ShootingStarAJM

A mod that overhauls the Minutemen's equipment to be more reminiscent to the NCR. Replace their weapons with military grade guns, and replace their outfits with the NCR Ranger Veteran Armor.

An enchantment to add a fire effect to weapons and armor. Basically the enchantment grants the user complete immunity to fire and minimal resistance to frost. Weapons will cause a high rate of fire damage to enemies and performing power attacks will shoot a fireball where the player is aiming. Armors will create a cloak-like damage radius where enemies who get too close will catch fire. And finally, both weapons and armors with this enchantment will appear as if they are on fire. Similar to that of a flame atronach. If possible, only have the flames ignite when in combat. This enchantment can be learned from a book and can be added to any kind of weapon or armor, including miscellanies clothes, robes and jewelry.

One recurring theme that I love about player home mods is that there's always a trophy room. A large room dedicated to displaying all the unique weapons, armors, and artifacts in the game. And they're always organized so well. Dragon claws go on this wall, daedric artifacts go on that table, mannequins over here, etc. But quite often, the center piece of these rooms is always the dragon priest masks. Why though? Out of all the unique and powerful relics you have in this room, why are the dragon priest masks the ones in the center? Why are they treated as the most significant trophies you've collected? They're really not that special. Hell, the daedric artifacts are more significant than them. I think it's because the main premise of Skyrim revolves around dragons. So of course it would make sense for the masks worn by dragon priests to be the most important items in the room. But you know what's more important? You know what SHOULD be the center piece of every trophy room? THE f*#@ING ELDER SCROLLS! I mean for Christ sake, people. It's the name of the series. The elder scrolls are the absolute most ancient, most mysterious, and most powerful artifacts on the whole planet of Nirn. Their existence transcends the divines themselves. No one, not even the greatest scholar in Tamriel, can decipher their true origin. If ever there was an artifact that deserves to be the center of attention in a trophy room, it would be the elder scrolls. But more often that not I find that in player home mods the elder scrolls aren't even included in the trophy rooms. You know where these mod makers prefer to put them? In the library, completed unguarded. Just sitting there on the wall for any thief to break in and take. One mod even has the elder scrolls displayed RIGHT NEXT TO THE FRONT DOOR! Anyone could just walk right in and take them. It really breaks the immersion. You know what I think would make more sense? Put whatever you want in the trophy room, but the elder scrolls deserve to be locked away within a secure vault deep beneath the house which can only be accessed by a secret door. Now that is immersive. That makes sense. Because let's be honest. If you had the most powerful artifact in the world, where would you put it? On the wall over the fireplace, or in a secret chamber that not even Batman could break into?

Title says all. I need a mod that lets you equip more than one piece of armor at once, adding extra stats to your overall armor rating and making the armor meshes overlap to create a new look. My current predicament is this. I'm wearing the Dragonbone Ebonsteel Armor (from the Immersive Armors mod). I want to combine this with the Archmage robes. I found a mod on the Bethesda website that lets you wear robes with armors. So I got my wish. When combined with my armor, the robes make me look pretty cool. But there's one problem. It won't let me equip my helmet. Equipping my helmet automatically makes the robes unequip. I even tried this with the hoodless variant of the robes. Still won't work. If I could just have a mod that bypasses this problem, allowing me to equip as much as I want at the same time, I can complete my look. It's a minor problem and not worth the hassle, but it's really bothering me.

Someone PLEASE make a mod that lets you marry Serana! She's the most interesting woman in the game and I need her to be my wife!

Alright. I've taken all your advice and modding has been going very smoothly for me so far. I started a new game and saved it once I got to Whiterun. From there I began downloading mods one at a time and testing each one on that save file, as well as using LOOT to organize the load order. I have 60 mods installed and the game is somehow managing to stay at 60 FPS. My only problem seems to be with animation replacer mods. No matter which ones I download, they don't work. Which is a shame because I hate some of the vanilla animations and desperately want to change them. Any help?

I want to download mods for Skyrim: Special Edition, but I have had very bad luck with mods in the past. Fallout 3, New Vegas, Skyrim, none of them worked out for me. It's because I don't fully understand how the NMM works. I always get carried away with mods. I download too many and by the time I try to play the game, nothing works. So I need thorough, specific, step by step instructions on what mods to download and what order they should be loaded. Right down to every single click of the mouse. The goal for what I'm looking for is immersion and realism. I want mods that overhaul the game to look real, as well as lore friendly mods that add weapons, armors, locations, and characters that all fit in the Skyrim narrative. My computer specs aren't very impressive, but they're average. NVIDIA GTX 765M, Intel Core i7, 16GB Ram, plenty of storage. It's average. Please help. I'm begging you all.