This mod is a must-have for anyone who has put a good amount of hours into the game and is looking to freshen up exploration and make the world feel much more alive.

It also tweaks several vanilla events to have additional options.Every event can be turned on or off via the mod’s MCM, including vanilla ones.

These can be related to the games main guilds/factions, interesting travelers on the road, ambushes, etc. This mod makes this concept a dozen times better by adding tons of lore-friendly and custom voiced events (apparently more than 70). Immersive World EncountersDownload: /I’ve always really enjoyed Skyrim’s random world encounters, but after a few hundred hours playing for a while, you’ll start to realize there really aren’t that many of them, and most aren’t especially interesting or interactable. My only complaint is that I didn’t care too much for how the quest begins (from a roleplaying standpoint), but the content was interesting enough I didn’t worry about it too much. It’s got enough content to rival an official DLC in size, including a main quest/story, side quests, collectibles and secrets, a massive new set of zones to explore, and great voice acting.And yet, despite all that, my favorite thing about the mod is undoubtedly the visual style and detail of the environments.The mod is utterly beautiful, with lighting and design unparalleled by any other mod I can think of. Here’s my personal “best of” list for 2018 mod releases! Project AHODownload: /A DLC-sized quest/content mod that adds a truly impressive amount of content to the game, it’s not unreasonable to call this one of the best quest mods ever released for Skyrim. For The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition on the Xbox One, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'These Hearthfire mods are just wow!' Best Hearthfire Modsĭespite the game turning seven years old this year, and the Special Edition bringing in even more players to the scene, Skyrim modding is still alive and well.

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