This (SAE) will be the exact same vanilla game as this one (SSE) but for some of Bethesda's Creation Club Content that will be included in the initial release, then they will constantly throw "Paid" mods (yep you pay for them) at us which will in turn break SKSE64 just as it did back when they constantly threw "pay for" mods from the Creation Club at us SSE players up until 2019. Because SKSE can't be used with Game Pass you can't use those mods so if you're a Game Pass owner and you see a few mods you like just make sure they do not require SKSE64 otherwise this guide unfortunately can not support Game Pass. A good number of those mods are for stability and bug fixes. We use SKSE64 in this guide as it is a hard requirement for many mods (a soft req. You have my sincere thanks for the support We fetch it from our neighbors, we kindle it at home, we communicate it to others, and it becomes the property of all.” ~Voltaire “What we find in books is like the fire in our hearths. The giving back is part of my journey with the community. Being a mod user myself, who learned much from and feels indebted to the community, I am also one of many that help some of you in Steam's Skyrim SE Forums on a daily basis. The effect is reminscent of what happens when suffering frost damage, but its latest version adds some distinctive large white flakes to the mix.I am grateful for having such a great base using this guide which is constantly growing. It affects the player and all NPCs both living and dead, including wildlife. Ice has also been retouched in its many forms – icicles, icebergs, ice floes, and glaciers.Īnd then there’s trebtreb’s Get Snowy, a Special Edition conversion of Hoax2’s popular mod, which adds appropriate visual effects to the player and to NPCs when snow is falling. The effect is especially pronounced where snow interacts with other objects, such as plants and stone roads. Snow textures seem more voluminous, as if real flakes might have fallen and clumped together – vanilla snow just looks flat by contrast. This mod retouches environmental snow and ice for greater realism. Thus, for a better Skyrim, one must have better snow, and we’ve found two mods that improve the realism of frozen crystalline water in Tamriel’s northern region both in appearance and behaviour.įirst up is RIS – Real Ice and Snow by grVulture, now updated for Skyrim Special Edition. Snow is essential to Skyrim, as water (and thieves) are to Sea of Thieves, or fevers to Saturday night.
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