Skyrim mods to make npc look better mod#

If you click 'No', the editor will ask you if you want to quit the application, but I don't recommend you do that unless you feel like loading everything again.) (If you want to take a look at them you can click 'Yes' to each of them.

Skyrim mods to make npc look better mod#

These 'default' warnings are harmless and won't affect your mod so you can safely skip past them by clicking 'Yes to All'. This is the first of several warnings that you will get every time you load the editor (they're mostly about doors). When the editor is finished loading the game data, you will likely see a warning alert box pop up informing you about a navmesh error. Depending on your machine and the alignment of the stars it may take a half a minute to a couple of minutes to load everything. Otherwise, open the editor if it's not already open, select the Skyrim.esm and Update.esm in the Data browser (File, Data., double-click Skyrim.esm, double-click Update.esm, OK) as shown in the starter tutorial on the wiki and load the game data. It's a welcome change from Bethesda's static and dull difficulty curve, but not so punishing as to make every bandit encounter an absolute grind.If you created a mod in the starter tutorial and still have it open, close it now. My character is level 26, has yet to kill a dragon unaided by the town guard, and still fears giants/mammoths. The new Requiem 1.8.x is nicely balanced to provide for a game that doesn't peter out in the first hour. Overall, I'm enjoying the game moreso this time around, but I think it has less to do with C&C (where only Interesting NPCs helps in that regard), and more with the Requiem overhaul. I've gone ahead and installed Inigo instead. I can't comment on the Civil War Overhaul as I have't proceeded down that path all too much I simply hope it doesn't wreck my savegame.ДЄlthough not C&C related in any way, I *just* got to Hoth and I have to say I'm underwhelmed :( He doesn't seem to have much personality and his voice acting is such low quality as to break my immersion. Although a minor portion of the voice acting recording quality could be improved, I truly enjoy how much backstory each of the characters have and how they interplay with one another, relying on the player to make the connection on their own. At first, the I interpreted the comments about this mod's inconsistency as a sign that it was amateurishвЂ¦ but it's anything but. So far, the standout performer is definitely Interesting NPCs. Well, a couple weeks into the playthrough. Taking sides will cost you while the war is going on.

If you play with this mod, there are a ton of battles between the imperials, the thalmor, and the stormcloaks. Bethesda cut out a ton of content from that storyline, due to time constraints, and a group of modders made a valiant attempt at restoring all of it and then finishing the missing pieces. I'd go look, but then I end up playing Skyrim again for another couple hundred hoursвЂ¦.Д¬WO is definitely up your alley, Drithius. I haven't had a playthrough in 3-4 months so there might be some new stuff.

Interesting NPCs might be your best bet for that. It's very hard to turn Skyrim into a story game. His look is kinda creepy too.Д¬C isn't big even in most of the mods, so I don't have a lot for you there. Hoth is a bounty hunter and he turns the boring bounty hunts into a more interesting meta-game. Vilja is great if you want a female companion, but Hoth is even better for someone who seeks making the main game feel more alive. The Dragonborn mod is also very well done, but it is best to be mostly through the main campaign when you play it.Д¬ount, do you have the immersive patrols mod or the one that adds more organized bandits? I've only messed with these a little bit, but the bandits one made some of the dungeons much more populated and dangerous. Some of them are kinda dull or immersion breaking, but the majority are well done.Д«oth Falskaar and Wyrmstooth are more focused than Skyrim and would be a decent add-on.