The Oblivion Bookbinding Mod

Via GameSetWatch, an article on the Guilded Lilies site interviewing a unique Oblivion modder. Phoenix Amon has taken on the task of rebinding every book in Oblivion, as well as spell-checking the documents within. From the article: "Q: How much time do you spend modding, and do you enjoy it more than playing games? A: I spend more time modding than playing recently, but I enjoy both a lot. I wouldn't have bought Oblivion if it hadn't been moddable, but that's because I knew from experience that I don't like a lot of Bethesda's game design choices. It's not a deciding factor for all games."

Comments

Virtual Librarian

[CrazyJim1]

For those of us who think being a Librarian in real life is too risky, you can now do it on computer.

Modding=Spellchecking?

[stipe42]

If you hear "Build a user mod of a game" and your response is "I can fix all the spelling mistakes" then you, my friend, may be the most boring person in the entire universe.

Re:Modding=Spellchecking? Modding=beautifying

[cicatrix1]

Hm. Please don't get involved in any grammar or spelling mods yourself.