I agreed and then happened to stumble upon this. The other night I was playing and my SO mentioned the constant stream of wolves just dashing at me and how wolves don't act like that at all. Now, this is one I JUST tried out yesterday. More options that aren't big ol titty options are generally a no-brainer. This revamps the character creator with more options - all fitting and 'lore friendly' as muddled as I feel that term has become within the community. There's various optional files for other mods such as Beyond Skyrim: Bruma. This is a must-have for anyone that has played Skyrim vanilla at least once - NOT being in the wagon and sitting through the rather janky starting of the game is a boon to replayability and juggling multiple characters. Gotta get the Ordinator Compatibility Patch, obviously, but given it is from the same creator as the best perk tree mod this works well in terms of consistency in quality.

I'm also having fun with spells from this creator's other mod I'm currently making an illusion mage focusing on the Dream Thief branch of the tree. To contribute to my own thread, here are some of my favorite mods that I feel I will always have to include in any install or playthrough:Ĭompletely revamps the constellations, adding tons of new potential builds for varying characters - I also get the optional file to get 20% more perk points just to open up a bit more options. Where's the game jam stuff I'm still waiting for from the same year the OG was released with actual seasonal changes, spell mixing via casting per hand (think Magicka/Magicka2)?īut most importantly, suggest some mothafuggin' mods for 2018 peeps! It's a new year with a new edition and a new landscape to mod the hell out of one of the best sandbox games available! Anyone know of any in the works or what is planned?īasically, Where's my Immersive College of Winterhold to make this lackluster castle better for a fledgling mage? Where's my Spellmaking and crafting mod to let me make my own spells a la Morrowind (great mod on OG Skyrim).

Thing is, quite a few modders have moved on prior to Special Edition and some of my much-loved mods are still not ported over.Īlso, these 'bigger' script-y mods don't seem to be readily available yet. Well, that's changed (alpha, I guess, but reports are good) with a 64bit version here (Hoorah!) and was lauded to be the biggest deciding factor in Special Edition being pertinent to PC players. But, a lot of the 'big' mods were still missing due to Skyrim Script Extender not being officially ported over too. I also went through and updated most of my mods I had installed from about a year ago after Special Edition got the mod support/ports. After the latest Beyond Skyrim teaser trailer I jumped back in to Special Edition to try out the Bruma mod (it's pretty good).

Timing is everything sse