"He also praised the modding community as a whole, mentioning how impressed he was by the effort put into mods, and how much he enjoyed using them."Įmma didn't know if this was the real Terry Pratchett, but she responded anyway and the two struck up a regular correspondence. In this message, Pratchett mentioned how enamoured he had become with Vilja, specifically mentioning his appreciation for the way in which she would acknowledge small gifts such as strawberries. "The first letter from Terry arrived in March 2010, only three months after the original release," Emma told Eurogamer. Vilja received a lot of admiration from avid players, but a particularly intriguing email titled "Praise for Vilja" came a few months after Vilja 1.0 launched. While Emma originally created Vilja for personal use, even voicing the character herself, she eventually released her to the public with the help of fellow modder Charles "CD" Cooley. This resulted in the creation of Vilja, a Nord alchemist designed to keep Emma company as she traversed the world of Oblivion. However, what many people don't know is that the knighted author was also a massive fan of video games - so much so that he actually worked on mods for Oblivion, most of which were spearheaded by a Morrowind modder named Emma.Īfter making the transition from Morrowind to Oblivion, Emma sought to create a companion for herself. Most people know Pratchett as the author of Discworld, the famous fantasy series about a flat planet balanced on the backs of four elephants. In his Foreword to The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Fantasy, the late Sir Terry Pratchett writes, "Imagination, not intelligence, made us human." There are smaller mods that try to fix it but I've never used them so I can't recommend one.Imagination, not intelligence, made us human. OOO does fix this but it also does too much for a first game. I think everyone should try to play with it unchanged once but it might be hypocritical of me considering I will never play with it again. As you get stronger it becomes more obvious the game expects you to min-max. Now, the leveling in vanilla Oblivion is really bad.
You've played Skyrim, right? It's like combing Organized Bandits, Immersive Creatures, Complete Enemy Overhaul, and Morrowloot Ultimate. It's a great mod but it adds and changes so much, absolutely massive mod. Unofficial patches (only get ones for DLC you have)īOSS (Might not be needed but won't hurt either.)Īnd I cannot un-reccomend OOO for a new player enough.ĭo not use it on your first Oblivion character. Necessary patches/fixes/crash prevention stuff: Added some links to the suggestions I agree with from an above post for you OP, as well as my own suggestions.
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