Cornflakes_91 wrote:

Victor Tombs wrote: I wouldn't dream of admitting about behaving in such a manner in real life.

FTFY

*runs*

No, that's not our Victor.

I also need a bit of carnage, I've been enjoying again the finishing moves in Skyrim. Found out that I haven't been playing too much using greatswords, and man...they really do seem to hurt quite a lot

The first Skyrim mod I ever installed was one to turn the jelly blood into something higher resolution and more believable.

The bandwagon continues to grow.

Official Skyrim Monopoly Set Coming in 2017

Well, Stuff happened and I somehow managed to exchange 2 pieces of colored paper for a strange, grey Box with Stuff written on it.

After initial confusion, I put that strange stream of Numbers and Letters into Steam which told me, that everything's OK.

So right now it's downloading Skyrim to my Laptop, while I set upt the Mod Manager and look up the most recommended mods, namely Better water/Graphic/Stuff.

I'll see to the gameplay first and take a careful look at the Vanilla-Experience.

Sadly they didn't have a Guide at the Store...but hey Where's the fun if I don't have to find out stuff myself

These are the mods I used a year and a half ago to get you started

There's about 4 times as many now, but that list will have to wait until I'm home

F4wk35 wrote:Well, Stuff happened and I somehow managed to exchange 2 pieces of colored paper for a strange, grey Box with Stuff written on it.

After initial confusion, I put that strange stream of Numbers and Letters into Steam which told me, that everything's OK.

My copy of the Legendary Edition came with a nice cardboard sleeve over the plastic box. It was close to a real cardboard box but I do miss the big box versions of games.

I'm pleased to read that your purchase went well, Fawkes. It's a good idea to play vanilla before going wild with the mods. Once you've enhanced the game with some truly awesome mods it's impossible to return to the vanilla game. At least that's my experience.

Thanks for the List, Dino!

I've only downloaded those patches and some Graphics-Stuff until now.

Will look at those other mods at a later time. First gotta find out how the Followers work in Vanilla before I start getting mods in that Direction.

I installed Skyrim on my work laptop, which has a good CPU and RAM but Intel graphics. So, I modded some lo-graphic stuf, and did some magic to make it look nice.
I kinda like the result:

Dinosawer wrote:I installed Skyrim on my work laptop, which has a good CPU and RAM but Intel graphics. So, I modded some lo-graphic stuf, and did some magic to make it look nice.
I kinda like the result:

INCREDIBLY AWESOME GFX

Dinosawer... I like it!

Slick!

It's like a glossy 3D version of The Painted Forest from TES IV: Oblivion.

I actually like the look Dino it looks like a retro style game, which can sometimes be pretty appealing looking.

After looking at the difference between my super modded Skyrim and the new version, I am not impressed...at least until new super mods come out for it that really make the upgrade show itself.

Charley_Deallus wrote:After looking at the difference between my super modded Skyrim and the new version, I am not impressed...at least until new super mods come out for it that really make the upgrade show itself.

You're not alone in feeling that way, Charley. My 32 bit modded game is stable and plays at a decent fps rate so there is little incentive to change.

Flatfingers wrote:Slick!

It's like a glossy 3D version of The Painted Forest from TES IV: Oblivion.

*flashbacks to being stuck in there with the trolls that scale every four levels*

Victor Tombs wrote:My 32 bit modded game is stable

You are so lucky. Mine likes to CTD every half-hour or so, depending on its mood. And since I added my mods in stupidly, I have no clue what's causing it!