By the time I got to roughly 80-90 mods, I loaded up Skyrim, and to my amazement THE WAGON CAME TO LIFE! It was violently whirling and shaking like it was possessed by an excorcist demon and had a grudge against everything animate and inanimate with an overwhelming need to smash and crush it all to oblivion. I got to about 50 mods and I was getting sick of loading into the intro squence constantly. I got to about 20 mods and all was well, nothing at all was wrong besides previous hiccups which I fixed.
Every 3-5 mods I installed I would make sure thee were no incompatibilities, install patches, run Boss, make a Bashed Patch, and load Skyrim past teh title screen into the Intro Wagon Sequence. You can skip that long boring intro, get started with character creation right away and be on your merry way, seeing Skyrim from a. I started with the overhauls and core mods that seemed most popular and good. There's a bunch of mods available for Skyrim: Special Edition. Players can even start as a vampire or werewolf.So, the first thing I decided when I got Skyrim was that I would mod it completely before I actually started playing it.
Have yet to download it for fear of more problems. Since the Dragonborn quest isn't enforced on the player, the mod allows them to toggle dragons, random dragon spawns, dragon soul absorption, and shouts. I did, however, find a mod that allows one to skip the intro, but people say that if you have this problem, you will see 'purple trees' and the game will crash anyway after a couple minutes. Since the main quest is nullified at the start, players can choose their starting weapons, gear, spells, character class, and birthsign, then select what starting location they will have they can choose from any hold, city, town, or inn. Players no longer have to obtain the Dragonstone for Farengar or defeat Mirmulnir for the Jarl of Whiterun, and for those who decide to complete the Dragonborn main quest, all they have to do is absorb a dragon soul so they can be summoned to High Hrothgar by the Greybeards.Ĭheck out GameWatcher's extensive library of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim mods here. Skyrim Unbound allows players to skip the opening sequence and decide whether or not they want to play as the Dragonborn. A new major mod by "chinagreenelvis", Skyrim Unbound, allows the player to do just that. However, there are a few who wish they could just skip the entire Dragonborn quest and just explore and enjoy the world without it. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has been around since 2011, and players have enjoyed the main storyline for years.
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