OBLIVION LEVEL SCALING MOD MOD

If you've not used Wrye Mash or anything of the sort then go with Oblivion Mod Manager (OBMM) - or people will blame me for pushing the difficult stuff too soon.ДЇrom your avatar I'm guessing that you have used mods with Morrowind. BAIN is better for large load orders and has a learning curve (unless familiar with Wrye Mash and its BAIN). Otherwise OBMM will work for using only a few mods. 7 of which are Major, the remaining 14 Minor. It boils down to a few simple principles: - Each character has 21 skills. If you plan on using Wrye Bash (some mods require it) then I'd use BAIN (part of Wrye Bash) as the primary installer. The advancement system in Oblivion is a complex and interesting evolution of the system used in previous Elder Scrolls games. What it will come down to for best results is to use an installer. ^~LIL B0NE5~^ Posts: 3449 Joined: Wed 12:38 pmДЄlso if you have never used mods before - read the and the top of the forum.ДЇor getting mods to work together read the thread. Lately I've been preferring the unleveled (completely random what you encounter. I'm not such a big fan of all the other stuff that is touched by it though. You start out fighting mud crabs, rats and goblins and by the end of the game you're still fighting mud crabs, but the rats and goblins.

Put simply, the vanilla game does a horrible job. I have played OOO/FCOM and enjoyed the content immensely. Oblivion Scaling Unclusterfucked is an ambitious project that tries to, as the name suggests, uncluster the mess that is Oblivion's encounter and loot scaling. So how you want the game to scale is up to you from the choices available. There are a few others, but they slip my mind. Information is sorely lacking about it.ДЄlso within the many esp of are esp for unscaled (undermined) encounters and loot. is like MMM and adds creatures galore (the base mod) and the scaling is a lot of the time unscaled like TIE. Allows you to keep increasing skills for attribute bonuses before going to sleep, even after the game told you you are ready to level up. It regenerates health by 10 Endurance per hour, like in Morrowind. builds on OOO but does not allow other leveling mods from what I understand. This mod makes it so waiting no longer regenerates all health at once. Of the scaling mods in the Scaling Overhaul Comparison I will add that there are a few others out there. Some mods do both but most mods we call overhauls are scaling mods and most can be used with any number of leveling mods. How you challenge the world and rise in power is leveling.

That is how it is broken down - how the world challenges you with new stuff is scaling (to your level). as it described in a very basic manner how the major scaling mods are designed and their scope.ДЄnd which goes a bit more into leveling mods.

That worked really well for me.For all around great place to search for stuff. IIRC the further you got from a road and the further that road was was from a village, town or settlement, the nastier the mosters got. I especially agree with Gothic 2's approach. Except I found out about Obscuro's mod for Oblivion which fixed monster levels throughout the game, made it epic at the beginning. You get stronger and this allows you to enter areas with stronger enemies. As you get stronger you can travel more and more parts of the world. The hardest battle was end of act 1 and from then on it got easier and the bosses at the end of the game were a piece of cace.ДЇor open world games I prefer the aproach of Gothic1+2 and Risen1: You can go whereever you want but most things can kill you right away. But Tyranny had a strange difficulty curve. Tyranny had level scaling and it was better than Oblivion (well, its hard to get worse). This and the terrible german translation made me quit this game forever. After killing tons of demons I have epic battles against immortal goblins. Every time i hear 'level scaling' I get traumatic memories of Oblivion.

Oblivion level scaling mod