Time is a strange thing. Blink, and ten years have passed. I remember vividly working on Integration. Later putting together the "no requirements version". Also the unique clothes addon - which I still haven't found again. I can't believe that ten years have passed.
Many years ago my old PC got problems with the official forums, HOWEVER it was good to know that they were still there. And also I thought (yes, hindsight...) that having my mods available on my own website was a safe bet. Until it was hacked beyond repair a couple of months ago. So every old mod of mine I could find (Integration: TSL, RBP, LAME) I've uploaded to tesnexus..., nope, now its called nexusmods ;-).
Now I've seen that even the official forums have been closed forever. I still remember when an internal FCOM board went kaput. So many great people I've lost touch with. I can't even list them all. People working on tools. Mods. Helping me with my mods. And many, many, many, many more.
Oblivion is still holding a kind of magic for me. I always wanted to continue modding; however lots and lots and lots of Real Life got in the way (many good things, a couple of bad things, but that's life, isn't it?). And now, after finishing a lot of Real Life stuff... more than a decade has passed.
I don't know if I will be able to pick up modding again. For the first time since more than a decade not for real life obligations and time constraints (although I do have a lot less time than back in 2009 - 2010). But for tools not working and stuff (like scripting wikis) simply disappearing from the internet.
Maybe its just nostalgia clouding my mind. I've missed you all. And I'm happy that I can make these old mods for anyone still interested in them available again.
Kind regards, bg
Oh. And about Integration: TSL... a small mod with about 80 quests, 24 hours of silent dialogue, a couple of new guilds and some of the most strange and downright crazy quests ever made in Oblivion.
Integration - The Stranded Light (1 comment)
Time is a strange thing. Blink, and ten years have passed. I remember vividly working on Integration. Later putting together the "no requirements version". Also the unique clothes addon - which I still haven't found again. I can't believe that ten years have passed.
Many years ago my old PC got problems with the official forums, HOWEVER it was good to know that they were still there. And also I thought (yes, hindsight...) that having my mods available on my own website was a safe bet. Until it was hacked beyond repair a couple of months ago. So every old mod of mine I could find (Integration: TSL, RBP, LAME) I've uploaded to tesnexus..., nope, now its called nexusmods ;-).
Now I've seen that even the official forums have been closed forever. I still remember when an internal FCOM board went kaput. So many great people I've lost touch with. I can't even list them all. People working on tools. Mods. Helping me with my mods. And many, many, many, many more.
Oblivion is still holding a kind of magic for me. I always wanted to continue modding; however lots and lots and lots of Real Life got in the way (many good things, a couple of bad things, but that's life, isn't it?). And now, after finishing a lot of Real Life stuff... more than a decade has passed.
I don't know if I will be able to pick up modding again. For the first time since more than a decade not for real life obligations and time constraints (although I do have a lot less time than back in 2009 - 2010). But for tools not working and stuff (like scripting wikis) simply disappearing from the internet.
Maybe its just nostalgia clouding my mind. I've missed you all. And I'm happy that I can make these old mods for anyone still interested in them available again.
Kind regards,
bg
Oh. And about Integration: TSL... a small mod with about 80 quests, 24 hours of silent dialogue, a couple of new guilds and some of the most strange and downright crazy quests ever made in Oblivion.