The fewer mods you’ve installed, the easier it will be to pinpoint any problems or conflicts. You don’t need to fire up the save after every mod, but it’s worth checking a few times during the process to make sure everything’s working. What I like to do is create a new, unmodified game, get somewhere like Riverwood and then create a save that I can use for testing. It’s also recommended to do a clean install of Skyrim and start a new game, especially if you’re going to be throwing a lot of mods into the mix. If you have any suggestions of great mods for Skyrim that are not resource hogs and don't change too much of the original beauty of the game please let me know in the comments! The game is currently $40 USD right now on Steam and well worth it.Before you start turning dragons into 'Macho Man' Randy Savage, there are a few things you’ll want to install first. If you click on the bold title of each mod it will take you to the page for it.** ** The screenshots of the Mods were taken from their Nexus Mod Manager site which are all linked to. It takes the default menu and inventory screens and completely changes them to make them a lot more PC friendly. (Game Changer!) No screenshot because there is nothing to show. This lets me still earn Achievements even though I have Mods enabled. I will let you guess which screenshot is old versus new :)
It adds a lot more detail to the original map like roads and rivers that were not very visible before. The world map in Skyrim isn't too bad but it does need some upgrading and this MOD changes it just enough to make it more visually appealing. The original Loading screens are all mostly black backgrounds with just a character 3D model spinning around slowly. This bad boy takes the boring loading screens in the game and replaces them with images and matching Lore based information about it. Immersive The Elder Scrolls Lore Loading Screens: I wanted only subtle Quality of Life mods to enhance the game. I didn't want to drastically change the look of the game or how it plays. I then installed Nexus Mod Manager because it is the best at what it does. So I booted up my Steam and downloaded it with all the DLC. I don't have the most robust gaming PC but it can handle some good games.
I recently wanted to get back into Skyrim but with Mods.
I also played 400+ hours of Morrowind before it. I won't go too much into the games plot or history but it is the 5th installment in The Elder Scrolls sage. The game was amazing before but with the DLC it became the best game of the decade in my opinion bar none. A few years later I purchased it for Windows with the DLC's Dawnguard, Heartfire and Dragonborn. I played realistically 400-500 hours on the xbox 360 version of Skyrim. NovemI still remember the midnight release at GameStop (but that is another story for another time).
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