SoggyWaffle

hmmm... that gives me another idea. A great storming of the Imperial City, followed by throwing the adoring fan off of white-gold tower. :biggrin:

maybe I'll just do that for a month...

I'm curious to know what the final things you are doing, did, or are going to do in Oblivion (or really any game) before Skyrim is unleashed upon the world. I finished up Lonesome Road and am going to play through the Shivering Isles on last time. What about you?

... and I find it three seconds later... (Here for those of you who were wondering the same thing.)

I'm pretty sure that this mod exists, but I can't seem to find it. I'm looking for a mod that disables the comments npcs make when your skill levels are high. You know the ones that are like "You look pretty fit, I bet you hump mud crabs often." If someone could point me towards this I would be grateful. Thank you in advance.

Looks real enough. Not sure if this was already announced, but it looks like lockpicking is going to be fo3-style.

I think the idea in The Elder Scrolls, as well as most fantasy games, is that magic takes the place of technology and the need for it.

I bet Bethesda will choose NYC even if it's not the best choice, but I'm fine with that. Although, if they want to avoid dealing with the canon problems of new vegas they could do it out of the U.S. In that case I bet on London.

If you've actually looked at vanilla Oblivion by itself it's really just a mediocre rpg. The reason it has so many fans and has lasted for a long time is because of an enormous modding community. With the help of mods, Oblivion has been pretty fun for me. If you like Fallout 1, Fallout 2, all the weird spin-offs, Fallout 3, Fallout plush toys and gummybears, you'll probably enjoy FONV.

I say go for it! Your other mod was great and was exactly what I was looking for. Keep modding, it's good for your health!

It worked! Thanks for your help man. -Problem is solved ladies and gentlemen!-

I just reinstalled and have just hgec installed and I still have the issue.

Alright, I think I fixed it. I loaded from a previous save before I had tweaked my characters face and caused this to occur. Fortunately I hadn't really done much since that. Thank you for help help though. EDIT: I am wrong, it's still there.

It's nothing like that, it's the same textures I've used for quite awhile. I'm using hgec and compatible textures. But it can't be that because it is across all races, no matter what the texture is. I just found someone with the same problem here. They give a bit more detail about it.

Recently the color of my characters skin began to look strange, there is a seam that runs down the back and one side is noticeably darker than the other. The facial tones are also off. It is not limited to one race and it can be clearly seen on all npcs. Thank you in advance.

Better main quest line, Oblivion's was pretty awful.

I think there shouldn't be. If they did do it, it would come out horribly and mods will always do a better job.

A Touch of Insanity

bumpitybump

I just posted all of the f-cup armors out there. 1 is a conversion of a custom armor (gloria). The blades armor and daedric armor aren't really replacers and not just the breast size has been changed from the vanilla, it's a different armor. But that is all of the f-cup armor that exists.

[insert custom race here]

It does support BBB, you just need to have BBB animations installed. The three armor conversions I know of all support BBB. http://tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=37006 http://tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=37065 http://tesnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=36904 The first two have BU support also.

Is the modding team still in need of writers? If that is the case I can offer some assistance.

There's this game called Fallout 3 and another one called Fallout: New Vegas, but it's not like anyone here at the Nexus Forums who would know about these. :wink:

I suggest posting a picture so people know what your talking about.