Oblivion should i become a vampire mod#

After getting infected with Porphyric Hemophilia, youвЂ™ll turn into a real vampire, complete with special powers, bloodthirst mechanics, and an army of vampire hunters on your tail.

Oblivion should i become a vampire mod#

Personally I would suggest starting a new char specifically with vampire in mind, I have just started one which I took straight to a shrine at level 3 and went to level 4 vamp immediately, a vampire is a vampire is a vampire and it has to understand that fact. Vampire Revolution is a massive overhaul mod that completely reworks OblivionвЂ™s vampires into something way more dangerous. Either way you and you alone will have to work out how best to utilise the skills to benefit your char, getting cured is so easy for the price of less than a grand if it doesn't work out for you.That said persevere with it and adjust your fighting skills to suit, it isn't an easy road by any means at stage four if you don't already know that. Lets take a peek at some of the coolest vampire mods you could. You have it wrong, I wanna actually be one, I don't wanna feed and become blood starved or get increased costs for other spells in an mmo where vamp spells isn't enough I could bite you in 1 day 7 hrs if you want to wait that long, or you could go to any of the three vampire shrines and get bitten there. But with mods, there are ways to make the vampires of Cyrondiil a force to be reckoned with. Your point i can only assume is that you want to look or be seen as a vampire but not actually be one, apologies if i have this wrong but the more realistic the devs make it the better or it isn't a vampire just a pretence or is that rp. Vampire Revolution is a massive overhaul mod that completely reworks OblivionвЂ™s vampires into something way more dangerous. Originally posted by Mere-Homi-Cidal:I get your point but playing the game is surely rp in one way or another, being a vampire now takes a bit more concentration as it would do a real vampire presumably, that's what makes playing one a challenge.