The latter backed by an ordered, community-collected list of mods numbering over 10,000, is sufficient to properly order the many user's load orders in its entirety. The former's interface allows users to quickly and easily see the state of the plugins in your data folder, and it pseudo-extends the definition of an Oblivion load order via its bashed patches. The two most useful load order management tools are Wrye Bash and BOSS. A Quick Introduction to Your Load-Ordering Tools Edit
OBMM users, close OBMM and open Wrye Bash BAIN users, switch to the Mods tab manual users need to launch Wrye Bash as well. It is time work it into a run-able order. Right now you have about 30 plugins and couple new BSA files sitting in your Data folder. It is nice when it knows where to place a mod you do not.
BOSS is not perfect, but it offers a good starting place. Until you have experience dealing with a wide variety of mods, certain types of installation and mod structures will seem entirely new. Neither install order or load ordering are something users pick up overnight.
The actual installation of mods (when using utilities) is fairly trivial when compared with sorting an install order and even moreso when compared to dealing with load ordering, which is why you should probably read Load Order if you are new or uncomfortable with the topic or the related functionality in Wrye Bash.
