blaze1093

I have 123 ESP/ESM active, and I just passed 200 total mods. I've been working on this for about two weeks, and it's very stable. It's a laptop. Dual core 2.0 ghz processing, Radeon Mobile HD 3650, 4 GB of RAM. My computer does things that it rightfully shouldn't do. I have texture mods out the wazoo. I also run Wars in Skyrim as well as Civil Unrest. I get some stuttering in the very complex mountains in the west, but it's very playable. Just added Deus Mons. Pretty much needed since I'm OCD and am a display/hoarde addict. Should have seen my Oblivion bookshelves... every book, alphabetical. On Xbox. Took forever.

EXCELLENT thread! Thank you! :D

Rabbit - I am very surprised as well. The keyring mod was one of the top mods for Oblivion.

My bad. In Oblivion, the keyring mod put an item called a 'keyring' into your inventory. Every key you got (key to house, key to dungeon, etc) was put into the 'keyring.' It prevented the keys from cluttering your inventory. You could have every key in the game on your person, but it would all be included in that one item that held all of your keys. For me, it was a must-have. It acted like a folder in your inventory, and all keys acquired automatically went into the keyring. Never had to think about it, all keys worked. Great mod.

Oblivion had a keyring mod... I hear rumors of a FONV keyring mod as well. I would love for someone to do this one :).

Not trying to defend Bethesda's oversight on so many things, but this is the exact reason I believe they allow open source code for modders. They actively help modders by releasing the CK. You're describing a lot of 'how the game pans out' issues. Legitimate, but you can't get that from testing. You can only get that by trying to play the game as a pure archer for 30 hours. Thank all of creation for the Nexus Mod community. I have 198 active mods making the game play in the way I believe it was meant to be played. None of that star wars, overpowered items, or nude crap.