Also, it seems to try to make everything useful for everybody (i.e.
I took a look at SPERG as suggested above and it seems a little over powered. I was thinking of adding some type of combat / perk overhaul. A clear night with a full moon should be light enough to see by. Sometimes I wish it was a little darker at night or in dungeons, but I think it is too dark without those options. I use the optional RLO mods for brighter nights and dungeons. I like the vibrant outdoor colors with RLO. I can keep everything on Ultra with max AA and Anisotropic Filtering. This time I am going to use Realistic Lighting Overhaul, probably without an ENB to keep the framerates higher. My frame rates usually stayed between 30-40 and didn’t really pose any problems. Last time I used Climates of Tamriel + Project ENB. This time I plan on taking things slower and do more exploring. I was afraid of burning out again so I focused on the main quest.
It was my 4th character that I attempted it with. This file is located in your: c:\Users\\My Documents\My Games\Skyrim\Skyrim.I’m about to start another playthrough after finally having a character where I finished the main quest line. I also use some INI tweaks to clear out the Clouds, and allow me to Zoom in closer and out farther, as well as allowing me to turn the camera a full 360 degrees. Since a few people have asked, the map mod in the screenshot is:Ī Quality World Map - With Roads by IcePenguin Note, all Markers must still be Discovered (same as all default markers) before showing on the Map. Getting ready for the Remaster, I reinstalled Skyrim to play around and was reminded of CMM being here! Up until very recently I have had my mods on Nexus (no longer). To be honest, I kind of forgot this was on Steam Workshop. Including Inns, Stores, Player Homes, Important Buildings, and Points of Interest.Īpologies for the long delay on an update.
0 kommentar(er)
