots/videos of your game. If you read my crappy wall of text, thank you and congratulations! How do you feel that over time your focus in playing modded games has changed? Is it similar to mine or the inverse?ДЇor me, I tried the whole package - Project Nevada, Asurah/Hitman's animation, Solid Project, Hi-res textures, Weapons of Millenia, WMX, EVE, FCO, Drag's stuffs etc and overtime I just find that they are just for novelty. Only real exceptions to this rule are things that add too many nice features despite being more 'chocolate' in nature than vanilla (mostly with Oblivion ). Instead of something like DarnUI I use Vanilla UI Plus and I don't have anything like JSawyer or Project Nevada. Now I'm turning 30 next month and I find that I opt for more of a vanilla with sprinkles approach that values stability over extra content out the wazoo.

When I was in my early 20s I flocked to mods like Project Nevada and Oscuro's Oblivion Overhaul.

#OBLIVION NEW LANDS MODS MOD#

In modding Bethesda games (or even in general), what do you find to be your overall 'strategy' or 'method' to be when creating a mod list for playing the game rather than creating mods? I'm an end-user and not a modder and my 'tastes' in mods over time have changed. I've never really posted on modding forums but I enjoy TTW enough and it's late enough here I wanted to pose a question to whoever wants to answer.

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