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05.23 - Initial Release
05.23.1
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Part 35: Weapons Of Morrowind - OOO (Extended) Patch
--Updated--
Part 4: Imperial City Landscape fix (updated install)
Part 7: Seamless OCO (updated install)
Part 9: EVE for Oscuro Oblivion Overhaul (corrected download & updated install)
Part 10: Better Cities (updated install)
Part 12: All Natural (updated install)
Part 24: Jaysus Blades (updated install)
Part 26: Legion Forester Outposts (updated install)
Part 28: SM DLC Plugin Refurbish (updated install)
Part 36: Prebash Merge (added All Natural Real Lights - Better Cities IC Patch)
Part 37: Load Order updated
--Final Steps--
Part 36: Rebuild Preba... -
The theme of MOFAM was always to enhance every aspect of vanilla, expand on the game's narrative by providing a wealth of new lore-friendly quests, and make full use of the modding tools we have available. My background was QA so ensuring Im delivering a quality piece of software is purely instinctive.
A theme with any given large modlist is balance. Yes, we have script-heavy mods, we have plenty of retextures, plenty of quests. I have tested (and endorsed) quite literally thousands of mods to ensure MOFAM is capable of an install-and-play level of stability & enjoyment whilst staying true to the original developer's expectations.
We will make full uses of MO2, xedit, zmerge, xlodgen, BS Arch Pro, enb, bethini & lastly wrye bash.
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PC in test, given you may draw a similar local comparison in what to expect when you have MOFAM installed.
PC (September 2020-onward):
Device:
Dedicated Windows PC: 10GB Gigabyte RTX3080 / 1TB m.2 / i9 10900k / 32GB 3200hz RAM.
OS:
Windows 10 2004
In-game Resolution:
3840x1600
Average FPS (capped at 60):
Exteriors: 50 fps
Interiors: 58 fps...