You can't just use the fixes people use for regular Oblivion? Though tbf I've done all that and it still crashes sometimes (ex. occasionally when I equip a piece of armor or load into a new cell) Same with the UI, though I wouldn't recommend darnified because that makes everything way too fucking small
If you get the chance, try out Enderal. Its made by the same people and its for Skyrim.
Oblivion is the most unstable of the modern TES games so there isn't too much that you can do. I'm guessing you have 4gb patch, so maybe try one of the mesh optimization mods that are floating around and see if that helps. Nehrim uses a lot of vanilla assets so the changes should also be applied there if you install them correctly. Unfortunately, Nehrim is also packed with many of those assets in smaller spaces, quickly leading to crashes more often than even playing Oblivion normally. As for the UI, Darnified is outdone by other mods you can find outside Nexus. There was a nice I found on a Russian blog but I would have to go find the link again. Still worse than Morrowind's or Skyrim's (modded) UI though.
I played Oblivion after Skyrim, and it was very fun. You only need to do a little adjusting to be able to play both well.
I did the same. Yeah Oblivion and Skyrim are extremely similar, it is a very very small adjustment going from one to the other
I struggle with Oblivion's alien NPCs and even more janky animation, but the difference in terms of raw execution and gameplay is negligible.
I wonder if this shit's ever gonna come out.
Whenever there's a massive bottleneck in TR or PT content progress it's always because of questing, in the case of Anvil it takes forever for volunteers to write every last bit of new dialogue in the huge city. It's not like a game studio where you're paid to sit there 9-5 and crunch content.
Making a quest that has more than three Journal entries takes me longer than building a new town with 75+ people in it with unique dialogue and visual story telling, I fucking hate the journal system
Interesting the Gavin Clayton (DFU's creator) hasn't even retweeted this. I wonder if they needed to talk to Bethesda about this? I know they mentioned DFU in the changelog of the latest Daggerfall Steam update, so maybe he helped them out with that? The GOG cut has a good list of mods, but I'd recommend disabling DREAM and Roleplay and Realism your first playthrough. Most of them are just visual mods.
No it's freeware, you can go to Bethesda's Official Website and download it, plus it's free on Steam too. Don't gotta pay shit.
The leveling system is closer to Morrowind's than Skyrim's but other than that and graphics they are pretty simular.
It's quite different from Morrowind, Daggerfall is probably more different from Morrowind than Morrowind is from Skyrim. If you're interested in playing it it's still worth a shot though.
