Note that even when I play on TV with a controller I still use SKYUI for inventory, becasue even then it's better, but not for crafting or looting. HavokFi圆4: an amazing mod that's required for anyone with a monitor that has greater than 60hz refresh rate. SMIM: probably the most obvoius choice for general graphical improvement. This mod makes them look like something out of a Gap Kids catalogue. RSChildren: children in base game are fugly. Downside is people like arcadia, danica and silda suddenly become younger, which is particularly bad in Silda's case since several of her voice lines, as well as her voice overall, allude to her being old. Ordinary Women: Unlike WICO, this does deviate quite a bit from Bethesda's work - however, imo it fits in perfectly with the tone of Skyrim (they look attractive but weathered). Make sure to check 'remove flush faces' or else it does look weird, like everyone has a lot of makeup on instead of living in the harsh climate of Skyrim. It's quite conservative, meaning it looks a lot like the base game, just better. Doing this, I still ended up with over 60 mods (lol). To your second question, here's some of my favorite mods along with some explanations! Overall, I tried to be as conservative as possible, preferring only to install mods to 'fix' things. I think that mod compilations (from other authors, that is - you can make compliations from your own stuff) are not allowed on Nexus Mods. Should have no compatibility problems, unless you choose ones that modify the exact same thing. Step 5: Install any other mods you want - gameplay, animations, interface, etc. These are the most 'fiddly' in terms of compatibility with each other, so a mod manager is Priceless at this stage. There are 'general ones', ones for trees, ones for grasses, and ones for faces. Step 4: Install some mesh improvers and retextures. But it's worth it, because those let you control light levels, night and dungeon darkness, colour intensity etc, so they affect the look of the game a Lot. There are many to choose from, so you'll need to do a lot of testing :). Step 3: Install a weather mod and an interior lighting mod.

These are needed for very many other mods. Step 2: Install an Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch, SKSE, SkyUI and PapyrusUtil. Both will allow you to install and uninstall mods safely, as well as de-activate individual mods without uninstalling them (for comparison purposes) Some people prefer Vortex, others like Mod Organiser 2. It is, however, advisable to treat modding as a multi-step process: There are so many mods available that you need to test them yourself to figure out which ones are best for You personally.

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