Sneaking while brandishing a two-handed battle axe? Sprinting with a bow holstered? Mages will also suffer less of a movement penalty while casting spells, so you can be a bit more nimble in combat. All of these changes also affect NPCs, so this should make combat more dynamic. This mod vastly improves many of Skyrim's towns and cities. Initially, they may have appeared impressive, but over the course of a playthrough, they all start to feel a bit hollow and lifeless.
This mod overhauls many of the cities, towns, and villages to be more immersive and lore-friendly, adding vendors, banners that signify allegiance, and much more.
Place any graphics mods after this in the load order. This mod adds loads of sounds to the world of Skyrim that make the soundscape feel a lot more textured than in Vanilla Skyrim. Adds more dynamic weather with the option to change it on a whim. This is an RPG where you'll be telling yourself a story as you play.
Want your character to emerge from a tavern into a storm, well now they can. This mod adds some great rain effects — you'll see it splashing on uncovered surfaces and also hear an ambient rain sound when you're indoors during a downpour. It also adds the chance for shooting stars and rainbows. This is a deeply soothing mod, get it to add some ambience to Skyrim. Instead of many items having rough, jagged edges, High Poly Project smooths them out by adding more polygons.
Many items have their looks drastically improved by this mod, and it barely affects performance. This trio of mods retextures many of the game's assets and will make your Skyrim look more gorgeous without being garish. The Vanilla game has some nice skies, but this mod turns nighttime in Skyrim into something truly spectacular. The stars, dual moons, and constellations are more visible than ever thanks to this mod. Sure, Skyrim is meant to be a harsh place, but when you're spending hundreds of hours there, this can make it a little too miserable.
If you're trying to decide which version to buy based solely on mod support, we have to recommend Skyrim on Xbox One. The Forgotten City is an award-winning, critically acclaimed expansion mod offering a unique 6 - 8 hour experience: a murder mystery investigation set in an ancient underground city.
You'll need to solve it using your wits, and the ability to travel through time. It has a dark, non-linear story in which you'll interrogate suspects, explore the city and its many secrets, and navigate challenging moral dilemmas. It features multiple endings, an original orchestral score, and professionally voiced dialogue.
Download for Xbox One. A light weight combat mod that focuses on stamina, injuries and more reactive combat. Making combat more tactical and challenging. Adds over 5, lines of completely voiced dialogue for NPCs for more than 50 voice types, focusing mainly on friends, followers, spouses, and rivals. All dialogue is voiced using the original voices from the game, achieved through re-adding existing dialogue in new and suitable places, as well as editing together multiple lines to form brand new dialogue.
Campfire is the most feature-rich camping gameplay mod for Skyrim, and the foundation of Frostfall. With this activated the player is able to move into the castle and assume the throne, but with that comes a wealth of new features and responsibilities. Players are able to then manage their own army, have anyone in the world put to death or imprisoned, or just sit back and bask in the glory of being the king.
Frostfall - This mod is interesting in that it completely changes the way that Skyrim is played. Since is eternally cold, Frostfall adds in several different survival elements that allow the player to keep track of the weather and determine how to survive out there when it gets below freezing. The new systems allow the player to keep track of what the temperature is, how well their clothing is able to protect them from the cold, and a host of other unique gameplay features.
This mod is even compatible with Skyrim's many DLCs and a host of other mods. This is perfect for players who want to add more of an engaging and immersive challenge while they are out exploring the wilderness. Cody Peterson is an avid reader and writer. Currently a freelancer for Screenrant, where he spends most of his time writing guides or reviews.
Be warned that any conversation started with him will probably wind up gravitating towards his two dogs, The Adventure Zone, or Kingdom Hearts 2. By Cody Peterson Published Mar 27, Share Share Tweet Email 0. Related Topics Game Guides skyrim pc. Showing 1 - 10 of 10 comments. Seriously, opening new mods take a lot of time.
Like loading pictures takes several seconds if not a minute. I'm on a mb high speed internet connection Is there a way to handle mods without this built-in garbage? There is no workshop and someone told me that NMM is no go for the re-release? All I see is "loading mods Or is it always this useless?
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