Hello All,
As I finished exams it is time for me to play some Skyrim finally.
Currently I will play on my laptop due to the fact I am not home with my desktop.
My specs are: i7 2.60ghz , gtx 960 4gb, 8 gb ram, win10
Which edition of skyrim shall I download? I want to mod the game heavily, mainly with immersion perks, some town expanding, and maybe some texture. will the SE engine help the game be more stable?
Are the mods for Vanilla working in SE?
Thanks in advance.
ps: I will start uploading builds asap
Hmm, it depends on what mods you want. From experience, SE (even on PC) still hasn't caught up to Oldrim because of the lack of SKSE, which really cripples a lot of modders. There are definitely still some good ones, but there are some that are lacking features, a lot of realy good mods that aren't available on SE yet all because of that.
That's all I can really say about the mods on PC, I can't actualy run SE myself so I don't know the exact condition of mods for it...So, I know there are a lot of people on PC who play both, sometimes at the same time and it really just depends on the complexity of the mods involved.
As a note, The Modder's Conclave Help Desk is generally the place to go if you have any questions about mods, with a specific thread just for talking about PC Mods. In the future would you mind dropping questions over there, it's more likely to get noticed by someone who knows a fair bit more about mods than I do.
Honestly? In my computer, my SE game actually looks better. My computer is older so the change to 64 bit only helps with the smoothness of my SSE game and really Rustic Weathers and Enhanced Vanilla Vegitation are two really strong mods for SSE that are not available for Oldrim and they are great. The only two mods I'm missing are Requiem and ICoW, otherwise, I'd be pretty much SSE all the way.