The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim Anniversary Edition (1730+ Mods) My Gameplay Highlights Part 48

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Published on April 27, 2024 9:00:08 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kfc3bbWWdyI

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Skyrim... It's one of my favorite games. If I'm not mistaken, I played it for the first time around 2012 or 2013. It was my second year in high school back then. Every time school ended, I couldn't wait to go home and play Skyrim. My friend, who was my classmate, would also play Skyrim when they got home, and then we'd share our experiences with each other on the next school day. "I found a place called the Thieves Guild... I turned into a werewolf... I rode a dragon... etc."
I used to love the feeling of encountering something new at every moment in Skyrim. As my friend and I recounted these experiences to each other, we perhaps felt an excitement beyond the game itself, wondering what would come next. Over the years, I completed Skyrim a few times, of course. Due to growing up and being able to anticipate some things, I couldn't recapture the feeling of the first day, but I had a lot of fun every time I played.
I don't know if I love Skyrim more or Red Dead Redemption 2. I can't be certain which one is my favorite game. Whichever one I play becomes my favorite during that time, but after a while, I become indecisive again. However, I think there's one thing for sure in my opinion. When I'm exploring their open worlds and encountering unpredictable and intriguing scenarios and events, that's when I really love the game.
Anyway xd
Up until now, I've played around 750 mods, but for the first time, I've successfully installed and played with over 1700 mods. I'm not someone who curates a good mod list. Mine became a jumbled collection, a mod list gathered from everywhere. My mod list mainly consists of graphic enhancements, armors, followers, mods that add realism to the game world, and NSFW mods. We all know that romance is a bit slow and in the background in the world of Skyrim. Why shouldn't it be more in the foreground? Of course, I made sure to do this without overly sacrificing the game's realism.

A quick note. I wanted to start with a vanilla setup, but dealing with 1730 mods caused quite a lot of issues. The only solution was an alternative starting story...

here is my modlist: https://pastebin.com/0RyXKskz

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