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and you still had the audacity to ask for a monthly subscription right after i changed my password because of your f*#@ up.

nope, they still do it, this mod seems to only add objects they hold while talking to you.

i wish oblivions npc's could just hold their heads still instead of going through the two repetitive animations over and over again. is there a mod out there that can help me with that?

well its a dx11 engine

well there goes my only hope for ever touching skyrim again, gg bethesda. thanks for the reply.

since Skyrim SE is a dx11 game the first thing that came to my mind was tessellation, and I didnt expect a remake to have new models. but will modders be able to make use of it? I have noticed that not even fallout 4 uses tessellation, does it even work with the creation engine?

As far as i know, the xbox one supports 2 GB of mods, this limitation is set by Microsoft/Xbox, not Bethesda, 2 GB is really not much. the console version also doesnt support script extenders, so a big chunk of mods would not work for the console version.

Oh lordy I wish! A ground-up retooling of Oblivion could be a tremendous success. I don't see how a remastered Skyrim could match/exceed what modding has already done for it, but Oblivion is old enough and the engine has matured enough to really knock it out of the park. And don't get me started on a Morrowind remaster. skyrim remaster is an easy money grab, they dont have to remake the models or animations, all they have to do is making better textures or using the texture patch from the pc version and add mod support.

i dont believe they would release a pc version tbh, they will most likely just add mod support for consoles and maybe fix one or two things tops nvm, just noticed how stupid my sentense was, if there is mod support for consoles we need a pc version too. unless its in the same environment as the skyrim we have right now

okay, the way i handled it was taking everything out of her inventory, sending her away, remove the mod, saved the game without the mod, activated the mod again, gave myself the gold to hire her back. her stats are somewhat good now, in a 5 vs 1 fight she atleast goes down. still a little bit strong, but acceptable. I also altered the potion she gives you from time to time to not instantly give you health/magicka/stamina, now its over time. and the description says "Restore 15 points health per second for 10 seconds. restore stamina15/s, keep 10 seconds. Restore 15 points magicka per second for 10 seconds" (i am still playing around with the values) as you can see there are many inconsistencies, is there a way to change that? i tried to look it up but couldnt find anything specific for potions.

if it was built in a new, more stable engine i would probably get it. i just started using the creation kit and it crashes every few minutes, even though i have a mod that is supposed to fix that. its really difficult to get any progress done. about graphics, you should check out Skyrim Reloaded, its still kind of buggy but it looks promising.

ok now i deleted the spells themselves too, before i had only removed them from the actor. i also have the MFG Console now, which tells me that Neisa still has tons of health, magicka and stamina, so her stats didnt get changed. what is the best way to reset this? google only gives me results for resetting the AI.

she is a tank, one handed sword and shield. maybe i should reduce her mana to 0, she already has an unentchanted iron sword

I've been playing around with the custom follower Neisa in the Creation Kit. I removed her Life and Stamina regeneration Spells, her ReflectBlows perk, her shield enchantment, i lowered her combat style damage, health, stamina and magicka scaling, yet she is still one-hitting and reflecting everything. i am using the new esp file - atleast i think so, its the one from the Overwrite folder in Mod Organizer. I even used the command "dispelallspells" on her. Is there anything i missed?

i want to support this page, but i am getting really bad slowdowns. and no i cant support by paying.