Made my day

Super underrated comment

This is too good lmao

this had me dying bruh

Total pwnage

world of warcraft?

Omae wa mou shindeiru

Ulti Jakey The proper answer

@@DanielFernandes-nn8fn undertale

@Hitler undertale

There is a mod very similar to that

Found it - thanks. I forgot to take off black mage robes and got attacked immediately. They REALLY hate necromancers....

Don't they already do that? I recall several times wearing different armor sets and the guards noticed them Like asking if my dwemer armor was "of dwarven make?" or something like that And another mentioning my imperial armor i wore once

I meant more genuine reaction, and there is a mod out there called 'disguise' something. Now, if you wear imperial, storm cloaks will attack. If you wear necromancer, everyone will attach, wear forsworn and markarth guards attack - not just comments. Likewise, wear forsworn and you can walk into a forsworn camp. As a Nord, I wore thalmor robes and walked freely into Northwatch Prison.

But no one would know who the Nightingales are.

Very thoughtful of you, adding timestamps. :)

Thank You!

I already have all of these :(

@@carrier2823 after a time it is not enough, right? Installing mods is more addictive than skooma

Are these only for pc ?

vantarinitel This is great.

I was just thinking of creating an Argonia alchemist that, to normal, would look like a potion seller, but he secretly kills people with poison, while also running the dark brotherhood and the thieves guild

This is top quality. Carry on god's work, dude

Psst. Hey, I know who you are. Hail Sithis.

Just a Person from the C.I.A some have it, some don’t

I felt your pain last year I had a ps3 but I finally got a ps4 so I get some mods

Same dude same

i had no problem with ps3 not having mods, but when I started modding the pc version I realized i could make the game perfect for me.

@@cakeeatingpirate And this benefits us old gen console user's.......... How?

@@grimreaper4384 do i have to say something that benefits old gen console users?

Matt M NICEEEEE

How would a Breton from Highrock be the Dragonborn? I’m just wondering from a lore point of view, your backstory is really interesting and creative, but I’m a sucker for lore.

@@lorrainekissane5641 do you have some lore insight that might suggest that The Last Dragonborn necessarily has to be a certain race, gender, or background? Even the vanilla game leaves it pretty open to the player. Yes, as I recall the Septim line of Emperors were all were Dragonborn, but there isn't anything to suggest that Akatosh's gift of dragon blood had to be inherited. (on this note, Tiber Septim's race is steeped in controversy and he might well have originally been a Breton himself according to some)

@@kabedondon I'm pretty sure you're supposed to be a nord, lore wise, but it doesn't matter that much, since if you were doing only the lore, you'd only do the main questline and nothing else, other than the dlc main questlines.

Matt M I think lore wise you’re supposed to be a nord, it fits better anyway. How would the Dragonborn be a cat from a land so far away from Skyrim?

First Last I hope they make Alteration worth it

well, I mean, they took mods from New Vegas and used their ideas for fallout 4. so I don't see why they wouldn't get ideas from skyrims mods

They said they were taking a lot of feedback and ideas from the community

@@demented9131 You know successful or not I bet Creation Club has upped the communication between the modders and the devs which can only be a good thing.

Levi Rajda didn’t they say that with 76 tho? Either way I’m excited

Apocallypse is also his sooo...

@@pimentinha1121 imagine not reading the whole comment when you attempt to sound smart

@@stonechad_squirtle i read just didnt notice Either that or he edited it

@@pimentinha1121 No editing sir. Comments say edited beside them when edited.

Pedro Henrique Mattos you are just dumb

Yes agree. I started out as an Argonian slave shipwrecked off Dawnstar.

I'm partial to Random Alternate Start instead. Choosing feels less fun to me.

playing a highborn breton recently arrived from high rock as a mercenary in midtier-noble armor (fill in mod that has this here) because his royal line was crushed by another kingdom, was one of the best playthroughs i ever had.

God i wish i still had thos for pc that would never get old. I have so much fun getting into my characters

I recently began playing as a back khajiit don juan with misschievous yellow narrow eyes. i'm not really sure what i wanna do with him though. Also there are some good PCEA 2 animations that went very well with the fencer. Even though most of them are meant to be use by females. Still if you play a fencer character, that isn't really such a problem imo. Still think there should be more "less brutish male" animations out there instead of the hulky ones.

The main problem with Skyrim is that even if you add a lot of depth, the quests are really shallow and almost never give you any freedom to blaze your own path. It's almost like World of Warcraft. But while it gets a pass due to it being an MMO, Skyrim has no such excuse when all of it's predecessors did much better. Even Oblivion had more of a roleplay feeling to it. With Oblivion it was mostly that the quests were hard to find, so when you did find one it felt organic. Also it meant that your character would mostly only find the quests that he/she finds while you roleplay them. As in, a murderous character would likely find the dark brotherhood, while a noble paladin never would. Compare this to Skyrim, where every quest seems like an MMO-npc with an exclamation mark on their head gave it to you. Even the quest log looks like that. In order to make Skyrim an RPG, you'd need to revamp it completely.

no i agree i loved being able to make a super dark dark elf or even some neon colored person. i mean the characters were ugly in oblivion but i myself prefer oblivion to skyrim. all the questlines were more enjoyable for the guilds imo

In Oblivion the character I played the most was a dark elf woman with vibrant-bright-fiery-reddish-orange hair. I named her Iskierka (which means "little spark" in Polish) and made her a mage specializing in fire-related spells. Not the most original idea ever, but I was a child when I came up her. I was so disappointed when years later Skyrim came and I was unable to recreate Iskierka because all hair colors available to Night Elves were washed up and un appealing. To be honest, I know that characters in Oblivion looked like potatoes in wigs but sometimes characters in Skyrim are not that much better. Most of them look extremely old and tired, with washed-up colors.

My heroic paladin mercy killed a broken man in the Arena and still got contacted by the Dark Brotherhood. It broke my roleplay a bit because my character didn't consider that a murder at all.

Everyone likes to ignore Oblivion and Morrowind's flaws to trash Skyrim. I have been playing all three and they all have good points and bad points. Even so, I wonder sometimes if I will be a hater regarding TES VI lol

#1 - Rocket Launchers Of Skyrim

FUS RO BOOM!

Ole laying ame

Skyrim would be in pieces. By one explosion happy dragonborn, named Micheal Bay

LastMinute LastSecond good one

Jack Maney is that why my game wont start when i have these mods ? Do i need to get the patch aswell ?

Yes, that's probably why you're having problems. You can find the compatibility patch in the Files section of the Nexus page for Apocalypse. Just make sure that it loads after both Apocalypse and Ordinator in your load order.

Jack Maney Tried the Ordinator and Apocalypse along with the compatibility patch (loaded last) and still can't start the game. Ordinator works fine, btw. Any advice? I have the legendary patch, btw.

I have both without patch and I can play game. Does it can decrease FPS? cause sometimes I have fps drops.

1234wowww you see two moons lol can’t time travel back

nah, i use ghosu's weapon mod for that. It's more like blunderbuss flintlock weaponry but it atleast fits the time a bit more. Also it has grenade throwers.

"Roleplay"

I m m e r s i v e

There is a

Daniel Crispyness

Daniel Crispyness Last time I was this early, the godhead was awake

He didnt trick them, he gave them the gift of chim

Daniel Crispyness the fact that Auriel/Akatosh protects mortal realm personaly in Oblivion, raises a question if Lorkhan worked alone...

Guys he is joking don't take it seriously

Live Another Life crashes half the time i tried using it so uninstalled it for now.

@@MLPDethDealr32 I don't know how skyrim gives different problems for all the people lol Maybe some problem in the mod load order?

Every time I reinstall Skyrim it’s the first mod I download, just so I don’t have to play the intro.

Why live real life when you have Skyrim? Lol

There are many other fantastic mods worth installing, too. These 5 are some of the best, but they're just a starting point

Apologies, just saw your comment is 2 years old lol

@@UnusHonorabilis could say the names of other essential mods?

"alternate start"

SpeedrunsTeddy true

Dosn´t matter the mod setup inigo is always installed.

What's indigo

@@infamouspigeonincident2713 Probably the best follower mod ever. I usually don't like followers at all because they're annoying af but I absolutely can't play without Inigo anymore.

Yes

Triss Merigold He/She/It knows how to make things interesting, what can I say?

Comrade Canary She's definitely a talented mod author. I dislike her quest mods aside from Ravengate, but most of her other mods are a must-have for me.

Triss Merigold I think permanently making the core game itself better deserves more praise. Quests are hard, but theyre not constrained with things like having to make every single idea you could come up with a viable option all the way to level 100.

Comrade Canary Definitely. I'd rather have Ordinator than something like VILGILANT. (No offense to VIGILANT.)

NurturingTalents Playing with them right now, so far no problems on my end.

AscherShadow THANK U SO MUCH I WAS LOOKING FOR THE NAME OF THIS MOD FOR MONTHS AND YOU TOLD ME FINALLY

Hmm, I'll have to try that out

Its one of the most popular mods you gotta be useless piece of shit to not notice

Okada's Ugly Pants What kind of logic is that? Dick

You don't need it if you have the Xbox one version

Sucks for me though I have it on switch

Did you get it though?

@@bladehunter1097 With everything going on in my life I unfortunately have not.

Guntherson220 it's £10 on steam if you use the specific link for it, so you can get it pretty easily!

Im currently using a Black Swordsman build, so that would definitly make my experience better

i know some mods tonmake skyrim more _dank_

Berserk fans... go play Dark Souls there you can make 100% Guts looking character.

Install a death metal music replacer

@@Nightwalk444 dark souls 3 to be exact

Limitation is the father of creativity. Sure an Orc might have a harder time starting out as a mage, but that's nothing a few levels and appropriate gear won't fix.

Maybe they can't attack with magic as well but they won't die as easily, leaving you the capacity to focus on equipment to upgrade magic

Oh yeah an arrow to the knee

There's a mod for that. Several, maybe

In the camping mod I have you can create lockpicks whenever you want out of embalming tools

Kinda would prefer cojure bound lockpick to be honest.

@@donaldchandler2520 loads.

@@donaldchandler2520 Thousands of em

You know. Not having an effect on the open world has been my only major complaint about Skyrim. Still a wonderful game but I want to effect the physical world, the social world, and political world, around me. There are no major last effects of your decisions in the game. I hope this changes in game 6... Another cool change would to be create more personality and speech in npc's. Granted that might not be easy to program. But if characters behavior and speech changed over time and based upon your character then that would make replay-ability endless.

Thats the Bethesda Effect. same thing happened with Fallout 4

You fixated on an inconsequential detail, shithead.

I agree for the most part, but as a game developer myself, from a technical standpoint it's important to remember Skyrim is old. It uses an old engine, its everything is dated! To make something that could dynamically respond to the character's actions was, and still is for the most part, impossible. There were certainly things they could have added, but remember for the vast majority of mods you need SKSE. That's because the base game just isn't capable of handling a large number of complex scripts that need to work at once, it wasn't built that way. I think Bethesda did the best they could given the time they had to develop it, engine limitations, and the day and age it was created in. Absolutely, they could have made more interesting and immersive things, and let you change the world more, but certainly not easily. Might also have been a design choice on their part, because, realistically, no one person is going to drastically alter the world, even if they're the chosen one. Whatever you individually do, the world's going to keep on going. Kind of a comforting, or lonely, thing.

This is only one simple reason Skyrim (as a game standing on its own) sucks, however the problem with Skyrim (alongside Fallout 3 and Oblivion) is that its neither an RPG in any sense, nor is it a good game on its own with well designed mechanics, meaningful story, and/or basically anything you could use to strike as making a good game. These Bethesda games suffer from a simplification of the player, they believe the player is incapable of playing a game without a shiny thing to follow or do, they believe against "making your own fun," they in fact don't believe in exploration or discovery, and they most certainly have no regard for player expression. Skyrim's opener is a perfect example of what I mean, absolutely nothing in that is player driven and even choosing who you follow to leave changes nothing other then the clothing of the enemies and allies. It doesn't even effect how anyone reacts to you after you leave either, you're an escaped convict condemned to death (for the most retarded reasons I might add, and you can't even define it yourself) who may have chosen the side of the rebels and no one in the empire cares, or you might be a spy for the empire clearly walking around yet nobody ever does anything in the Stormcloak cities. That's just the interaction with the world. That's excluding the fact that Skyrim is a button mash fest with no gameplay whatsoever. (if Skyrim had a multiplayer mode and used the systems it has for it you would bet it become another EA Star Wars Battlefront) There isn't any depth to the narrative, the game design, the worldbuilding, there isn't a sliver of player interaction. The only thing Skyrim has going for it are the mods, which Bethesda has figure out means they don't need to develop the game anymore to further its profit, just take the Garry's Mod approach. (except keep the whole game locked behind walls on an engine older and more broken then GMod, a game that came out over 5 years before Skyrim, with a scripting language more convoluted, shittier, and broken then implementing any bit of Lua, which btw is a piece of cake [and is dramatically faster and fucking safer then anything Bethesda could remotely do, not to mention widely known, adopted, and easy to comprehend] compared to the mess that is papyrus, with a modding kit as useful as a sledgehammer to your keyboard every 2 minutes, not to mention the shitty documentation and clearly inadept developers) Also Night Stick how are you a developer using that as an excuse, both Daggerfall and Morrowind did that hundreads of times better, hell it was actually possible to do it in GMod despite the fact that game is over 10 years old on the engine it runs. (hell New Vegas had that functionality on the same fucking engine, not to mention both Fallout and Fallout 2 did it, CRPGs did this all the goddamn time, and some of them didn't even need to develop specific actions and instead just created systems that "generate" their own reactions to certain events, which btw could easily be developed in an A"RPG") Skyrim just simply fails to be developed by anyone competent, clearly it wasn't even designed by any actual game designers.

Wow you seriously think creation club will have that? No they won't because this shows how terrible the Perk system was in vanilla skyrim. They only accept tiny mods that make skyrim amazing, not BETTER.

Ömer Meydan that would make ps4 owners happy.

Ömer Meydan lol Bethesda would just call them game enhancers for only 5000 points

No creation club is about really simple mods, these would never be allowed on the creation club

they need SKSE, and Enai (the dude who made all but Live Another Life) has IIRC openly opposed paid mods in any way, shape, or form.

Ordinator is so fucking good

DamienDarksideBlog Agreed, my personal favorite is Imperious. That mod makes Bretons even more broken - you get an additional passive from any standing stone and can effectively steal the racial power of Nords, Altmer, Dunmer, and imperials.

Perks supposed to be "gimmicky". You have general attributes / skill levels for stat boosting.

Except no Ant Sight or Ant Might.

playing Skyrim on anything other than PC is blasphemy.

Its possible to get these mods on the switch you just have to know how!

@@dylzNHylz is it possible to learn this power?

Oh, I know your pain. For a while I didn't have a computer that can run Skyrim, and I'm a Nintendo child, so no Xbox or Playstation to be seen.

Same here

I Dont get why this guy is not hire yet

IKR

Indeed

Enairim ft. Arthmoor ft. Chesko if you like to get funky

Those are my go to modders for every play-through lol

Yeah, I feel like it's what Skyrim should have been originally. It doesn't even change tons of stuff, just fleshes out what's already there. It's so shallow without.

EnaiSaion and Arthmoor are my two favorite modders, if you want something crazy add Phenderix Magic World

He's also not the most modest person I've ever conversed with, but I try to forget that lol. Fallout 4 and Skyrim are *almost* unplayable at this point without him. Guess that's a good reason to act like a faultless demigod :P

Not Now

@@speenta4879 🤣 lol

Wait isn't that the Jarl of Whiterun? I am new to Skyrim so I don't understand the joke...

Hahahahaha! True. Gotta love his mods though. I have all the mods presented in the list inconditionally in my load order.

Yeah, definitely must haves.

WHERE THE FUCK IS REQUIEM

Was thinking the exact same thing

Enairim is no joke

Axmix - 0 Because they are the ones playing it, not the devs. But to be fair to the devs, there are a bunch of stupid bosses that don't even play video games to be able to know what makes them good.

Axmix - 0 The developers made literally all of Skyrim. They also made this in 2011 to work as well on the PS3 and 360 as it did on the PC, and Elder Scroll games are normally large enough in terms of File Size. Modders generally work on just one aspect of the game, and can literally mod anything anyway unlike the developers who literally created a whole, working world. So, I think the devs have done enough.

you clearly have no idea what game development is like if you think modders are putting more effort in than the people who made the entire base game they're using to mod.

Axmix - 0 Imagine the dark brotherhood wouldn't be a thing in Skyrim, but then it would be developed by a modder. That mod would be one of the most popular mods out there. And that is what the developers made.

its not polished though and not tested on all platforms, you are bound to face issues. It takes more time polishing than developing. And modders skip the polish part

Matthew Mars I think you’re talking about OBIS (Organized Bandits of Skyrim). I have that mod on my XB1 and that’s never ever leaving my load order.