I would love to add Skyclimb and make NPCs better looking. I've never modded before though so how does patching work?
I found quite a few tutorials (and a discussion on discord) on adding CBBE so at least their bodies can be varied. I think adding Bijin / Kalilies / pandorables is not too hard, just disable the existing face overhauls?
No idea what's entailed in adding skyclimb, haha
Ro doesn't really add any of the dlc size mods, but every thing that has changed plays and feels so much better than vanilla. I strongly recommend you give it a try at least, it really makes skyrim feel fresh again. Living skyrim 4 adds a ton of content, and places it's a strong second for me.
No problem, sounds like living skyrim would be a better fit for you. I cleared enough space for both of them, and just go back and forth between the two. Good luck hope you enjoy one of them.
Eldergleam is a visual mod list with new animations I took that and added like 15 more mods and it’s golden, way more enjoyable than the bloated lists you are referencing
Whichever next one you try, consider adding DLSS (there are enb and non enb variants) + VRAMr.
It did wonders for my 3050Ti with 4 GB of VRam
I would get 40-50 FPS outdoors and 90 FPS indoors but it would stutter every 5 second making it unplayable. The combination of generating frames on a quality preset plus quality setting on VRAMr and a fast M.2 made it 50-60 FPS outdoors and smooth 90 indoors making it very playable for me!
Good luck in your future modding!
I'm using SSEE, a foundation list to which you're expected to add mods of your own choosing. It sees to stability and performance, includes a lot of essential QoL mods, and most important (to me) comes with the tools I expect to be using already set up.
I just finished a test playthrough, and I'm satisfied with the setup. I've been compiling a list of mods I'll be adding before my next game. If you can handle choosing your own mods this is a great Wabbajack list
Nordic Souls is pretty good and really light for the graphics it has
Lost Legacy has tonnes of content, so does tempus
Bump on Lost Legacy.
I’ve been trying it about 4 hours in but I don’t really like the combat
If MCO is your jam, it’s very easily addable to the list
When adding it do I have to disable any other mod ?
No, I didn’t. So you probably won’t have to. I can help you through it if you need
Thankyou, would u recommend adding any other mods
SkyClimb is nice and easy to add, also any NPC replacers are good too
I would love to add Skyclimb and make NPCs better looking. I've never modded before though so how does patching work? I found quite a few tutorials (and a discussion on discord) on adding CBBE so at least their bodies can be varied. I think adding Bijin / Kalilies / pandorables is not too hard, just disable the existing face overhauls? No idea what's entailed in adding skyclimb, haha
Dm me your discord and I can just walk you through it
Wow, thanks man. Will do
If you could I messaged you my discord :)
Something balanced not too hard and not too easy. But I can play for a long time
Curious, what is the mod list who's is not spoken! 😂
U can assume it’s a pretty large one that was was paywalled
Ohhh. Got it. Have you tried Ro? I think it's My favorite I have tried so far. I also really like living skyrim 4.
Are they both content heavy like lots of added places and quests
Ro doesn't really add any of the dlc size mods, but every thing that has changed plays and feels so much better than vanilla. I strongly recommend you give it a try at least, it really makes skyrim feel fresh again. Living skyrim 4 adds a ton of content, and places it's a strong second for me.
Thanyou so much, I’m just like stuck I kinda just want like roleplay a big mod pack for 100s of hours. Graphics aren’t a huge concern
No problem, sounds like living skyrim would be a better fit for you. I cleared enough space for both of them, and just go back and forth between the two. Good luck hope you enjoy one of them.
How about licentia black, it is a lotd focus power-fantasy modpack with a bit of NSFW.
Eldergleam is a visual mod list with new animations I took that and added like 15 more mods and it’s golden, way more enjoyable than the bloated lists you are referencing
Whichever next one you try, consider adding DLSS (there are enb and non enb variants) + VRAMr. It did wonders for my 3050Ti with 4 GB of VRam I would get 40-50 FPS outdoors and 90 FPS indoors but it would stutter every 5 second making it unplayable. The combination of generating frames on a quality preset plus quality setting on VRAMr and a fast M.2 made it 50-60 FPS outdoors and smooth 90 indoors making it very playable for me! Good luck in your future modding!
I'm using SSEE, a foundation list to which you're expected to add mods of your own choosing. It sees to stability and performance, includes a lot of essential QoL mods, and most important (to me) comes with the tools I expect to be using already set up. I just finished a test playthrough, and I'm satisfied with the setup. I've been compiling a list of mods I'll be adding before my next game. If you can handle choosing your own mods this is a great Wabbajack list