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Female: Enough choice to choke a world serpent. I'd suggest Type 3, because that's what about 50+% of the top 100 adult mods on the list on Nexus say in their name. Never played a female, though, so I could be wrong as to what's good about them. Might just be the best 'dress-up' outfits, or even the most skimpy or worse. Male: You're in luck if you want to play a guy, because there are two body mods to pick from, and they work fine together. Roberts and Breezes. Somewhere along the line the two decided to pick a similar body mesh so they could be compatible with minimal effort, and this is nice because there are some nice outfits for roberts, and nice outfits for breezes. Breeze even made some sweet pants for me, just pants and shoes, no shirt. Great for showing more of your fancy body textures.

Windows Vista and Windows 7 both are odd in of that the program files folder is protected. There are two possible solutions to the missing meshes that don't put your computer at a risk that can be done without reinstalling the game. First is forcing windows to not protect the folder you have Oblivion installed in. I've never done it because I don't have a clue how to do it. Second is install the files by dragging them into your oblivion folder. This forces the computer to ask for admin confirmation on what you're doing, which bypasses the issue of needing to not protect that folder when installing. There are other methods. One is to just turn of windows account control, which puts your computer at risk(kinda), forcing you to protect your computer without automatic checking by windows. More of a expert option. A good method is to just install the game outside of the Program Files folder. Much better, and since you've just started modding, doing so is virtually painless.

I had read a 3ed Players Handbook for Dungeons and Dragons as a kid. I saw the monk. I saw Quivering Palm. I knew that it meant Ludicrous Gibs. Now, I see the Monk in Diablo. My dream of punching people once and having them explode is coming true, without needing to pull some Hokuto Shinken.

I played D II a lot back in the day. I personally can't wait for D III. Plus, the monk class is freaking awesome looking. I mean, who wouldn't want to teleport around punching foes? Who then explode into bloody giblets.

Got that job done! Now is time for some celebration! Beat the quest, got the special item, walked out of there with explosions behind me, not looking back even once.