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When you exit a ship ladder, you have to step off to the side, which causes your POV to suddenly snap 90 degrees right or left from the direction you were just facing. I find this very disorienting. Realistically, you would "strafe" right or left, and get off still facing forward, not suddenly turn 90 degrees.

Nearly every time you jump into a system, Cora and Sam start one of their cute little skits. Aside from being repetitive, it interferes with other radio traffic that typically triggers when jumping in to a system. Possible designs: 1) Prevent the "Sam and Cora Show" from playing while talking to other ships 2) Prevent the "Sam and Cora Show" from playing while in the pilot seat 3) Disable the "Sam and Cora Show"

OBSE is working fine unless you use Vortex. This is the first time I've tried to use Vortex w/ Oblivion. I completely nuked oblivion folders (both steam & my games) and performed a fresh install. Installed OBSE and verified it was working starting the game from the steam launcher. Then I started vortex and enabled Oblivion and it immediately display the alert (i) Oblivion Script Extender (OBSE) not installed [More] [Dismiss] (i) NOT FOUND Vortex could not detect Oblivion Script Extender (OBSE). This means it is either not installed or installed incorrectly... blah blah blah. Maybe it's related to the problem described here? https://github.com/ModOrganizer2/modorganizer/wiki/Running-Oblivion-OBSE-with-MO2

I can read the install instructions, but i can't get it to work either. Steam no longer has any setting for "Enable Steam Community In-Game". The setting is now called "Enable the Steam Overlay while in-game", but it is enabled. I have used OBSE before without any problems, but in this new install it's no longer working.

03. CLEAN GAME FILES "2. Launch SSEEdit from Vortex." needs to be updated for the new version of SSEEdit which ships SSEEditQuickAutoClean.exe as a separate executable. In order to run it, you will first need to add it as a new tool in Vortex. Otherwise, this step makes no sense.

This is awkward, but it's the only method I've found so far that works: player.getav rads GetActorValue: Rads >> X (response) player.modav rads -X player.resethealth

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I agree with the "teal" or "vintage pastel turqoise" suggestions. Especially the 1st of Gabet347's mockups. For reference, here are the #HTML codes from the Nexus pages for Fallout 3 & Skyrim compared to the proposed Fallout 4 color and the Vault-Tec "light blue" (which is nearly indistiguishable from the current Skyrim color). http://staticdelivery.nexusmods.com/images/110/5253328-1447189644.png

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I'm having the same experience now - started a new, modded game and did not encounter a single random dragon attack until level 42. Then, just now, I encountered 4 in a row, back-to-back on the road from Glenmoril Coven to Karthspire. At one point there were 2 dragons at the same time! Weeiirrdd

So my best Support unit just got shot and has 3 med packs to heal himself, but the last enemy was killed by opportunity fire, so now he's in the hospital for like 10 days. That's not fair. I should be able to heal injured units before dusting off - or at least finish my turn.

So I extract 3.8.0b into C:Program FilesSteamsteamappscommonmorrowind, and run MGEgui.exe as administrator, and it immediately crashes (32-bit Win7). Any suggestions? Tried it without running as admin and it started right up. Sorry :blush: