Skyrim vs Skyrim SE

[IVIurphysLaw]

Hey guys i'm about to get into skyrim again and was wondering if modding regular skyrim is still superior to SE. I don't really know if SE has any advantages and or has in general most mods ported over to it yet. I don't see any recent discussions googling the topic that are not over a year old and not sure if anything has changed.

[thumbincubation]

Aside from the obvious benefit of 64 bit, SE now has SKSE available, and quite a few of the big mods have been ported over. I can't imagine going back to Skyrim LE, now.

[steamteck]

I can't imagine switching over when most of my favorite mods don't even have an equivalent myself. I spent years building my ideal Skyrim and feel no need to recreate the wheel. Just starting out maybe SE not having your game already modded to the nines but I'm good.

[Deleted21550714User]

We're at the point where if your starting from scratch, it appears that SE would have the advantage. I have countless hours in my, very stable, heavily modded LE version, so it keeps me on LE.

[kiwiflyboy]

At the moment, Skyrim for me, until Thirteen Orange ports all his awesome quests to SSE i won't be moving, i do have SSE but i wasn't impressed by the way it looked, Skyrim has softer look about it, i run Ethereal Cosmos, HQ 2K Milky Way and Aplestormys Immersive Saturation Boost, along with the DLC High Res Pack and i get some fantastic scenery, SSE for me was over bright and harsh looking and there are just some great mods for Skyrim you can't get for SSE.There are some in the Steam Community that plain just bully others wanting to play Skyrim into getting SSE, to the point when someone asks for help, these over inflated egotists, with their sense of self importance, just about refuse to give any help, instead they ask why the OP is playing Skyrim and they should just give up and go to SSE instead.