Skyrim looks like THAT?!
Damn...
Skyrim looks like THAT?!
Damn...
What mods
basic unreal engine built in assets + compile button
Ok, but where's the gameplay?
...it runs like 20 fps and the gameplay is still dicks
gehm...pulay? What is that?
It doesn't.
Charge in, attack, heal mid-fight, attack.
Beautiful landscapes.
A NEW HAND TOUCHES THE BEACON
Why is it only ever screenshots of stuff like this, but never any pics of it running in game?
>tfw redownloaded it and modded the argonian females to be as hot as they were in this morning's thread
Feels more satisfying than I thought
because it runs like shit and looks bad in 99% of areas. ENB's are made for screenshots and showcases thats it
skyrim has really shaped up nicely
skyrim has goblins you can get pregnant now
Imagine if every city guard looked like this.
>alt-start as vampire
>get to level 12
>clear a bandit camp and open the final chest
>A NEW HAND TOUCHES THE BEACON
>oh that's neat...
>THE UNDEAD HAVE DEFILED MY TEMPLE
>...but I'm unde-
>LISTEN AND OBEY
>...okay then...
TFW Skyrim forces me to become Blade
>takes five steps forward followed by CTD
>Implying I don't want to be Blade
You guys better uninstall your mods right now, skyrim is perfect as it is. Don't taint an artist's experience. You will regret this.
american mod?
>american mod?
Yeah and it's CUTE. america is based. europoors will never understand
>2019
>skyrim ctds
sorry to hear about your retardation user
She's a big girl.
What race would most likely go through the Vampire side of Dawnguard?
I'm playing an Orc, and it just doesn't make sense for me to put my big 6' 6" badass two-handed user through a story centered around magic and politics.
god bless this man
Anyone that doesn't automatically say Breton is a retard
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Really surprised nobody has made a proper mod for him. Even a looksmenu/follower that actually looks like him instead of just a redguard with a vaguely similar haircut would be neat.
dunmer, breton, altmer, maybe wood elf (i mean they are cannibals, right?)
For you
This but unironically
WHOA MAMA
Dark Elf and Breton tend to make the most sense to me.
If you use Sacrosanct I wouldn't recommend using an Imperial. You'll get absolutely cucked by standing stones.
I legitimately regret learning how to mod. I actually spend more time moding Skyrim than I do playing it.
I just want to play the damn game, but my autism doesn't let me even fire the thing up without 200+ texture/model replacement mods, Ordinator, sacrosanct vamps, and a random combat overhaul.
Even then, I normally just play until the first dragon encounter before I notice a low-res texture or something that makes me keep moding.
The trick is to actually make a list of what mods you're using and refer to it the next time you start modding the game. You'll find yourself going through tons of random shit a lot less because chances are you've already used something better.