I love the idea but the execution is pretty sloppy. There is absolutely no reason for this mod to move every object in Falanu's house back and to the right. It moves her door and makes a wordspace edit to the entrance to her house. I used TES4Edit to remove every edit that wasn't her boyfriend or the love letter, and moved the boyfriend and love letter into place with the original coordinates of the house using the construction set. The goal of this mod is to place a letter and corpse in her house, nothing more. All these other edits increase incompatibility with other mods. There is absolutely no reason for all of these extra edits. Always check your edits in TES4Edit before publishing a mod.
Ha! Thanks! Every time I see one of your immersion mods I always think, "Wow, I never considered it, but Oblivion really NEEDS that to feel more complete!" and I had been trying to challenge myself for a while to come up with something that you haven't already. I'm guess my warped mind finally produced /something/, although, I cheated a little because Young Scrolls helped me get there! ;)
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The goal of this mod is to place a letter and corpse in her house, nothing more. All these other edits increase incompatibility with other mods. There is absolutely no reason for all of these extra edits. Always check your edits in TES4Edit before publishing a mod.
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"Let's assume... no."
Anyway, this mod inspired a suitable amount of revulsion in me and is thus absolutely perfect.
Every time I see one of your immersion mods I always think, "Wow, I never considered it, but Oblivion really NEEDS that to feel more complete!" and I had been trying to challenge myself for a while to come up with something that you haven't already. I'm guess my warped mind finally produced /something/, although, I cheated a little because Young Scrolls helped me get there! ;)