(phonetic slang for "Easy to See") is a UI modification that alters the way dialogue options are presented to the player. While vanilla (standard) game interfaces often prioritize a cinematic, minimalist look—sometimes shrinking text or using low-contrast fonts—EZ2C prioritizes legibility and information density.
The standout feature of is its configuration file ( dialoguemenu.cfg ), which gives players control over more than 30 different settings. Unlike many other mods that require a restart to see changes, this mod allows for real-time updates—players can Alt-Tab out of the game, edit the config file, save, and see the changes immediately upon returning to the game and opening a new dialogue window.
While specific versions vary by game, here are general tips for installation:
+----------------------------------+ | [Character Avatar / Name] | | "We need to get past the gate." | +----------------------------------+ | > [A] Bribe the guard | | > [B] Sneak through the sewer | +----------------------------------+ | [C] ❌ Back [D] 💬 Info | +----------------------------------+ ez2c dialogue menu
: Configuration requires manual editing of text files rather than a modern in-game menu like MCM (though this was a planned update).
The is a Quality of Life (QoL) essential for RPG enthusiasts. It removes the friction of reading small text and lets players focus on what matters most: the story. If you find yourself leaning into your monitor during conversations, this mod is a must-have addition to your load order.
It integrates features similar to the popular Better Dialogue Controls mod, fixing selection issues when navigating with a mouse or keyboard. (phonetic slang for "Easy to See") is a
EZ2C (Easy-to-Choose) Dialogue Menu Purpose: Streamline player/user choices with clarity, speed, and minimal clutter. Core principle: Two choices maximum per node, but each choice leads to meaningful outcomes.
: Newer mods like the Minimal Dialogue Menu offer a more streamlined, "Oblivion-style" preset based on the EZ2C framework. Verdict
: Allows for color-coding dialogue (e.g., grey for read, white for unread) and repositioning the speaker’s name for better immersion. Unlike many other mods that require a restart
It replaces the standard dialogue prompt list with a cleaner, often larger list format that sits clearly on the screen, ensuring that players can read options without straining their eyes.
The is a classic interface mod for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim designed to overhaul the game's rigid vanilla dialogue system. It is primarily valued by modders for its extensive configurability and its ability to fix long-standing bugs related to how dialogue is displayed. Core Features and Functionality