Kvatch Rebuilt is an amazing mod that does exactly what it sounds like it does. You name it, you buy it…and then decorate your home! Don’t buy house upgrades and see how creative you can get. Tired of looking at the same stupid furniture in your different character saves? Wish you could truly decorate your home to your liking? Imperial Furniture offers that opportunity to the exact, allowing you to buy movable furniture and light sources for you to place in your home. Cobl also includes other assorted things, such as books from Morrowind, alchemical sorters, and “The Luggage,” a persistent container of shared storage found in every rentable inn, buyable house, and joinable guild. It changes a lot of the ingredients loot tables to give you a variety in your pack rat adventures of searching every crate and barrel in Cyrodiil, as well as adding a number of new ingredient items for you to use, eat, or mix with alchemy. OOO adds a boatload of content to Oblivion, changing the leveling content of how Oblivion works (enemies no longer level with you), adding a slew of new NPCs, objects, items, quests, and, generally, and overworking of the entire game.Ĭobl describes itself as a “world enrichment mod,” adding more depth and variety in killing the usual mountain lion or two.
If you haven’t heard (if not, where have you been?) Oscuro’s Oblivion Overhaul (better known as OOO) is an overhaul mod for Oblivion and, quite possibly, the most popular one to date. So grab some popcorn and pull up a chair, because this is going to be lengthy.
However, instead of just bringing you 50 mods that I recommend, I decided to go all out and up the ante by listing 100 mods that I personally recommend. To this day I still play Oblivion, and it is only because I am able to refresh every six months or so my modding experience by downloading a slew of quality mods that add a lot of content to the vanilla experience of the game. You see, before Fallout 3, my top game on the list to mod the hell out of was Oblivion, and, unlike Fallout 3, Oblivion has a great deal more of mods to choose from, which has more to do with how long Oblivion has been around.
Having seen how successful the 50 mods you should be playing for Fallout 3 article was, I wondered if maybe I should take it a step further. I will also not update the links nor will I answer questions regarding them. Most of these mods are probably outdated and I did not update the links to reflect the domain switch the Nexus made awhile back. Edit : You’ve probably gotten here thanks to Google, as this, as well as my Fallout 3 mods post, usually make the gauntlet run when doing a Google search.
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