Need some suggestions for an overhaul mod.

[VictorSmith]

I'm looking for something light (easily compatible) while also providing some much needed challenge and depth for character customization. Also, I'd prefer a world with static enemies and loot as I'm really not a fan of the default leveling experience (prefer Morrowind's way of handling this).

 

The general consensus seems to be that SkyRe, ACE, ASIS, Requiem, Duel or a combination of these is the way to go. However, I should note that while I typically do enjoy overhauls, I try to stick to mods that 'enhance' what the vanilla game offers instead of radically changing it into a completely different game.

I'm thinking a combination of Unleashed, SPERG (for perks) and Duel might be what I need, but I could use some more suggestions so I don't pass over something before creating another character.

Edited August 3, 2013 by VictorSmith

[tiggerdyret]

Then ace, asis and ballanced spells seems like the thing you are looking for. You don't have to take all the modules for ace, read up on them and maybe take a few perk trees from sperg, but make sure they don't conflict with the ace modules you are using. You can always add duel combat to these mods, if you want a faster paced game. I haven't tried duel combat, but I really liked ace and I'm gonna use it again when I'm done with my SkyRe playthrough.

 

SkyRe is also great but not as compatible (but there are patches for most of the popular mods), but it changes the combat to be faster and harder, so you'll definitively get another playstyle, if you choose that one.

 

You could also check out erso erkeil, which is a pretty large overhaul with a lot of single modules which makes it compatible with other mods. The author of SkyRe actually recommends ersos dragons priest module.

 

What about morrowloot or some encounter zones module like the one in asis or erso to make the world more static? They make it so that creatures and items don't level up with you but have a cap specific to an area.

Edited August 3, 2013 by tiggerdyret