u/Head-Educator6517

Hey folks! I dearly love both Morrowind and Oblivion. I’ve always wanted to try Morroblivion, which is an incredible project that’s recreated the entirety of Morrowind and its DLC in Oblivion’s more modern gaming engine. It's feature complete, which means can you can enjoy Morrowind’s entire story with the improved combat and gameplay mechanics of Oblivion. For the purists, there are options to turn off settings like map markers, but otherwise, the core exploration, story, and dialogue gameplay of Morrowind is preserved.

My easy to follow modding guide for Morroblivion will help you enjoy Morroblivion with beautiful new visuals, animations, music, and sounds, all further enhanced by Oblivion Reloaded Combined and ENB.

Hope you enjoy 💖

After 17 years of playing and having guitars that include my 1966 Harmony by Heath H78 and my 2004 MIJ Fujigen Epiphone Les Paul Custom (LQ Series)...this is my favourite electric guitar!

In 2025, I got my Monoprice Indio Offset OS30 DLX because I wanted a white guitar with P90s. It's an incredible Jazzmaster copy and what struck me about it was how comfortable the shape was. Coming from playing exclusively Les Pauls until that point, I just couldn't put it down. It's become my main guitar.

Now I have my Squier Sonic Mustang! I went into my local guitar shop fully expecting to walk out with a Sonic Telecaster. But when I tried it, the Tele sadly didn't feel good to play at all. I saw this red Mustang and immediately grabbed it.

The name made me grin because the Ford Mustang is my dream car, so I was already intrigued. Then I played this guitar. Love at first strum! The pickups are perfect, somewhere between a Strat and a Tele. Cleans are pristine. Crunch, overdrive, and distortion (including high gain) are punchy and snarly without being muddy.

I love how it feels to play. The neck is remarkably smooth! I wondered how the short scale would be for me, since I'm a tall woman with large hands. I'm very happy to say it's super comfortable! The whole guitar is just magical, light weight, simple controls, sounds like a dream for every style you could ever want.

I bought it intending to mod the aesthetics and will absolutely keep the pickups. The weak tuners were replaced with Musiclily's 18:1 Pro in-line locking tuners. The nut is now black bone. Added the important detail of a red switch tip. My strap is Walker & Williams LIP-30 Black Sand Premium strap with paisley tooling. And I just had to have Musiclily's pearl white pickguard!

So now it looks just like a 1965 Mustang😉

I followed the Below Zero guide and I'm having a blast with my third character!

My first died of radiation overload because I had no idea how essential having Fungal Purge handy was. My second had a messed up progression so I had to start over. The systems are unforgiving but fair, because learning them makes sense and they all work well together. I'm using a handful of texture, animation, and sound mods to further enhance this brutal experience.

I like how the world actually feels dangerous. Combat is high-stakes and vicious. There's this constant tension between knowing exploration and fighting will likely reward you with more (and usually better) resources, but calculating how much it will cost you if you actually engage, in terms of the scarce resources you already have. Leveling up and upgrading gear is so, so satisfying for this very reason.

I know there's a gripping story, but I'm enjoying slowly unraveling it as I simply explore more. All screenshots are just around the Train Car starting area. This is far from a comfort game because of the sheer adrenaline at all times, but it's incredibly satisfying to just pick up and play whenever. It's also addictive the better you get a surviving.

Honestly, I haven't had this much fun since modding Fallout New Vegas. I've been looking for a challenging, survival horror experience with Fallout so I'm thrilled FROST exists!

Anyone else have this experience?

Using MO2, the modlist I followed is the straightforward Reign of the Septims, which is the successor to Oblivion Comprehensive Modding Guide by Dispensation.

All screenshots were taken with the latest version of Oblivion Reloaded Combined.

As an experienced modder, I mixed and matched some mods from both guides. I highly recommend the GOG version on Oblivion GOTY Deluxe.

Oblivion is my favourite Elder Scrolls game. It's the one that introduced me to RPGs as a kid. I love it dearly and replay every couple of years, rediscovering something new and joyful every time. Enjoy these screenshots from my adventures ✨