This of course has a direct effect on the download size. Custom scripts are fine as long as they're small, but visually speaking, everything you see and witness inside TIE comes directly from the game. That means no resources found outside the Construction Set made their way into here. Fighters will also find their path in TIE - especially with the prolific use of shields and certain potions available from merchants and bartenders. Previous versions of TIE used to be tailor made for Thief types (RIP Looking Glass Studios), but Mages can now enjoy a greater thief-like environment blended in with the arcane. * TIE no longer caters exclusively to the stealth type gamer. Only the prudent and vigilant will survive and thrive.
More danger than you can conceive of lurks both on the surface and below. So have fun in the new Tamriel, but beware.
You will see thieves making grabs for loot (and getting chased), deadly assassins, tomb raiders and morally ambiguous scavengers in wilderness areas as well as underneath the Imperial City sewer system - which is now interconnected via trapdoors, and grates. Some are underground, some require swimming, climbing, or jumping - or a combination of all three. You'll also come across secret entrances to all cities and castles. Now you have to actually WORK to be a good thief. You will also find most mid to high level shops (as well as many Imperial city homes) guarded by hired guards, so no more thieving to your heart's content and filling your loot bag. High level loot and armor and weapons are also much rarer, far more TNRish NPCs now populate Cyrodiil (800 in this release), diseases are easier to catch, etc. How does TIE favor stealth gameplay? By having NPCs and creatures deal out far more damage, by raising sneak attack perks, and having real consequences for engaging in melee combat unprepared (for starters).
The gameplay is much tougher on hack and slash players while favoring stealth gamers in general - although with the release of 1.26 onward, both Mages and Fighters can survive well in TIE too. is a tiny overhaul that carries major impact on the way Oblivion is played.
Although only vanilla (default) resources were used, T.I.E.
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