Blobfish1223

I have seen videos, read articles, asked on forums, and even talked to friends but I just cant seem to get skryim to have that "Youtube look." It all started when one of my favorite youtubers posted a skyrm vidoe explaining the mods needed to get skyrim to look exactly like his so I attempted to recreate that same look on my computer, after downloading all the mods it seemed that only half the textures decided to actually update, the grass completely dissapeared and the trees looked like they were colored in with Microsoft Paint and placed into my skyrim. So I became determined ever since to get the game going, and have fallowed every guide but the results were always the same no matter what I did. It seems the only ones I havent tried are the hour long videos with 600+ mods that just seems to over do it for me, I just want to play skyrim without my computer catching fire. Normally this wouldnt bother me as much but after I spent a lot of money finally getiing a good pc able to handle some mods it just doesnt want to cooperate. I really dont know what to do anymore but if anyone has any suggestions I'd really appreciate it. The vidoe link is down below

Its saying that 2.0.7 is the latest version and I have 2.0.7 which is confusing because that is also the latest version that is on the skse website

Its saying that I my skse is newer than the skyrim version that I am using, does that mean I have to reinstall skse or do I wait for it to update on its own.

So I want to get all the mods and fufill my lifes mission of getting a 100% LoD skyrim playthrough but I have no idea if the Oblivion Artifacts mod needs a patch for legacy of the dragonborn special edition, or if there even IS a patch for the special edition.

I have tried and tried with all the enbs that I could, but I just cant get that look like all of those youtubers get, other times they dont even work properlly. Anyone have any suggestions (besides ones that have me download three spreadsheets worth of mods.)

Recently with the steam summer sale I have decided to purchase a copy of Fallout New Vegas with the hopes to try out the mod scene as well as get me started for the upcoming mods such as the Frontier. So like any new person to modding I have downloaded the Nexus mod manager in hopes that I could try to replicate what many youtubers have done on their own fallout modded videos. I am personally very conservative when it comes to downloading new things on my computer, only getting the absolute most important mods that I wish to play on. Unlike some people I do not wish to spend time downloading three spreadsheet pages of mods for a game that I probably wont spend 1,000+ hours on. So far I have gotten every DLC except dead money and the couriers stash. As for mods I have downloaded Fallout Character Overhaul, Civil Defense Radio, Classic Fallout Weapons, FNV Realistic Wasteland Lighting, and The Someguy Series. As for ENB's I saw a video reccomending the Rudy's ENB, and since it looked good to me I decided to give it a shot knowing that nothing should go wrong since mods are usually a plug and play kind of thing. Since I do not know how to save steam screenshots I will try to describe what It looks like. When I load up into Goodsprings I instantly get a blinding light from both the sun and off everything outside (changing the brightness has not seem to have done anything) and when I go inside, the rooms are just black without any textures loading what so ever. I have seen good enb's work with my friend loading and installing it with it looking great and my pc can handle that kind of stuff. I just want my game to look nice enough so that I can enjoy playing it, without having that dated look or feel to it. I don't know if its just my moniter which is a very basic samsung moniter that I found in my basement, or if the youtubers who post these kinds of videos are bsing, or are secretly running a million other mods just to get suckers like me to install the things. I would love to have some help or atleast have someone reccomend some kind of ENB that actually works.