The CM Partners mod and the addons provide a large number of different NPCs which are perfect for outfitting and placing in inns and taverns or for your castle mods but they are not suitable for serious dungeon delving because their AI isn't quite up to it. She was my first companion so we go way back. There is no voice acting and not much dialogue but she does her job as a good bodyguard. Gabrielle Renee is another good quality mod and she is as reliable as Vilja but I did have a few glitching problems with Gabrielle although not bad enough to stop using the mod. Stick together and save progress a lot if you have companions in Obvlivion realms. Just never lose her or any companions in Oblivion realms because if they ever fall in to larva they are lost forever.
There's a useful Summon Vilja spell as well so you can summon her to you if you ever lose her which can happen a lot during big dungeon delving quests. She levels up with you and is also marked as essential and her AI is very good so it's rare for her to glitch or get stuck somewhere. Unique Landscapes and/or Hesu's mods (UL can increase instability, worth it to me.Vilja is a popular mod because she is fully voice acted by the mods author and has a tonne of features including her own character development system where her relationship with you develops over time. To add some handplaced loot to dungeons and characters (in addition or instead of OOO) (When you make a bashed patch, up the detection range on crimes so guards aren't as psychic.)Īnd if you want to change how you level, Ultimate Leveling and AV Uncapper Unidirectional Attack (disable for player in the ini, bit jank)Īv Latta Magicka or Less Annoying Magic Experience Personally I use: To fix up the combat and magic: (by which I mean crashes every 20 minutes, not that it doesn't feel like "Oblivion" anymore, TBH I'm not a huge fan of vanilla Oblivion aside from it's fantastic quests.) There are a couple out there but in my experience with Oblivion they just try to do too much and completely break the game.
You can tack Maskar's Oblivion Overhaul on there too for even more stuff as well as new mechanics like taming animals and crafting.įor gameplay, I have not found any decent guide I can just recommend here. (And if you are fairly mod-savvy you can pick and choose elements from each of course.) It is designed to work well with the author's other guide that uses the massive Oscuro's Oblivion Overhaul to add more reasons to explore, re-balance the difficulty and scaling, and add more enemies and items. So I'm actually going to recommend Oblivion Vanilla Enhanced. Okay, for graphics there is the always popular Bevilex's Modlist, it looks fantastic overall but had quite a few inconsistencies when I play-tested it that would only be exacerbated alongside other mods.
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