Quote:Mods I'm currently running:


Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch

Vampire Perks Expanded

Werewolf Perks Expanded

Immersive Citizens AI Overhaul

Unleveled Items

Falskaar

The Gifts of Akatosh

Vampires Suck: No Attacks in Towns

50% More Perk Points

Ordinator Perks of Skyrim

Apocalypse- Magic of Skyrim

Phenderix Magic Evolved

Relationship Dialogue Overhaul

Karthwasten*

Soljund's Sinkhole*

Whistling Mine*

Shor's Stone*

Cutting Room Floor

The Forgotten City

Ars Metallica

Shezie's Winstad Hearthfire Kitchen

Shezie's Heljarchen Hearthfire Kitchen

Shezie's Lakeview Hearthfire Kitchen


The ones with the * by them give a little expansion to the smaller towns throughout the world and make them a bit more realistic.


The 2 magic packs added around 500 new spells between them. Some are really good and some are meh.


All of the perk mods I highly recommend. The expanded perk tree is amazing and the extra perk points mod really comes in handy.


Unleveled Weapons makes it where you don't have to wait until you get to a certain level to do quests to get the best weapon, you automatically get the highest available weapon.


Falskaar is a mod that was created by one of the developers of the game and adds a HUGE new area to explore that's about 2/3 the size of the original game world. Highly Recommend!!!


The Forgotten City is another nice add-on that contains a huge dungeon to explore with its own quest.


The Immersive Character AI Overhaul kinda did some wonky things to the game. The goal of the mod was to make the citizens act more realistic by running away from powerful enemies like dragons and vampires and other creatures that would otherwise kill them. One of the weird side effects of that is some of the merchants that are outside don't leave their homes. I just downloaded an update and hope that this issue has been corrected.


The dialogue overall keeps your followers and other NPCs from saying the same thing over and over again. You know arrow to the knee and what not.


The Gifts of Akatosh is the only special items mod that I have downloaded so far and I'm not quite high enough level to create them yet so I don't know how good it is yet.


The last 3 on my list are kitchens that have been added to your Hearthfire homes in the unused area in the back of your house. My only complaint is that it puts table in the area of your anvil and when you place and anvil there it looks weird.


I try to pick mods that improve the game by adding more things to the world but not unbalancing it too much. I'm probably going to soon add Frostfall, Campfire, and I Need Food and Sleep to add just a touch more realism to the overall game experience.