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#Wyre bash oblivion official patch not working mod#

Mod making/playing community issues: Etiquette, modding "politics" and some miscellaneous history. PS: Our buddy Jorge is now employed at Obsidian. I still need to write that up, but I won't have time for a little while. In the mean time, it was a pleasure meeting you and thanks for dropping by my web site!

#Wyre bash oblivion official patch not working mods#

If you would like to check around before then, then you might check the TesNexus Top 100 Lists, Official Oblivion Mods Forum, dev/akm's Mods, UESP: Recommended Mods. To explain this a bit further, I think that I'll need provide a brief tour of a typical modded Oblivion installation, and cover the tools and community efforts that lay behind that. Rough analogies can be made to creation of large open contribution projects such as linux and Wikipedia. Such a large expansion is not achieved simply by an aggregation of separate contributions, but rather is the result a large integrative effort involving the development of special libraries, several complex integration tools, and careful community organization. In short, a "normally" modded Oblivion installation provides a 2 to 4 times content expansion over the original game. Rather, mods for these games provide a vast expansion and improvement over the the original game world. The main point that needs to be communicated to an outside audience is that mods are not simply minor tweaks or re-implementations of well known themes. The page below is geared towards Oblivion and Morrowind mod players, hence it is lacking some background information that is well known by these players. More on this later.įor the lunch and beer crew (and other folks) that I met at the Austin GCC. Which means that there's a large business opportunity that has been largely untapped. It seems that very few people in the business realize how large modding can be. From my brief experience in attending the Austin Game Developers conference, modding is something that is very poorly appreciated in the gaming business. I'm interested in what I call "mega modding" – i.e. And of course, world of warcraft playtime!

#Wyre bash oblivion official patch not working update#

Main slowdown at this point is that I need to update all of the mod doc files to point to the new site and then upload them to one of the favored mod download sites. I'm in the process of rebuilding the site. Which I will work on as soon as I beat World of Warcraft. I would like a more permanent open source project management solution. My immediate plan is to continued to host docs here for those projects. I'm very pleased to see that several of my long time projects are being carried on by other folks now that I have retired.

Well, probably I'll slow down once I have all 9 of my characters to level 80, with fully leveled professions, etc. I'm not sure it was a good thing for the hot springs managers to add internet connected, waterproof high rez PCs at the hot tub. News Flash: World of Warcraft is very addictive! Especially to somewhat obsessive monkey gods. I plan to post more about that later – just as soon as I beat World of Warcraft. Rather I'm particularly interested in what I call "mega modding" – a business model built specifically to foster/reward very heavy modding. I am considering going into the gaming business, but not in the usual way. I'm retired from Oblivion and Morrowind modding. For more info (and the all important Zookeeper's Warning) see The name is Wrye, like "Rye"! He likes to hang around in mountain springs along with all of the other snow monkeys, surrounded by his harem of "Lara" monkeys. His earthly form is that of a Japanese Snow Monkey. Wrye is the famous Monkey God of Modding (for Morrorwind and Oblivion games that is – Wrye has to maintain a pose of some humility or the other gods get on his case). (No, I'm not in it, but I'm considering it.) See Gaming Business for that. In the future I may have a small amount of material on the gaming business. However, you'll also find several other minor and major mods here – several of which are considered to be must have by many experienced players. Morrowind players should jumMost viewers will find the Wrye Bash (Oblivion) and Wrye Mash (Morrowind) utilities to be of most interest. Wrye Musings primarily hosts my Morrowind and Oblivion mods, utilities and tech notes.