/v/ - Video Games

>I'd humbly like to ask /v/ for a mod list that I can compile and use for the definitive experience.

There is no definitive experience. Get the unofficial patches, something to fix the level scaling, and maybe a UI mod. The rest is up to personal taste.

>>15913156

The best way to mod Oblivion is to hit the uninstall button, then go install Morrowind.

Remove that friend, delete your account. Nothing can remedy the absolute shitpile that Oblivion is.

>>15913156

It's impossible to fix Oblivion even with mods.

>>15913202

This, you won't know what you want to change until you experience the base game. Mods are for after that. The best mod is to play Morrowind instead.

Go to tesgeneral's website and download the mods recommended there. I would only get the graphical mods, bug fixes, and game stabilization mods.

This game is a lot more finicky to get working with mods than skyrim or morrowind, so be careful.

It's a steaming pile of shit. Don't waste your time.

The levelling system is garbage.

Get the loot-descaler mod and see if you can do anything about the player levelling system.

You can get mods which improve the graphics, but Oblivion will always look odd. The game has a strange charm to its jank, you need to get used to it.

>>15913156

if you cannot follow >>15913266 's advice, then you should uninstall yourself instead

bonus points if you listen to this while youre uninstalling yourself

go to >>>/tes/ for some of your needs

>>15913819

I like Oblivion.

>>15913156

Loverslab, you can grab almost all the stuff you need over there.

>>15913819

i love oblivion

>>15914029

>/v/ doesn't actually play videogames

>when several anon ITT have recommended a better game to play instead, and others have discussed modding Oblivion

>le '/v/ is one person' maymay

>>>/cuckchan/

>>15914064

>/v/ isn't a hivemind

I use the XP mod. It kind of fixes the level scaling issues because you can choose what you actually want to level up instead of using exploits or min maxing to hell and back.

>>15913156

Highly recommend a general purpose bug-fix patch mod, and something to fix the leveling process like >>15914177 describes. Don't ask me what mods in particular, but those 2 things should at least make it playable without affecting the actual gameplay or story.

>>15914029

>/v/ doesn't actually play video games

<he says this unironically while in the same post says he has a graphics card that doesn't compare to an Xbox 360 in 2006

I think it's you that doesn't play games.

searching for oblivion mod that lets me play in 3rd person

>>15913266

/thread. On the other hand you could just install arcanum.

>>15913869

Can you make a gay Argonian twink with a love of animal and monster dicks?

Yes!

>>15914236

You can do that by default.

>>15914435

Yes.

>>15913819

Like all the elder scrolls games, its mechanics are broken and you need to take advantage of that to have fun.

>Merry Christmas anons!

>Someone gifted me Aid's today

enjoy your poz'd neg hole faggot

>>15914596

Of course you will need OBSE and the mod manager

Uninstall.exe

>>15914596

>oscuro's

This makes the game objectively worse. In morrowind you had trainers without a level limit for training, teleportation/intervention, and hidden stuff throughout the world you could get to help you with the many unfair encounters you could meet. Oscuro's has none of that to my knowledge, and is ultimately a more bland version of morrowind.

Whichever mod lets you fuck the female monsters

>>15913156

You absolutely need Unofficial Patch and OOO, but no more.

>>15913156

Get the unofficial patches and textures first, then worry about game changing shit.

>>15914950

I wanted to make a nordic themed roguelike named Vinlandsaga but never got around to it

>>15914463

God I wish that were me

>>15917417

You can't into computers.

start here

Don't mod it. Play it Vanilla. Use magic.

>>15913858

>>15913926

I want to marry Oblivion

>>15913156

>https://wiki.step-project com/User:Hishutup/OblivionGuide

You might want to take a look at this

>>15917919

>using Skyrim as a metric for how good something is

Skyrim is just as bad as Oblivion. They're both shit.

>>15917939

>this pile of shit is steaming slightly more than that one

I don't see the problem

>>15917939

A pile of shit or a bigger pile of shit? Tell me which is more shit my friend.

>>15913156

the only requirements for oblivion modding is the community patches and maybe something to unfuck the level scaling

personally i use Kamikazes leveling and oblivion scaling unclusterfucked

OOO is good but it also adds in alot of shit you may or may not like, all a matter of taste tbh

id recommend you do a bit of research yourself to see what takes your fancy

If you ever get sick of the retarded leveling system use the Oblivion XP mod.

Also get the mod that increases the limit on custom spells and enchants if you want to break the game.

Modding Oblivion is significantly harder than I expected it to be. It's been 2 days figuring this shit out and I still haven't even started the game yet.

>>15930469

Modding the game is more fun than the actual game itself anyway. The problem with oblivion is that it has the same shitty combat as morrowind but without the interesting world, good quests, good story and interesting ways to break the game with custom spells and the such. Instead it's replaced with crap level scaling and brain dead quests where you just follow quest markers or alternatively, you turn them off and are left completely lost because the quests don't give any real description of where you need to go.

It doesn't matter even if you fix the level scaling, bugs etc with mods since some things like the story and terrible quest system can't be fixed barring an entire overhaul of the game, at which point you may as well be playing a different game anyway.

>>15914435

Hard mode: try not to be a faggot.

>>15913156

Play it without mods so you can see what a piece of shit it is.

>>15914236

I haven't tried any of these myself, but they look like they might be good.

https://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/45754

https://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/29942

https://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/24147

https://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/47764

This mod just came out. It makes diagonal movement look a bit better.

https://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/49067

>>15914462

Not really. It's pretty much impossible to fight well in vanilla third person.

>>15914596

>Oscuro's Oblivion Overhaul

OOO is extremely overrated, and it changes absolutely everything. It's definitely not something that should be used for a first playthrough.

>>15938433

>OOO is extremely overrated, and it changes absolutely everything.

I didn't try many overjauls other than OOO but I pointedly recall that it was leaps and bounds better than the base game which was incredibly poorly designed and had level scaling that was completely broken.

>>15930888

Oblivion actually has better quests than either Morrowind or Skyrim. People say Morrowind has better quests because for some reason they think getting lost = great quest, regardless of the actual content of a quest.

>>15938627

OOO doesn't fix the broken level scaling, though - it removes it completely, and it does so in a completely random and haphazard way. With OOO, whether or not you're able to complete any given quest is a matter of dumb luck. The quests were designed with a leveled world in mind, so it didn't matter where they sent you. In OOO, you can get a quest in town that leads you to a dungeon which is so high-level that it's basically impossible for you to complete the quest. And that's not even getting into the pile of miscellaneous changes OOO makes that may or may not be to someone's liking.

OOO is only good for people who utterly despise everything about Oblivion and think level scaling is a crime against humanity. It's definitely not for someone who's never played the game before.

>>15940551

>In OOO, you can get a quest in town that leads you to a dungeon which is so high-level that it's basically impossible for you to complete the quest.

I should also specify that this happens with no warning whatsoever. It's not like the game world is neatly divided into a level 1-10 region, a level 11-20 region, and so on. At least then you'd know what you're getting into. That's not the case with OOO. There's no rhyme or reason to what level a given dungeon is.

Nehrim had a deleveled world, too, but it did it systematically and gave you the information you needed to know what you were getting into. If you got a quest from a town in the level 1-10 region, it would send you somewhere within that same region, or if it didn't, the game would make it clear it was sending you to a higher-level area and that you might want to postpone that quest for the time being.

>>15914940

Skyrim has skyblivion and skywind

>>15940579

>wanting skyrim's gameplay in morrowind

>wanting skyrim's bland mud aesthetics in oblivion

Yeah, just install graphics mods.