u/Cola_Dad

Hello,

I have never played Oblivion. not the original, and not the remaster. IM not one for enjoying dated games, with minor exceptions.

But now that an Oblivion remaster has been released, I am very open to playing it. However, the more I research the game, the more I see that it has performance and bug issues. So I though that perhaps I can just put some mods in there, as I am modding skyrim like a madman anyway.

But as I mentioned, I have never played Oblivion, and I only have so much time in the week, so I think I will just commit to a precompiled modpack. And I have found a list that seems to fit what I like, I think. However, seems that they vary in size and features, so I'd liek to ask for some reviews and small previews on what I get from them, and if they fit what I'm looking for.

What I AM looking for is a maximally deep, hardcore but balanced and IMMERSIVE RPG experience, that still has the original games charm and quirks. Good graphics, QoL, better audio and animations are a very good bonus to have.

This is the list I've compiled- mby some of you can tell me which would be the best fit:

- Echoes of Oblivion - A True RPG

- Dansq's Most-Endorsed & Filtered

- Ultimate Oblivion

- Midas' New Game+ Essentials

They vary by size, and I assume stability, so a balanced choice would be best. however, my rig is good enough for whatever. Skyrim has proven that.

Hello,

I have never played Oblivion. not the original, and not the remaster. IM not one for enjoying dated games, with minor exceptions.

But now that an Oblivion remaster has been released, I am very open to playing it. However, the more I research the game, the more I see that it has performance and bug issues. So I though that perhaps I can just put some mods in there, as I am modding skyrim like a madman anyway.

But as I mentioned, I have never played Oblivion, and I only have so much time in the week, so I think I will just commit to a precompiled modpack. And I have found a list that seems to fit what I like, I think. However, seems that they vary in size and features, so I'd liek to ask for some reviews and small previews on what I get from them, and if they fit what I'm looking for.

What I AM looking for is a maximally deep, hardcore but balanced and IMMERSIVE RPG experience, that still has the original games charm and quirks. Good graphics, QoL, better audio and animations are a very good bonus to have.

This is the list I've compiled- mby some of you can tell me which would be the best fit:

- Echoes of Oblivion - A True RPG

- Dansq's Most-Endorsed & Filtered

- Ultimate Oblivion

- Midas' New Game+ Essentials

They vary by size, and I assume stability, so a balanced choice would be best. however, my rig is good enough for whatever. Skyrim has proven that.

Hello,

I have never played Oblivion. not the original, and not the remaster. IM not one for enjoying dated games, with minor exceptions.

But now that an Oblivion remaster has been released, I am very open to playing it. However, the more I research the game, the more I see that it has performance and bug issues. So I though that perhaps I can just put some mods in there, as I am modding skyrim like a madman anyway.

But as I mentioned, I have never played Oblivion, and I only have so much time in the week, so I think I will just commit to a precompiled modpack. And I have found a list that seems to fit what I like, I think. However, seems that they vary in size and features, so I'd liek to ask for some reviews and small previews on what I get from them, and if they fit what I'm looking for.

What I AM looking for is a maximally deep, hardcore but balanced and IMMERSIVE RPG experience, that still has the original games charm and quirks. Good graphics, QoL, better audio and animations are a very good bonus to have.

This is the list I've compiled- mby some of you can tell me which would be the best fit:

- Echoes of Oblivion - A True RPG

- Dansq's Most-Endorsed & Filtered

- Ultimate Oblivion

- Midas' New Game+ Essentials

They vary by size, and I assume stability, so a balanced choice would be best. however, my rig is good enough for whatever. Skyrim has proven that.

The time has come for me, after so so long, to finally try and play this so called masterpiece of a conversion mod.

However, as it is based on the ages old skyrim engine, I would liek to mod it as well. My question is 2-fold:

1. How do you mod Enderal? Is it just like Skyrim, with the nexus mod manager, or is there a difference? And as a matter of fact, do all skyrim mods work with enderal>
2. Doe anyone have a modlist they play with that modernizes the game? I just dont feel like digging through the nexus for 2 weeks to find all the fine tuning necessary. Besides, ive never played it before, so modding while blind would be... unwise.

The time has come for me, after so so long, to finally try and play this so called masterpiece of a conversion mod.

However, as it is based on the ages old skyrim engine, I would liek to mod it as well. My question is 2-fold:

1. How do you mod Enderal? Is it just like Skyrim, with the nexus mod manager, or is there a difference? And as a matter of fact, do all skyrim mods work with enderal>

2. Doe anyone have a modlist they play with that modernizes the game? I just dont feel like digging through the nexus for 2 weeks to find all the fine tuning necessary. Besides, ive never played it before, so modding while blind would be... unwise.

And it mostly comes from the Harran virus.

Here is what I mean: The Beast, and frankly already the games prior, prove that the virus can mutate. We already have Volatiles, spitters, bolters, the hulk guys, and other types. not to mention, a sentient volatile in The Following. The virus has mutation potential, and, as the GRE in the first game already had planned, can be weaponized. Not to mention new strains to be developed. Meaning, interesting, wild and overall cool zombie and monster designs are very possible.

But thats not all. We got potential for the protagonists. We of course have the GOAT Aiden- joking joking- the absolute BEAST that is Kyle Crane, who, sure can be 2 dimensional at times, but has a certain charm that early Chris Redfield had. 9Not to mention they share a VA, i think). And while AIden was lack luster imo due to the games design being more RPGesque, I think there is potential to still add 3-5 interesting and badass protagonists with the franchise going forward. Build a whole universe. And then have them crossover and interact. And by then its just free hype marketing.

That is to say, putting the lore potential, the character and story potential, together with the absolute BANGER that is the parkour gameplay and the horror elements at night, I think Dying Light has Resident Evil levels of potential! And I love both of these franchises.

But thats just me.

P.S. Also ''Dying Light'' just rolls of the tongue and can EASILY become a household name, if treated with care.