Oblivion's Secluded Secret 

Oh man, the content procrastination is a real thing. Glad you're feeling better!

Thank you! Cheers!

It's the Glory of Cyrodiil modlist, plus the stuff in the description, plus Hesu's mods, and several other personal tweaks, of which I've long since forgotten about

@@Veriganic many thanks, much appreciated ❤️

that's the village of Aleswell, it's part of a (cool) quest :)

thanks! we are one in the same haha

after morrowind, i hated olivion. but maybe i'll try the remake that was recently announced.

​@richtravis9562 you're talking about Skyblivion? It's not really a remake, it's a skyrim mod and was announced back in 2012.

great timing :P

Setting it up right now to play it modded on PC for the first time. I'm excited about better cities!

Better cities isn’t the oblivion way….

@@ericmurray5441how

It helps when the game is it's own joke :P

Been having fun with heartland modpack once you dial that in its surprisingly smooth

Glad you liked it! Jank is unavoidable with these games though sadly haha

I think you mean Oblivion

... morrowind is the game where that happens the least lol.

@@cypresshill9268 He is trying

Right?

After some research, I think it's likely from one of the mods in the Hesu Mod Collection.

Was just about to say - if it's not UL, it's Hesu's!

It's not...

@@glados8653 Its not? There are a lot of textures that are certainly modded in. So I guess the Cthulu-reference were part of a mod updating the quest then.

i used a couple of mods to 'touch-up' hackdirt and expand the caverns a bit, but the narrative is untouched. in vanilla, the tunnel leading to the spooky dark room is caved in, but you can hear creepy monster noises if you turn up your game sound and stand next to the rubble

Indeed she is. Her mom's damn nice too and they have a nice business going.

Have you tried fixing the 360 or having someone tech savvy take a look at it? You'd be surprised how well some older electronics stores and retro restorers can work on the stuff. If it's the red ring of death it's most likely a thermal paste issue, that's fixable. There's plenty of restoration videos on RU-vid for it too. Odd Tinkering had one that helped me fix an old 360-E model and one basic (black) model into working order which has pretty much secured my 360-retro gaming for the rest of my life. Also refurbished a "broken" S-model with a new external hard drive for games and saves when it's own hard drive keeled over. I recommend looking into it, it can be surprisingly easy to fix or find someone who can fix it if you still have the console itself. Edit: Oh and the repairs don't usually cost much either. It's old-ish tech but not yet completely obsolete so there are people around with experience on it.

I have! I can't wait it looks amazing

Yep :)