VforValence

She's not wrong.

Cojurable Beds. Also something equivocal to Perks UI, being able to enable and disable perks at will was really convenient, I first got it because I didn't like the Marksman perk that paralyzes things and makes them harder to hit from a distance.

There's already a mod to summon chests and two varieties of crafting furniture that can be used to turn any location into a workshop with storage. But those dusty old ruins could use some beds, child beds, chairs, tables, bars, barstools, and counters don't you think? With all the mods to claim cells and make them homes, this seems like the next logical essential step to making those random miscellaneous ruins feel like home.

I second this request. Perks UI was very useful, I would use it to De-Level perks I didn't like, or to start the game as a vampire. It was so convenient I basically considered this mod Essential.

Well thanks for all the hard work and the amazing job you guys have done despite all the technical hiccups. You're dealing with a massive influx of traffic from multiple separate steam sales all at once, people are buying the complete Fallout New Vegas collection, people are buying the complete Skyrim collection, and people are also buying the complete Neverwinter Nights 2 collection from GoG and Steam, all for extremely low prices. So of course the first thing people want to do when they install or reinstall their newly acquired or newly legally owned copy of whatever game they just bought is mod the hell out of it. I'm surprised that I can even get on here this time of the year all things considered.

Will update ASAP

For god's sake this please yes. The only half decent imperial armor that you wouldn't freeze your bits off in has invisible arms and legs for females in light armor and gloves that float off or into the arm.

There are so many mods to add realism to the game, people want realism in the way the rain splashes, people want realism in the way the smoke moves, people want footprints in the snow, and to freeze from hypothermia if they don't have warm cloths. But somehow, it doesn't seem to bother anyone that the imperials walk around in glaciers with their arms and legs exposed, like it's a mid-summer day on a Mediterranean shore. How does that not bother people who care about realism and immersion? Even the Romans that the lore unfriendly armor was based on wore pants once they invaded Northern Europe and started losing their bits and pieces to frostbite, I chock this up to a terrible design decision by Bethesda but I'm amazed by how little it get's under the skin of people who get so hard for immersion and realism. I know there are a couple of mods, one is a fantastic mod by the name of Perfect Legion... That unfortunately has gauntlets on all the light armors that clip through the arms or float a bit off from the arm, especially noticeable on female characters, so you'd think people concerned with realism would want to fix that. The other is a pants mod that's extremely low quality, pretty much incompatible with any HD armor reskins because it looks so out of place, that tatters up the kilt piece and only works for light and studded armor. Sure there's a chainmail variant, but it only works on males. I can't be the only one bothered by all the half naked imperials running around like it's summer. It's enough to make me want to use the Tropical mod for better immersion, how has there not been good imperial reskins (aside from with with major light armor issues) with pants yet?

Thanks, but that mod doesn't really do the job. Sure it adds pants to light armor, but it's really low quality and doesn't work for heavy armor, and before you link to this http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/12611//? It only works for males.

My dream mod is for Perfect Legion to be updated so that the light armor and guantlents don't have issues because it's the only Legion replacer overhaul that adds sleves and pants to a world where every legionaire would probably die of hypothermie and lose their bits to frostbite. Roman themed or not, Romans wore pants in colder climates, even a people who saw it as barbarian fashon and looked down on it did it for the utility. The imperials have no such reservations about wearing pants, and I can only wonder if whoever developed their vanilla armor lives in a scorching desert and has never experienced a cold day in his life.

The best Imperial Armor Mod I've seen is this one http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/6085//? Unfortunately, the gloves are broken. Specifically the light armor seems to have gauntlets that float off the arm a bit in one direction or another, which is impossible to ignore and especially noticable on female characters. Even the Romans wore pants in europe when the winter struck, the default armor is completely unrealistic and I refuse to believe I'm the only one who's immersion is broken by floating light guantlets and people walking around with their legs exposed with ice all around.

There are a lot of great Imperial retex mods, and a few overhauls, but besides the Perfect Legion mod (which is amazing, but seems to have a few glitches) there doesn't seem to be any that add sleeves and trousers. It's sort of immersion breaking that they can walk around with their kibbles and bits exposed, a lot of them not even Nords, and not even worry about frostbite while you're dying of hypothermia with Frostfall. Don't you think? So what I request is simple, nothing but sleeves and pants for both sexes. No changes to the armor itself, no retex, just... add... sleeves and pants... Is that doable? If so it would be compatible with most of the other mods, I think. After playing with files trying to manually install dark brotherhood robes from multiple mods to get them just the way I like them, I realized it's probably doable, and it would add to immersion immensely.

We can has redone Imperials and Stormcloaks with this mod? Perfect Legion may be abandoned and seems to have glitches with the gauntlets, and stormcloaks never got good armor

One of these days someone is going to dig into the Build Your Own Home scripts and combine it with hearthfire assets, create a beautiful fully customizable keep with properly placed walls that isn't too over the top to be believable, find a flat place to put it and have a "Build Your Own Manor* mod. And that mod will be featured in Mod Sanctuary, become one of the top downloads on Nexus, and make the modder internet famous.

THANK YOU SO MUCH!