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This practically means that as soon as Skyrim SE receives this autoupdate, most to all of your SKSE based mods will break. Other its "content" is a paid option, but game will still update itself.

The AE in core itself is free (comes with 3 CC mods), so it'll be an autoupdate. Thousands of functions are changed or deleted. It's a separate game, like Skyrim LE and SE are. What does this mean to PC players who mod SE: Only players to consider it are PS4 players who have utterly limited modding capabilities thanks to Sony being Sony. It's the same Skyrim SE, just with some CC content inbuilt (Creation Club, Bethesda's own mostly paid mods, all of which have free, and often better, analogues). It's called (surprise) Skyrim Anniversary Edition. I use a lot of texture mods but really you should simply scan down the Top 100 mods and pick whatever tickles your fancy.👉👉 Important warning to everyone who mods Skyrim SE 👈👈īethesda did it again - they re-release same Skyrim at. It's really a matter of personal tastes really. Primary Needs HUD is handy if you're playing hardcore.Thing is, it requires the Fallout Mod Manager so get that first (check the description for installation instructions.) As a fan of the original games I feel like this really adds a lot.

One mod I would recommend is FOOK, which fixes a bunch of bugs, balance issues and other things while keeping it lore friendly.

esp file which is essentially a script.Īs for recommended ones, I'll have to get back to you on that. It might vary from mod to mod but just about every mod follows these steps.

Tick the box next to the WeaponModsExpanded.esp in the list.

Open up the Fallout New Vegas launcher and click on "Data Files" in the menu.

Extract all the files (except for the readme) into your FNV folder (C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\fallout new vegas\Data).

Once you've downloaded, open up the RAR and you should see four files meshes, textures, WeaponModsExpanded.esp and the readme.

Download the mod labelled under the "Main Files" section in the Files tab.

Just to give you an example though let's use Weapon Mods Expanded. Just about all mods have instructions in the descriptsions as well as a readme.txt in it which should be enough to explain everything (which you should look at it anyway regardless of your experience since there might be compatibility issues).