StevetheKoala

I have ported Usure - Skyrim Nightmare to Special Edition (I'd love to link the page, but the forums don't appear to be allowing me to copy/paste). The author has not been active since 2016 and has not updated the file since 2014. I have placed an inquiry as to whether I might be allowed to post my port, but I'm not expecting a response. What is proper etiquette regarding these situations? Would it be acceptable if I posted a copy of the port to the comments section of his mod, for those who do not want/know how to port the mod themselves? Frankly, I'd rather not be banned from the Nexus, as there is a lot of great content here, so I'd appreciate if someone would be willing to help. Thank you!

I am looking for a mod or patch that will allow me to use disparity or something very similar without any DLCs, any thoughts?

As someone new to the Skyrim mods, I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations to enhance the Skyrim experience while keeping it true to the original game. Bonus points if they do not require expansions as I currently only have vanilla Skyrim for the PC; I have had my fun with Dawnguard, Hearthfire and Dragonborne in my many Xbox play throughs. From browsing Brodual's YouTube channel, I have had my interest piqued in: - Water and grass enhancing modules - Soundscaping modules - Smarter followers (anything that will allow them to ride horses and discourage them from boxing me into a corner, further immersion is just a bonus) - Ordinator's perk overhaul Other than Ordinator though (which I'm not even sure if I can run with just the vanilla game), I don't know the most up to date and/or popular versions of each. While I am aware of Perkus Maximus, Skyrim Requiem and the "realism" mods (frostfall, wet and cold, realistic needs and diseases), I'm not interested in complete overhauls or mods that cause inconvenience (forcing me to sleep daily, carry a whole bunch of heavy food around, carry and wear a lot of additional things, blind me during natural events, or drop everything to go cure a random disease) at this time, though I will likely try at least the realism mods in some future play through. Thoughts and suggestions appreciated!