Oblivion. 10% Playing, 90% Modding.

The move is almost complete.

I've moved all my old blog entries to the new site, splitting some posts when they were about the release of more than one mod.

I've checked the guides and made sure they are updated with any new information I got in the last year.

My static pages are still lacking content, but you can use the categories on the sidebar to access a list of posts.

I really need to replace all the huge pngs with jpgs.

I still have to create direct downloads for most of my mods and posts for mods that previously have not been published on my blog.

Thank you Rey, I couldn't have done this without you. I guess I could have, but it would look shit.

This is gonna be somewhere between a rant and an update.

It's been a while since my last posts and I'm a bit ashamed to admit I just keep. getting. distracted. I still have a bunch of almost finished mods waiting for polish, as well as a bunch of ideas. But for every mod I finish, I get 2 new ideas. For every bug I fix, I find 3 new bugs. For every character I start, I get another new character idea.

I just looked at the calendar and noticed that I haven't actually played Oblivion in about half a year. At the beginning of the year I started creating a few mods and since then my game has been in a borderline unplayable state. I've been testing mods, editing mods, creating mods, removing mods, taking pictures of mods, but never actually played the game.

For the last few months I've been importing and exporting with blender, and it worked decently well. But yesterday I decided for the first time to create something from scratch. I didn't want to go hunting for resources and permissions for something as simple as an iron ingot.