What's your choice? Skyrim Legendary Edition with the 450 mod pack (The Journey) or Skyrim SE? Intense shadowing, complete ENB overhaul, god rays, new physics. Leveling as low as 0.1, and as fast as 2.0) but keep in mind, it's much, much more. And hey, if you don't like how "slow" you level your skills or how "fast" you level them, you can tweak them completely. I guess what I'm trying to ask is - Would you purchase Skyrim SE right now? Or would you purchase Skyrim Legendary Edition and install the 450 mod pack? This mod pack basically has what Skyrim SE has released with (Graphic enhancements, god rays, combat enhancements, skill enhancements, anything you can think of to be honest is within this pack.
Within this mod pack ( The Journey) includes everything you've probably downloaded (Unofficial patches, new worlds "Falskaar" etc). Then drop some extra spawns and you're pretty much set.Lots of Skyrim fans praise Skyrim SE for the improved graphics etc, but what about Skyrim with it's 450 mod pack labelled "The Journey"
If you want a harder game, check out some combat overhauls and tune up the difficulty. It's not perfected yet but stable and required for several useful mods like SkyUI. Textures work out of the box (tho BC7 doesn't hurt), meshes can be optimized in a minute, old plugins just need a quick resave to update their form and so on. Quality, not quantity is the key.Īlso, with a little bit of knowhow, you can port most of the mods from oldrim to SSE yourself.
Yeah, oldrim has like 5x the mods on Nexus alone, but when you go through that stuff you'll find that a whole lot is either language translation copies of other mods or some practice stuff back from 2012 which have been superseded by other more polished products. And more mods are pouring to SSE all the time. You'd want to go oldrim only if there's some very specific mods you simply can't live without which should be pretty rare at this point. Though most big and popular mods have been ported over to SSE.
0 kommentar(er)
