#Darnified ui oblivion big black letters mod#
#Darnified ui oblivion big black letters update#
#Darnified ui oblivion big black letters mods#

So, the more you eat, the longer it will be until you're hungry again. If it is enough, the message will state that the character is full. If it's not enough, a message will pop up telling the player that the character is still hungry. The player selects what the character will eat.

#Darnified ui oblivion big black letters mod#

What this mod does is simply tell the player that the character is hungry.

#Darnified ui oblivion big black letters update#

What I like so much about Thingamajig's update of Dominic's mod is that he took out the 'Food Units Required' message that would pop up, telling the player exactly how many units of food to eat (although this information is still available, for those who want to know, via the character stat screen). When your character gets hungry, simply click on a food item in your inventory. There's no messing around with cooking procedures that take zero game-time. Real Hunger This is an excellent, simple mod that allows you to eat most items from the Oblivion game world. This mod works perfectly with the other four mentioned here. It'll get you through until you can capture some more ZZZ's later. If you don't have time to sleep very long, then just grab a couple of hours. Once you get some sleep, your stats will improve. As in real life, you'll be weaker and less effective in combat if you're running on no sleep. Your character just gets groggy and less effective the longer he goes without sleep.

#Darnified ui oblivion big black letters mods#

Unlike many other mods of this type, this one allows you to push yourself. Real Sleep Why do you need a bedroll? Not just to be able to level up quickly, right? It's because this mod will make you sleepy after several hours out there adventuring around. And, it's very necessary when you need to grab a few hours of sleep after you're character has been stuck in a deep dark dungeon for two-plus days. It's simple, easy to use, and it allows you to either steal a bedroll from a wilderness camp or sleep space in a dungeon or purchase one from a merchant. Check back from time to time to see if the list has grown.īedrolls is the absolute best bedroll mod I've seen. You'll find it continued deeper in the thread (I'll post links at the bottom of this post to take you to specific pages within the thread where the list is continued). You have my word that I will not put a mod on Delte's List until I have tested the mod for its fullest potential. But, also know that each and every mod that makes it to Delte's List has been thoroughly play tested to work not only by itself, but with all the other mods listed on Delte's List. You may agree or disagree with what I've listed as 'the very best mod of that type'. You won't see me recommending two mods of the same type.

But, if you post about a suggested mod, please provide a link! That little extra effort will go a long way to making this thread useful to others looking to make their game more immersive.ĭELTE's LIST is a list of the specific realism mods I use in my game. Please, feel free to discuss any mod you enjoy as an immersionist. This thread is meant as a place for realism lovers to stop in from their journey, shake off the road dust, put their feet up, share an ale, and discuss their favorite realism mods.