Adding some society to the settled wasteland.

[justintheunsunggod]

Very much cool... I thank you very much for the support :D

My computer is starting to flake out on me (currently replacing motherboard and while I'm at it, upgrading cpu) so, I've kinda been spotty getting on and my lessons with geck are severely hindered (like I was helping anyway right?) If there's anything I can do, tally numbers of items in areas in locations, whatever, let me know for sure!

[Saggaris]

I'd love to put my 'Tenpenny'sworth into this... Whilst I agree that after 200 years people would have re learnt the base skills of using a BROOM or perhaps a Paint brush, Screwdriver to mend that crap busted cupboard, Bethesda made it quite clear that it fantasy... a 500lb angry Mutant is incapable of breaking through an 8x4 sheet of 5 ply, and single strand of barbed wire wrapped around a 2"x4" fence post will send a Behemoth all the way round to the gateway, and nobody even thinks about unboarding a building to see whats there... I know it would have been far too much work for 'Beth' to have all buildings open-upable, and renders of that busted cupboard in several states of repair, and even a lick of paint over the still cracked and re-peeling walls... BUT I do believe that they 'hoped' the modding community would help out, so the reality of fantasy is... We as a community should be able to rebuild and repair whatever we wish in this war-torn but over-ripe for repair world on our screens, and I for one would love to see the likes of an Open ESM for mavericks and noobs alike to hit town by town and clean and polish and mend the furniture as they please... it must be possible to make claims and work on a small area or perhaps to clean one type of thing over a larger area... If someone with experience of organising a project could take the helm. I don't know exactly how the 'Unique landscapes' in Oblivion got organised but it took more than one modder and they were not a team as such of that I'm sure.