Then run the game until I'm able to move into the dugeons, then quit. Loverslab_.com/topic/36443-oblivion-install-gametoolsbodiesbbbmod-sorting-and-cleaningcs-cse-body-stretching/ ?do=findComment&comment=915257 The way I've done Oblvion modding is do a fresh install by uninstlaling whatever I had, clearing out the Oblivion folder settings from My Documents, and from the Local Apps directory, then installing the game from GOG. Loverslab_.com/topic/36443-oblivion-install-gametoolsbodiesbbbmod-sorting-and-cleaningcs-cse-body-stretching/ ?do=findComment&comment=915257 Is LOOT loading order nice or is there other sorting softwares that are more efficient? ( Of course, paying attention to the author's indication) Should I use OBMM or NMM for Omods and alike? Which tools in a software of the above ( or another that you know) can come in handy? Which installer (NMM/WRYE/OBMM) I should use for mods that aren't either BAIN nor OMOD? Or I should do it manually?

For the gog version, should I do more than use the obse loader for it? For mods like Better Cities, body mods, UI mods,etc, what is the suggested install order? Does GOG version comes with the latest official patch and 4gb patch? So I hope someone can help me giving advices so I won't end up like that.For instance: So I want to know how to properly install mods from the early beginning, since I know it can cause a lot of pain later on, back in my previous gameplay I used the gaming time to fix mods instead of gaming, tiring and exasuting as fuck. I used to heavily mod oblivion, but I stopped playing for a while and things didn't go well with my modding yesterday ( crashed on character creation).

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