Cheers Yes, Oblivion is definitely deceptive in its appearances, especially once you start adjusting the difficulty with mods. I think that is one of the things I like, actually. I also play Skyrim and Morrowind, both of which I enjoy (though MW remains my favourite ES game ), but those worlds are, respectively, wild and alien... Oblivion, however, has a pastoral beauty that belies its dangers.
Thank you very much! I actually had the same reaction when I saw the way it had turned out, but then I decided I was deluding myself, so it's good to know somebody else had a similar response.
I didn't add OR into this current install, though; the lighting is just "All Natural" and "Cyrodiil ENB," which I've very much been enjoying. Together, they create a soft, warm quality which really suits the game, I think.
Coming from you, Denny, that means a lot, thank you.
And now.. it is near my bedtime, alas. Perhaps I'll take more screenshots tomorrow, though I'm not sure if they'll be from Skyrim or Oblivion, I'm sort of playing both right now.
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Yes, Oblivion is definitely deceptive in its appearances, especially once you start adjusting the difficulty with mods. I think that is one of the things I like, actually. I also play Skyrim and Morrowind, both of which I enjoy (though MW remains my favourite ES game
I actually had the same reaction when I saw the way it had turned out, but then I decided I was deluding myself, so it's good to know somebody else had a similar response.
I didn't add OR into this current install, though; the lighting is just "All Natural" and "Cyrodiil ENB," which I've very much been enjoying. Together, they create a soft, warm quality which really suits the game, I think.
And now.. it is near my bedtime, alas. Perhaps I'll take more screenshots tomorrow, though I'm not sure if they'll be from Skyrim or Oblivion, I'm sort of playing both right now.