Troubleshooting FCOM

[Jenrai]

Lol. Annndd... off he goes again!

I was wating for that. :wink: Just kidding mate.

It is a top list, seriously, and if anyone reading this hasn't checked out all or at least some of those mods, go now. Now. Go on. What? Still here? Oh, ok then.

Just a thought though, Mega... why not make an article on the Nexus file servers and link to that instead of pasting all the list? Or link to one post with the list in it? Sorry... back to my original point of posting...

 

Yep, installing FCOM can be a real pain in the backside, but as stated, its more than just worth it. Along with DR (Deadly Reflex by SkyCaptain) and UV (Uneccesary Violence by Hex_Off) if it wasn't for FCOM I'd have stopped playing Oblivion a good while ago. More than anything its the little things that make a difference with FCOM... the Guards wearing different armours (without it looking like its a non-uniform day at a primary school, or they're actually guarding an LA 'adult store'... ahem.), more weapons, more random (yet sensible) behaviour from NPCs... stuff like that. And theres lots and lots and lots of those little changes. My first playthrough with FCOM I played it without any other mods installed, and I also have the game for my 360, so I realised probably more than most a lot of those little differences.

Of course, now I'm running somewhere near the mod limit, and if I unmerged all the mods I've merged, well over it... easilly in excess of 350 mods... how it runs at all is a mystery to me, but it does, and its just as great, if not even better, than it was in that first playthrough on the 360, all that time ago... So yeah, installing mods and getting them all to work can be ballbreaking, but its more than worth it.

 

Happy hunting

Jenrai

[Megatarius]

Haha, no offense at all Jenrai. I'm glad people get a kick out of it.

 

I would put it in an article, but I'm slowly revising it. It's a text file on my desktop so I just paste it.