AlienSensei

Thanks man. I really like small and immersibe changes to the environment, and a more diverse and realistic Skyrim, so that all villages don't look like copies of one another. I've heard mixed things about mods that expand cities though, any you recommend? I'm also a fan of armor mods such as Immersive Armors (although I personally think some of the armors don't fit in) and I'm a massive fan of mods that add things from previous elder scrolls games such as armors or creatures. Creatures are also really important to me as after a while in Skyrim you've seen almost everything. For me, a visually beautiful and immersive Skyrim combined with a vivid and realistic environment is gold. Never been a fan of companion mods and the like.

I love immersion and a sense of comfy realism without making it dark souls. What can you recommend?

Title says it all, it used to happen to Skyrim which led to me stop modding, and now Fallout 4? Jesus...

It'd be great to have a mod where you can actually see your body for immersion reasons. Thanks!

I am a maniac when it comes to collecting armors. I have collected tons of stuff I want to keep somewhere on display such as the Silver Shroud or Grognak the Barbarian armors. I'd be so happy if this was created. I imagine you could use the already in-game models for the mannequins.

I will probably side with BoS because the institute was unbearable in-game - the music, the confusing corridors, ah. I wanted to rip my nuts off. BoS has decent characters, some cool armor, comfy airship. I'll probably replay the game or reload an earlier savefile to finish the institute quest as well. And while I would probably side with the institute in real life, it doesn't feel very heroic to do so as the protagonist I am playing as, or for any matter at all. Long-term benefits are rarely what we consider heroic in real life by any standards - the heroes are always those that sacrificed long-term for short-term gain for the people. In this case, short-term would be BoS (because they take care of problems in the Wasteland, but they don't fix them) and long-term would be the institute (because they work on the long-term solutions while ultimately ignoring short-term problems, which is why Father also hid that Virgil f*cked sh*t up).

Which one should I take? The former is more new and has seen very positive reviews, the other on the other hand has a lot of downloads, but sometimes I feel like it only has that since it was the first. Optimized Vanilla Textures (the new one) Fallout 4 - Texture Optimization Project(The older one) I'm not too familiar with what the differences are, and which one are you guys using?

It'd be great if these mods were released. I know there is a mod right now on on hot files that is supposedly changing LOD for the better, but in the before/after screenshots I mostly just see a change in the ground texture.

The lighting in Fallout 4 is awful. It had the same problem as vanilla Skyrim - ligths coming out of nowhere. It would be amazing if this could be fixed in a mod. Look at the lighting on the door in this image. http://i.imgur.com/Wpdk69Q.jpg

I am creating my own mod. 1. I want to make my character I am playing as into a follower to download. But he is created in the RaceMenu mod. Will people who download my mod need RaceMenu? 2. Because I already have my character saved in a game - is there some way I can just port it over to creation kit instead of re-making it in creation kit?

Apachii skyhair doesn't look realistic and looks more like something from an anime. Mainly more short hairstyles, and curly ones if they exist, http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/sites/default/files/2013/02/vikings_tv_review_a_l.jpg http://www.wga.hu/art/m/michelan/1sculptu/david/head.jpg Some short hairstyles would also be nice, because even now when the hairstyles are "short", they are still thick and long! More believable male hairstyles would be great! Like this mod: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/28936/?

Nevermind this is caused by stamina movement overhaul. Would just for anyone to know if they are experiencing this.

Skyrim has a crap engine. It's not your fault. Also, I have lots and lots of graphics mods but it's all about opmitisation. I recommend FXAA injector.

Both of these are taken in Candlehearth Hall. When I turn around, they disappear, which makes me think it's Skyrim Project Optimisation. Any idea? I've seen Gopher having this with Immerisve Interiors but I don't have that mod.

Don't have a picture now, but at certain times, especially with a lot of NPC mods installed, the NPCs all walk in a line after eachother. It's really annoying and I've yet to see a mod that fixes this. Might take picture later. get that picture and we'll see if we can help Was too lazy to take a screenshot, but this video will illustrate what I mean at 0:06 http://youtu.be/D7BU8oRrG9E?t=6s Now that may be quite little, but there is EVEN WORSE in-game, especially when all the NPCs walk out of the tavern at the same time.