OOO is compatible with these kinds of mods. It is not a so‐called "leveling mod" which handle the mechanics behind your character's level‐up progression. Note: OOO is not a mod that focuses on changing the mechanics of how PCs increase their defining characteristics. Magic Abilities (how Vital Statistics, Skills, Combat Abilities and Factions interrelate with the PCs' selves, NPCs/creatures and items through Magic).Factions (how the PCs interrelate with NPCs and creatures).Combat Abilities (how Skills interrelate with actors and items in action‐oriented challenges).Skills (how PCs use their Vital Statistics to affect the world and themselves).
Vital Statistics (simulation of physical or mental characteristics).The PC changes can be grouped and summed up as the following: I did see BOSS when browsing the Beth forums though, looked very interesting.In Oscuro's Oblivion Overhaul, player character (PC) changes affect the defining characteristics of your characters. When I downloaded it some odd months ago, it was on 0.9.7. (though an enthusiast might make a 1.0 full bare bones install, but that's gonna be several GB to download)They're at 0.9.9 now, but hell, you never know when they'll make the step to 1.0.0, we might have to wait pretty long. (I hope they're still working at 1.0, I've been out of the loop for quite a while)Įdit: they'll never streamline the installation, the power of FCOM is in its modularity. Personally I'm waiting for 1.0 to finally come out and then I'll reinstall the whole shebang.
The difficulty was always in getting a working, stable loadorder, and BOSS provides that. Installing FCOM however has become quite a big easier with the awesome BOSS and with OBMM and Wrye Bash becoming more user-friendly, after the initial hastle of installing the big ones (OOO, MMM, Franseco's, Warcry and Bob's) all the optional add-ons are much easier to install now. Maybe couple it with MMM which has a special OOO-compatible installation. First time trying big mods, just OOO is enough.
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