Oblivion mod lets you order real pizza in the Bethesda RPG
We know gaming can leave you feeling peckish, so now an Oblivion mod lets you order a pizza in the classic Bethesda RPG game and have it actually arrive at your doorstep. Ever since the introduction of a Pizza Hut collaboration with MMORPG EverQuest II in 2005 that let players type /pizza into the in-game chat window to order a delicious dinner without so much as minimising their game, the idea of ordering real food through a virtual world has been a lofty aspiration. Now, you can do just that in The Elder Scrolls IV.
Initially, modder Nickies (who goes by Nikies42 on Nexus Mods), says that they made the mod – which lets you order a Domino’s pizza by talking to an NPC in-game – as an experiment, and that only they uploaded it publicly “just to prove to a stream that I wasn’t lying or faking the video of me placing the order.” However, after it began to garner more popularity online, Nickies decided they would “put in some work to make it easier to use by others.”
Once you’ve got the mod installed, actually ordering the pizza is pretty straightforward. Simply find the NPC called Pizza Nickies Black who can be found outside Weye, near the entrance to the Imperial City Bridge, and let them know that you want the usual. Because of its prototype form, Nickies notes that “Order customisation still is not implemented and may never be,” so by default you’ll find yourself with a 12 inch thin crust pizza, eight garlic bread twists, and a bottle of Fuze Lemon Tea, for a total cost (at the time of writing) of $28.23 USD.
Nickies notes that if you do happen to know Domino’s product codes, you can implement them into the wonderfully named ‘pizza.py’ text file that holds all your order details and customise what will arrive as a
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