Full mod list Nov 2020

[hdd]

Hello there,

 

I'm coming back to Skyrim PC (SE) after a very long break.

I was playing Skyrim since it's initial release, 2011. Even then, modding was complicated but now,

I've literally spent my entire week-end trying to get a hold of mod list.

 

No success. I am still not satisfied with my mod list. The list of options and choices seems endless. Then you must apply patch after patch after patch, but hey! no more, since the original release has already fixed those patches... Pfff....

 

 

Can you please help me with a FULL mod list, dependencies explained and such?

I am willing to follow a lengthy install procedure, as long as someone else has already tested and solved these compatibility issues and i know that in the end I have a highly enhanced experience.

 

Nude/adult modes highly appreciated.

 

Looking forward to your replies.

 

Kind Regards,

hdd

[Shabdez]

Try this:

https://lexyslotd.com/

 

If you go to the guide's Discord server, you will find a discussion sub-forum for additional adult content - if you can't do without such mods.

[hdd]

@Shabdez

Wow! thank you!

This is precisely what I was looking for.

 

Meanwhile, I've discovered another resource: Juanton's Skyrim Special Edition Mod List (2019)

 

While inspirational, it's not up to date and therefore at least unreliable if not permanently broken.

It's hard to see that after all that hard work, you can no longer launch the game.

 

Thanks again

[Shabdez]

Glad you like it. Lexy's guide is so well documented, elaborate and comprehensive - it's amazing. And on top of that, it get's updated regulary.

Make sure you check out the Discord channel and profit from a truely helpful and kind community.

[hdd]

So, for all the others like me there:

I wonder why no one's mentioning Wabbajack!

 

This is actually what I was looking for.

It's an automated method to replicate one's mod setup and it can be done in a fraction of a time.

 

So, please allow me to explain myself a bit.

I'm in my mid 40s. Time is not just money, but also time is family.

 

I do enjoy the games and yes, I am capable to invest my passion and time to follow such a lengthy process.

I am still reasonable skilled in programming, but I do something else for a living nowadays.

But today I choose to play less and spend more of my time on other subjects, that is family & money.

 

Back in the days (90's/00's), I was a modder here and there, nothing major.

I enjoy the power feeling, the rush you have when you try a new mod.

And I can't just choose a console. Things on PC are way too beautiful and configurable.

 

But again, I simply can't spend that much time doing this.

 

If things go well, the game won't crash and I'll be able to play for a few days, I will support both Wabbajack and the chosen mod creators. I think that's only fair.

I've already lost a week-end + 2 days just to update myself (after 4 years) with Skyrim modding. That's too much for me.

Not a trigger-happy boy, but I guess 6-8h to setup a game should be reasonable. Life is short.

Then I can spend about 10-15h/week every couple of months to play a game. And I need this... escape from reality. I do a high pressure/high reward every day job, where nerves of steel and infinite patience is required (no, it's not Amazon customer service LOL) and a pressure valve keeps me away from going postal.

But that's enough. Skyrim has become such a convoluted collection of mods. A victim of it's own success.

And for unreasonable people like me, who just want another mod and another mod and another mod, you can't just relax and play near-vanilla experience when something better's out there.

I know, my psychological burden. But I guess we're many like this.

 

 

@Shabdez: thank you so much for mentiong https://lexyslotd.com/ I've started there and in a couple of h I was able to get to wabbajack and run the game.

For some reason, Google is not replying well when searching Skyrim SE mod lists. I guess there are nor money or politics involved :ermm: .

 

Anyway, enough ranting.

For all the others like me:

Please check this Wabbajack I've found and live the rest of your life.

 

Kind Regards,

hdd

[gnarly1]

Not sure what you're Googling but Wabbajack is on the first page of Google when I do a search for Skyrim modlists. Also, if you join Wabbajack's Discord, you'll see links to many other curated modlists equally as impressive as Lexy's LotD.

 

Anyway, good to see you had a result you're very happy with. Happy gaming!