#What does luck do in oblivion install#

I can only navigate the main menu by memory, the ingame popups regarding the DLC is missing the text as well. The problem is that all of the text has disappeared or is invisible. The game starts, I can load a save and 'play'. Right now I can launch the 4GB exe through Mod Organizer. I'm trying to get Mod Organizer and the 4GB exe to work together, but despite following all of the advice, tips and workarounds it's still not happening.

#What does luck do in oblivion install#

I'm running Windows 8.1 and a fresh install of Fallout New Vegas with no mods so far. I've stumbled upon a weird issue that I haven't encountered or read about before. Should be possible with symlinks and such.ДЄnyway, I just thought I'd point that out, even though MO is not the best choice for modding Oblivion to begin with, in my opinion and experience. My old installation still works with MO 1.3.11, the only problem is downloading and updating mods (again, not a big deal since I don't play it at the moment), but maybe I can somehow use MO2 for that and still run it through MO 1.3.11. It's not a big deal since I'm not playing Oblivion at the moment and also using MO with Oblivion is a real pain for numerous reasons, so I think I will be using Wrye Bash or maybe Vortex the next time I want to mod a new game.

Providing the hook.dll from the old MO doesn't change anything, though. I noticed that MO 2 doesn't place the hook.dll in the obse/plugins folder, and it also doesn't exist in the MO 2 installation folder. When trying to launch the game, the Oblivion.exe process is started and maxes out one CPU core, but it only uses a few MB RAM, which never increases and the game never actually starts. Switching from MO 1.3.11 to MO 2.1.3 because of the Nexus login changes I find that the script extender workaround doesn't work for me with Oblivion.