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No zoom while reloading is a standard feature in most games. What I am thinking about here is a script that adds a no zoom while reloading mechanic. The mod checks when the player fires a scope enabled bolt action weapon and temporarily disables the scope, or force him out of scope mode in some way for x amount of time. This then works for reloading all weapons to prevent the player from being able to see through his scope while reloading as well. This would most certainly be an essential mod for me. Though I'm not entierly sure if any of this is doable, I assume it's entierly possible to force character states through scripting. Hopefully an experienced scripter had this idea already and just needed an incetive.

Forget all those difficulty mods. For the ultimate horror experience, try getting the mods Simple Difficulty Rework by Zaiben and Dead is Dead by sagittarius22. Just like overclocking your computer, increase difficulty incrementally until you get killed, and so on. I think it's safe to say that you'll be waiting for your followers rather then charging in every situation head first. If you find that you didn't like Simple Difficulty Rework, sagittarius22 of Dead is Dead has made a bunch of other mods that attemts to adjust difficulty, or change the game for the better in some way.

As I was reading this thread after having experienced the same glitch with enbhost, I noticed Razer Synapse (Razer's peripheral software) asking if I wanted to update at the exact moment I read the words "looks like I've found a fix". It's not Razer Comms per say, at least I don't have this installed. Looking at my task manager, logic would suggest that RazerIngameEngine.exe and or GameScannerService.exe cancelled out enbhost.exe during Synapse's update operation. I am almost certain of this. If the glitchs comes back, I would try to uninstall all Razer software. This should fix it.

Only thing I would suggest is to start a new game, then use the MCM submenu for Better Vampires to infect yourself with vampirism for the first time. Sleep 72 hours and so on, and finally follow these instructions courtesy of WikiHow: You should now have the same flags, buffs and abilities as if you were infected with vampirism by Lord Harkon himself. You'll know it's the savegame if the problem persist after reverting form following the aforementioned instructions. If all else fails, then you are more likely dealing with incorrect load order or incompatible mods, or mods that are incompatible when they are not loaded in the correct order. Also, I'm seeing a few vampire mods in your load order that have officially supported compatability patches available on their respective Nexus mod pages or as seperate mods.

Had the idea of doing a Samurai line of armors/swords myself, and of course it has been done! It's cool that Asian style Samurai stuff is lore friendly in Skyrim, cause there's a whole sub-culture of life philosophy/fighting style/movie enthusiast culture out eager to download this stuff! Nice work dude!