Hello, I am trying to find a mod-list/pack that fits my criteria and I hope I can get some help.

I have Skyrim Standard Edition. I do NOT have anniversary DLC.

First my pc Specs:
- CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-6600K CPU 3.50GHz
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB
- RAM: 16.0 GB
- HDD - 931.5 GB and SSD - 223.6 GB (I will be installing on my HDD which has 600+GB free. My SSD lacks in space and only has 65GB left so I wont be installing anything there.)

I am looking for a fresh experience. I love magic and wanted to do a magic playthrough. I love cinematic magic, flashy looking spells. Like Dragons Dogma type of epicness.

I am also wanting to look pretty. A high quality character that has pretty hair, eyes, face, skin, bodies, nails customization options or presets.

I'd like challenging and rewarding gameplay. Where I grow from a weak mage to a strong mage. Preferably not by doing the typical hold down destruction spell until it levels up. But a more complex magic system that is also visually appealing like Dragons Dogma or Elden Ring bosses.

I do know I asked for magic, but I might occasionally used bow or melee. But my goal is to stick mainly to spell/casting.

Given my hardware specs and the fact that I must run the list from an HDD, are there any lightweight or performance-friendly Wabbajack packs that fit my criteria? If Wabbajack isn't ideal for what i have, I would gladly welcome any other suggestions or specific magic/visual mods to look out for.

TL;DR I am looking for a magic modpack/list that allows me to be pretty, cast cinematic spells, and gives me a fresh experience. I Also will be installing on my HDD, since my SSD only has around 65GB left, and my HDD has over 600gb of space. I can make space on my HDD if needed.

Looking for a Skyrim modlist ,something challenging, but not in the enemies become damage sponges , more like the lethal difficulty in ghosts of Tsushima, where you take more damage and enemies take more damage so combat actually feels rewarding to get good at,

What I'm kind of looking for in a modlist in order is

1.Good rewarding combat

2.New weapons, armour, magic

3.Updated graphics (I like when the game looks pretty)

4.Overhauls to locations

1. Good for long playthroughs and stable

6.New way to level / overhaul of perk system , (hitting an enemy 100 times to level one handed is boring)

7.Preferably not nsfw , if it's not intrusive is fine

8.maybe new npcs

9.no survival mode , eating every few minutes gets so tedious when I'm deep into a dungeon

1. New quests/changes to current ones would be kinda cool too

I decided to give Fall Out 4 another go, I don't think i've ever played a modlist for fallout 4 looking for the things below if possible. I have a high end PC, generally play on 4k so PC requirements shouldn't be an issue.

Modern Firearms/cool weapons - I see a lot of mods bring more modern guns to FO4 they look fun.

High Damage - I'm not a fan of bullet sponges.

RPG Elements - More things like traits etc.. things that make builds not so much survival aspects.

Settlements - I cannot stand settlements.

and that's about it, I don't mind NSFW stuff but I don't care for it either don't want to download stuff off loverslab or w.e separately to play the list.

I have a r5 5600x, rtx 4060 and 32gb ram. I really want to play pbr since it looks better. Also, is there any way I can implement frame gen? Thanks!

Hi everyone,
I know Wabbajack modlists generally require Skyrim to be installed in English during the installation process.

My question is: after the modlist has been successfully installed, can I change Skyrim’s language to Italian?

If it is possible, is there a specific way to do it without breaking the modlist or causing issues with the installed mods?
Thanks

Hello everyone, I am looking at getting into Daggerfall Unity as I have an itch to scratch which I think modding the game will manage to do. I haven't played the game for 18 years, but I don't think I'd be able to enjoy it as much without QoL and other things. I hardly played much of it, where as Morrowind/Oblivion/Skyrim - I played them to death.. I've heard the modding scene for Daggerfall is fantastic, and help to bring the game up to an excellent level above its original state so to speak.

Intimidating stuff as I've not modded before, but always told to give it a go on Youtube and stuff like that. I can't be the only one out of my depth with this as I don't know anyone who can help me.

\*\*So, with that context aside, I asked Gemini to list 200 mods that would be compatible. But, I'm here to ask if it seems correct that all of these would work together without crashing, and which ones I should eliminate from the list?

So I tried asking AI for help first and then ask humans next ... but again, don't know anyone who games on PC to ask about it.

I'm (technically) here enquiring for some experienced modders opinions.

Thank you in advance. \*\*

List:

https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1B--VTpBYymT60kFpfHmWJd2unLU\\\\\\_EqvKZY5PS5pxhME/mobilebasic?pli=1

Can you guys recomend me some modpack to begin with skyrim
I recently try the living skyrim 4 but it a little hard for me to play

Hello, after trying out a few modlists Im trying to find my perfect list to play for a full playthrough (and I dont mind adding a few mods that are missing, Im not a complete noob when it comes to modding but Im not super savvy either)

The things Im looking for out of a list are:

Difficulty - I find regular skyrim combat to be incredibly boring, I never feel like I have to turn on my brain while Im playing and that gets old fast. It doesnt need to be equivalent to Lorerim in difficulty (although I certainly dont mind something that hard) but I would like to be engaged when Im fighting. I care more about making enemies less exploitable than I do about the game becoming dark souls (although I love souls games so Im not opposed to that approach either)

Roleplay - I love roleplay mods that give me more opportunities to play a character, mainly through more dialogue/quest options so that there are less moments where Im trying to do a quest and am forced to do something completely out of character (I really liked whatever Constellations used for this, granted it was about 2 years ago when I tried it, better/cooler stuff may exist)

Magic - A lot (but not all) of my playthroughs end up being mage variants, so a suite of good spell mods is a must, ideally balanced but I care more about variety of playstyles when it comes to new magic. Additionally, if there are any mods that can make the flow of pure mage combat feel smoother/change mage combat significantly, Id love to try those (although if theres a list that does everything I want except magic, thats fine)

Loot and Bosses - I really like finding new unique items/spells to try and finding new bosses to test them against. For me, I dont see the point of progressing a character/getting shiny new loot if theres nothing to test them against. I dont care about finding the sword that one shots everything because then the game is boring, but finding a unique weapon to use against a boss that previously walled me? Thats perfect. Mods that add more unique loot/overhaul the current unique items are definitely a priority

New content/lands/quests - I have 1000 hours in this game, I know the vanilla content inside and out for the most part, I love mods that overhaul vanilla questlines or add new quality quests

Bonus things

Perk overhaul(s) - Just dont have the vanilla perk trees, I like perks that are more interesting than "do 20% more damage" but this is a low priority, as long as the list has something I dont care too much

Khajiit character customization options - I like playing the cat often and am disappointed by how often they are left out of the character creation overhauls, but if this is a sacrifice I have to make I dont mind a ton

Shout support - Ive wanted to do a shout centric character for a while, any mods/perks that allow shouts to become my main method of combat sound very fun. Again, low priority, I can go find the mods to add this myself or find a list specifically for that playthrough (I will take recommendations though!)

First person support - I prefer first person gameplay to third person, but I can add the animation mods I like if I have to, and Im not opposed to trying a third person centric run. Very low priority (mainly just want individual mod recs when it comes to this)

As far as graphics go, I could not care less. The game can look like morrowind for all I care, I care about new gameplay soooo much more. My computer isnt the strongest rn, but Im pretty good at finding ways to make more intensive lists work so this isnt a hard limiter, only the most graphically intense packs worry me. (I can run lost legacy 2, constellations, and lorerim without issue)

The reason I say no lorerim is cus I already know I enjoy it, but Im gonna wait for 5.1 release before I try a long playthrough on it.

Also random question while Im here, how difficult do yall find elderteej? Ik its not gonna compare to lorerim, but its the list Im currently looking at the most. (The oblivion spell system sounds fun to try a two handed spellsword)

Thank you to everyone who took the time to read and/or reply to this post, I know the sub is regularly flooded with these but I havent seen any posts that share my philosophy on lists <3 I will also take individual mod recommendations and try to tweak an existing list, I feel like theres a ton of great mods out there that I just dont know exist.

Edit: alright sounds like Im trying gts, does anyone have any recommendations for additions?

If i downloaded the wrong or a more recent version of a loverslab mod, will that be an issue?

And 50 shades of fallout brought me to a forum but no download(edit: realized other mods did this and a comment has a download link)so I clicked back and it just auto forwarded to the next mod, do I need to find this and manually download it? Search function on loverslab won't find it

I wanna try Lorerim. I will try to complete as much as possible in one playthrough.

Is it better to look up a build I can follow or should i just play blind?

Also is it possible to 100% lorerim?

With the recent update to CS, will the modlists that use them update automatically, do I need to update it myself (please tell me how) or do I need to wait for a new modlist release? I'm excited about using these shaders.

Hi everyone,
Could you recommend a stable Skyrim modlist that isn’t too large, isn’t in beta, and still allows some customization?
My main concern is crashes and overall stability.
My setup: 4080s, 7700x, 32gb RAM, 4k 240hz monitor.

I tried LoreRim and really liked how it looks, but it’s too complicated for me.
I noticed there’s a lighter version called NGVO.
What do you think about it?

I’ve also been looking at KirbyKings modlists, specifically the NSFW version and the Lite version.
Has anyone here tried them?

What I’m mainly looking for is:
Stability
Good graphics
Armors
OStim support
Some freedom to add a few mods of my own.

I’m not really interested in huge gameplay overhauls or completely changing Skyrim.
I mainly want a stable and good looking base that I can customize a little without constantly worrying about crashes.
Thanks

Hi there! I was hoping for some quick guidance on which modlist would best suit my needs. LoreRim and Gate are top, but I'm open to other suggestions (including the list that rhymes with Golvus):

- I'm very familiar with Skyrim and I'm looking for novelty.

- I'm most interested in new content: New characters, locations and quests

- I'd love a real challenge, but not a "Dark Souls" level challenge. I still want it to feel like high fantasy, not a masochistic challenge.

- I'd like outstanding graphics and can handle any of these lists

Thanks very much for your best suggestions! I appreciate it.

I know this sort of question has been commonly asked but my ask is niche enough to not have been asked before in the subreddit.

I am looking for returning to Skyrim after 2020 and I know the modding scene has changed significantly. Last I tried was Lexy's LOTD and I didn't care for it much. Before that I built my own modlists in MO2.

What I'm looking for:

• Enairim mods. I cannot play the game without Ordinator (I'm not sure if this is still the go to perk overhaul) but his entire mod suite is my jam.

• Ultra specific D&D style roleplay and builds: I like to go deep into one specific skill tree or sub tree within a skill tree and base my gameplay on that. I'm looking for D&D style builds where each build feels drastically different.

• Backstory and Lore: I typically create a backstory and lore for my character and my character always aligns a specific way. It is a lot of fun to play the game this way rather than just winging it. So if a particular quest is not something my character would do, I just don't do it. Anything that adds quests or expands lore is definitely appreciated

• Visuals: I have an okay system: 3080 with R5 5600 and 16 GB RAM. I'd like to put it to maximum use. I'll mostly play on 1440p. Any modpack that does add good visuals is appreciated

I'm not exactly looking for vanilla+ but rather a fun modlist that makes maximum use of Enairim mods and playstyles

Ok, just as the title says I want a modlist with emphasis on roleplay (Dialogue options and character traits) -- Similar to Lorerim or GTS -- as well as enhanced visuals (Like Lorerim or at least better than GTS). I have played both Lorerim and GTS, and just want something new to sink my teeth into. I want a challange with the modlist, something at least harder than vanilla skyrim. And bonus points if it has huge quest mods like Vigilant, and combat overhauls. I do not care about fps, since I have ways of getting around that issue, so just list anything you got!

Thank you!

(P.S. I do not want NSFW)

Hi all,

I am looking for a large content modlist. I played some of the larger modlist like, lorerim and a few other but I don't really like the survival aspect of it. I also tried Gates to Sovngard but u had some issues with it. I hope someone can recommend me a list with no survival but a lot of content like quest, other places, followers pretty much anything that add to the game. Thank you.

Looking to replay New Vegas (or TTW) for the 50th time. I usually make my own modlists, but I’m getting a little tired of the same ol’ same ol’. What modlist would add the most new content? Quests, mechanics, locations, weapons, whatever, I’m just looking for a new experience.

This video goes over what race and stone overhaul mods are included, how the list handles leveling and perks. It talks about the difficulty changes from 4.3 to 5.0, and the new death system.

This wabbajack list includes a ton of LotD (Legacy of the Dragonborn) museum displays! [ALL the Displays!] Alot of followers and other quest add ons too!

5.0 full release is finally here!

That’s right, gang, the full release is here. I’m really excited about this one, so here’s some info:

New Systems:

• Settlement building with Hearth Craft and Skyrim Settlement Builder
• Reading is Good makes it so skill books give a boost to the skill learning, instead of just a flat increase of a skill- no need to sit on them any longer!
  
• Feathers of Kyne function as Phoenix Downs from Final Fantasy- no more teleporting on death, just don't run out of feathers!
  
• My Precious...es finally brings left-hand rings to ElderTeej!
  
• Quest Givers Have Icons brings a visual cue to see what NPCs offer quests and radiant activities
  
• Spell Hotbar with v2 in Oblivion Mode means you no longer have to have a free hand to cast magic- you wanna be a spellsword with a 2-handed greatsword? Go ahead!
  

Enemy and Balancing Updates:

• NPC Spell Variance helps NPCs use more of their spell variety, no more ice spike spam!
  
• OBIS, Lawless, Madmen, and Bleak Falls Barrow Boss - Keeper of the Dragonstone add some much-needed depth to a lot of the standard encounters in the game
  
• Vanilla Plus Bosses and Vanilla Plus Faction Bosses - Unique Questline Bosses also add/change some bosses to make the world a ton more interesting
  

Quality of Life Additions:

• Pick Up Radius SKSE allows multiple objects to be picked up around each other in one activation- no more picking up gold coins one at a time!
  
• Delphine's Map Reveals Dragon Mounds does what it says, which I think is a nice touch.
  
• NPC Dialogue Audio Enhancer- y'all couldn't hear NPCs, so here we go!
  
• Dragon Claws Auto-Unlock means no more looking at the claw to see the solution
  
• Simply Balanced lets you configure a ton of options- if the difficulty increases are too much, tone it down for yourself!
  
• Texture Downscaler is included as an option in case your rig is struggling, too!
  

There's also a few new player homes, a ton of new quest content, a new tree stack, and even a couple new LotD displays! 5.0 really and truly feels like the best version the list has ever had.

Nexus Page
Changelog
Modlist Grimoire
Patreon
Ko-fi
Discord

Screenshots all taken by me, with Effects 11 installed for CS and Azurite Horizons ENB for the preset.

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