With this mod, most combat against other humanoids is over within a few decisive blows. Wildcat makes enemies more dangerous, injuries more punishing, and skills like timed blocking more rewarding. Wildcat is a recent addition to my load order, but it has become an instant favorite. With iNeed, you can set it to a more reasonable pace like 1:10 - my preferred choice. The default timescale is too fast, in my opinion, being set to a 1:20 ratio. Something else I like about this mod is that it adds an option to edit the timescale of the game.
There are even settings in place if you're not playing a living character, in case you contract vampirism.
This mod makes it so that you need to eat, drink, and sleep as you play the game, which puts emphasis on the fact that you're playing a living character. INeed is one of those mods that's had its place in my list since it came out. For the new player, it gives a complete feeling to the game experience.
For a seasoned player of Skyrim, this mod makes a number of noticeable additions to the game. This adds a lot of options for replay and would be great for those looking to do a Let's Play or roleplay influenced stream on .Ĭutting Room Floor adds back in a number of quests, locations, and NPC interactions that were removed from the final release of the game but still present in the game files.
It does exactly what the name suggests - giving you the ability to make your character and choose from over a dozen different story options, as well as options that are race-specific. If you're someone who enjoys doing roleplay, this mod is a must. The basis of these mods is to improve the immersion of gameplay as well as to add a bit more challenge to the game. The mods I'm covering in this article are mods that can be found both on the Nexus, as well as for those of you playing the Special Edition on Xbox One.
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