I notice the mod tools seem similar, but Oblivion is older so maybe the process is not as complicated? Yes, that's hope talking.Īssuming the modding process is just as complicated, I'd rather decide to skip it. I'm not looking for assistance getting Oblivion to work, but rather I'm wondering if modding TTW requires the same efforts. It sits on my desktop along with the plethora of mod tools associated with it. In the end, it just didn't work out and the effort I put into trying to mod Oblivion left me not really wanting to play it at all. Along with the recommended mods, the myriad of skeletons and animations, I finally got a stable working modded Oblivion.However, the seams. I decided to scrap huge game tweaks like the survival aspect and just try to get bouncing breasteses to work. Through the laborious process, I discovered more neat features, like the survival game aspects that someone modded into Oblivion, but after spending 4 days banging my head against the keyboard, I had come to realize that I was not a patient enough person to mod Oblivion THAT much. Loverslab mods intrigued me the most (because who doesn't want bouncing boobs?), but updated graphics and bug/annoyance fixes were also up there.
I found Wrye Bash and a seemingly endless ocean of mods. It was at that point that I realized how nostalgia can lead to some unsavory emotional byproducts, namely frustration.
I'm new to Fallout modding, but not new to modding (not really even Bethesda titles) and I'm asking opinions from those who are seasoned.Ī couple months or so ago I was struck with nostalgia and noticed that some of my favorite Bethesda titles were low priced.
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