The Elder Scrolls 4 remains my favourite game of all time, with plenty of unique locations, including the different cities and guilds. (Now they’re skill trees, instead of skill bonsai trees.) This mod is an instant must have, and makes Skyrim feel like a real RPG again. What about a heavily armoured tank, that fights on the front lines ahead of his comrades? You can do that too, with perks that grant you plenty of new abilities and effects, such as enemies being knocked over from power attacking you, or those that retreat in fear when you walk slowly towards them. Are you a combat mage that likes to use spells and sorcery to dominate the battlefield? Well now you can, with perks that allow you to be raised into the air by a column of earth, keeping you out of harms way as you cast your destructive magic. Do you want to be a necromancer, putting together a skeleton army you created? Well now you can. Ordinator takes over the reigns by fleshing out the perk system with hundreds of additional perks, and making changes to existing ones, allowing you to really make a build to enjoy, and not just a stealth archer. Most perks were just some unseen stat changes, something you wouldn’t care much about, and they were just so basic. But within the Skyrim perk system lay its greatest weakness. Skyrim’s perks idea was a nice touch, being able to see your skill progression within the stars, and the different enhancements you could unlock by working on your preferred build, also known as the stealth archer. In no particular order, please see them below. A few required other mods to be installed first, many patches for compatibility, and a lot of manual work, but overall, they made Skyrim a more interesting place to visit.
They are not necessarily the BEST mods, or my favourite, rather they are a selection of mods that add either a ton of content, quality of life changes or something unique. However, I have decided on a few mods I believe everyone would get a kick out of. I could be here for days showcasing mods I believe will make the game bigger, better, and more enjoyable, and to try and choose a few from my list was almost impossible to manage.
I’m someone that goes mod shopping before even starting my game, always hunting for something new, something I don’t even need, and I’m not sure that I even want, just for the sake of having more shit to play around with.Īfter finally learning how to use so many different modding tools, instead of just winging it with a simple patch, I’ve now managed to give myself an almost unrecognisable game from vanilla Skyrim. I spent about 3 days of down time reorganising my mod load order, which includes hours of tutorial videos, messages from online friends and a lot of trial and error, to make my 300+ mods play nicely together.
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