The problem somehow even persisted on a fresh install (I'm sure there was something I could have figured out, but I was 13). I picked up NPCs from other gaming franchises, a custom race of weird anime elves, mods to expand cities and settlements and bring them into the same loading zone as the overworld, and I brought that computer to its knees.Īfter a certain point, something broke and the ground texture on the overworld in Oblivion was just a repeating pattern of a map of the Imperial City for some reason, and I couldn't pinpoint what did it. I was blown away by the possibilities, and loaded up a ludicrous amount of mods on our family PC: Midas Magic for Oblivion, tacticool Call of Duty stuff in Fallout.
Ted Litchfield, Associate Editor: I have practically sworn off mods that aren't reconstructive or standalone because of my experience with Oblivion and Fallout 3 in the eighth grade.
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