However if you actually engage in a conversation with a character, this option will not show the conversation subtitles (the Dialogue Subtitles setting below does). Note that at times it doesn't seem to capture all such dialogue. For example, when you pass a talking character, their muttered words will be written as text at the bottom of the screen. General Subtitles: This setting controls whether dialogue subtitles appear outside of actual conversations. To alter difficulty/game balance further, you can use a popular mod like Oscuro's Overhaul (See the Patches & Mods section). The difficulty slider cannot change this limitation significantly. This prevents level 1 players from facing incredibly difficult level 50 characters for example, and also prevents things from getting to be too easy if you steal an overly powerful object. However note that because of the way Oblivion automatically scales its difficulty, most enemies and objects will be tailored to approximately match your current level. It determines how challenging your enemies are for example. After installing the patch, start the Oblivion Launcher, select Options and click 'Reset to Defaults' to allow it to detect and set this new mode.ĭifficulty: This slider controls the overall difficulty of the game. Note: For people running older graphics cards, or those who are in dire need of FPS, as of the 1.5 patch onwards the Oblivion Launcher has a 'Very Low Quality' setting it can enable to improve performance at the cost of image quality. While these auto-detected settings aren't too bad, I strongly recommend that you take the time to adjust each individual setting below until you have a good balance of performance and visual quality. Note that the first time you launch Oblivion, it will automatically adjust your settings to what it feels is best for your type of system. To access the in-game settings, start Oblivion and click on the Options item in the main menu, or press ESC during a game and click the Options item. However a general indication of the impact is given for all settings which affect performance. It is virtually impossible to provide a specific measure of the performance impact of any particular setting, as it varies significantly based on different types of hardware and their support for shader effects for example, or your chosen resolution and the interaction of various other settings. In this section of the guide I provide detailed descriptions and recommendations for all the in-game settings to allow you to achieve a good balance between audio-visual quality and performance. Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Tweak Guide In-Game Settings
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