Skyrim questions

[MaximusX]

Today my mom said I could get skyrim my first m game. I have some questions. I have 50$ so should I buy regular or legendary and how to install mods not from workshop? Also any recommended first time mods

[minibois]

- How much is Legendary over regular?

- Google Skyrim Nexus. And use Mod Organizer 

[MaximusX]

Today my mom said I could get skyrim my first m game. I have some questions. I have 50$ so should I buy regular or legendary and how to install mods not from workshop?

 

- How much is Legendary over regular?

- Google Skyrim Nexus. And use Mod Organizer 

20$

[pjm0925]

Some mods require legendary, so might be worth it depending on the mods you want to play.

 

Check out Gopher's channel, he has playlists on how to install mods.  Some can be a bit of a process so it's worth it to watch the vids.

 

https://www.youtube.com/user/GophersVids/playlists

[minibois]

20$

I would say yes.

[MaximusX]

Ok installing.

[MaximusX]

I would say yes.

What are some good first time mods?

[minibois]

What are some good first time mods?

You will probably need SKSE (not on Nexus mods) and SkyUI (on Nexus) to begin with.

And other than that I would probably recommend Dual Hand Combo Keys. Good mod that allows you to switch magic or weapons with a click of a number.

I would also recommend all unofficial patches (they are a few of the most downloaded mods on the Nexus too. There are 4 which solve some glitches)

[CrusaderNINE]

The unofficial patches are absolutely necessary in my opinion. From there it basically depends on what you want and what your computer can handle, but I'd recommend a good vanilla playthrough so you can appreciate the game on its own merits.

 

Edit- Immersive Armors and Immersive Weapons add a bunch of new stuff to the game, even if you're like me and usually don't use what it adds, it makes the various npcs in the world look more varied.

[MaximusX]

The unofficial patches are absolutely necessary in my opinion. From there it basically depends on what you want and what your computer can handle, but I'd recommend a good vanilla playthrough so you can appreciate the game on its own merits.

 

Edit- Immersive Armors and Immersive Weapons add a bunch of new stuff to the game, even if you're like me and usually don't use what it adds, it makes the various npcs in the world look more varied.

Where can you get the patches?

[MaximusX]

Where can you get the patches?

NM

 

The unofficial patches are absolutely necessary in my opinion. From there it basically depends on what you want and what your computer can handle, but I'd recommend a good vanilla playthrough so you can appreciate the game on its own merits.

 

Edit- Immersive Armors and Immersive Weapons add a bunch of new stuff to the game, even if you're like me and usually don't use what it adds, it makes the various npcs in the world look more varied.

Never mind I found them.

[Tacitus]

I'd do a Vanilla playthrough first, while doing it maybe play around with something that doesn't alter the game to learn how to mod it, stuff like mods that change the water textures.