I noticed that you have Climates of Tamriel. Have you tried Vivid Weathers? I keep going back and forth on those two. :D   Yes I have tried Vivid Weathers; I found that it just looked too 'cartoony'. Climates of Tamriel just seems more natural to me. I'm using True Storms as well - makes the rain and thunder sounds and visuals so much better.

Jordan said: ACD said: I have a full blown addiction on Xbox One. I find myself looking at Bethesda.net often. Early on, decided to only use mods that add immersion or tweak things slightly; I bought Skyrim SE to play Skyrim so I dind't want anything to change the game too much.  Frostfall/Camping Updated Weapon Textures Expanded Smithing More Alchemy Ingredients Climates of Tamriel Belt Fastened Quivers and Ordinator Perks are the core at the moment. I know I said I didn't want to add too much to the game but I couldn't help myself downloading the Lord of the Rings weapon mod. Wielding Anduril was too much of a good opportunity to pass up. Not sure if its on xbone but there was a mod on PC that added the fellowship of the ring sitting around a campfire halfway up the throat of the world, all available as followers. Highly recommended for lotr fans, if xbone even has it.   Yeah, I think I have seen that. I'm also interested in the growing Fellowship followers mod. With expanded followers, I should be able to get the whole Fellowship together - myself being Strider of course.

Patriarch said: Anyone have experience with the Ordinator Perk mod?   I have. An excellent addition. It took me some time to realise what each perk does so I created a test chracter to see some of the options. There is a lot of room for a number of different class types that the vanilla perks didn't always allow. Spellblade bonuses, unarmed and enhanters for example. Some of the level 100 perks in the trees are mad! A definite upgrade on the original if you feel like the original didn't allow you a huge amount of freedom. The only thing I have against it, is becuase of the massive amount of perks in each perk tree, you will really have to plan ahead and specialize or plan on levelling up a lot more that the usual 'level 50' kind of cap. Hope that helps.

I have a full blown addiction on Xbox One. I find myself looking at Bethesda.net often. Early on, decided to only use mods that add immersion or tweak things slightly; I bought Skyrim SE to play Skyrim so I dind't want anything to change the game too much.  Frostfall/Camping Updated Weapon Textures Expanded Smithing More Alchemy Ingredients Climates of Tamriel Belt Fastened Quivers and Ordinator Perks are the core at the moment. I know I said I didn't want to add too much to the game but I couldn't help myself downloading the Lord of the Rings weapon mod. Wielding Anduril was too much of a good opportunity to pass up.

I went completely the opposite way than I thought I would. I'm replaying my Kyne's Storm build because I want to add some mod notes to it now that mods are more easily accessed and seemed to have used ones that - although keeping true to the feel of skyrim - really change the way it can be played. Frostfall, perk overhaul, larger magic lists, levelled enemies, respecced looting and hunting tweaks are some examples. The dynamism of the game never ceases to amaze me.