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The Elder Scrolls Megathread
Littledude:
not the best place to ask, try the nexus forums
heedicalking:
Sneak tools
Monster Mod
Monster Wars
Climates
Dance of death
SoS
UFO
usually big things like this are more likely to be the problem than minor things like texture replacements.
also, i don't think skyrim can use more than around 1.9 GB ram (crappy console based game) so high res big mods might not be an overload on your PC but can surely overload the game.
Tylale:
--- Quote from: NotKreation on July 19, 2012, 02:06:48 PM ---lol@people who don't play Morrowind
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After playing oblivion for many, many hours I asked for Morrowind for Christmas. I got it, with the dlc and everything too. I never got past the second city you go to in the main quest because the combat is beyond horrible. Its not even possible to play without killing yourself. You sit there for 10 minutes hitting a guy but you miss 90% of the time. It probably gets better later on, but it was just stupid.
Cybersix:
--- Quote from: Fracture on July 19, 2012, 04:42:02 AM ---whats that
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Teneksi:
so
I was having a super fun getting distracted from my diversions from my time-killing time when I encountered some particularly lousy textures in windhelm
in the search for better textures I found the nexus site and got into adding mods
so I added one
and another
and a few more
soon enough I had 67 mods and nothing felt right
I haven't even reached every hold yet
so I panicked and deleted everything but my last vanilla save point
I'm currently downloading again. How would you advise someone with OCD tendencies to approach modding?