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Skyrim has been out for a long time, and by this time most people have finished the game. There’s no doubt that it’s an amazing game that brings hours of gameplay with unique quests and foes. However, after a while, there’s not much you can do in the game. To make more out of this immensely popular game, different mods have been created. These mods can range from the improvement in the quality of the surroundings to mods that make stuff blow up for no reason.

For The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition on the Xbox One, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'Looking for more kill move animations'.

Before we get on to the best Skyrim mods, let’s see how you can apply them. How to Apply Skyrim Mods. For people who do not know how to apply these mods, you will only need to click on the link of the mod you want and subscribe to it. It will download and apply itself from the Steam workshop. Some mods are not available there, so instead, we are including links to the mods.

You should also download the. This will help in applying more complicated mods.So, now that you know how to apply Skyrim mods, here are the 25 best Skyrim Mods you should definitely try: The Top Skyrim Mods You Should Try 1. Relighting SkyrimIf you have played Skyrim, or you’ve just started, you must have noticed light coming from illogical sources. There are doors which emit light, or maybe there isn’t any realistic directional light. To fix this and make Skyrim more graphically appealing, you can apply this mod. What this mod does is that it reprograms the game entirely to make lighting effects much better in the game.

Light only emits from fires, stars, and other sources of light rather than basic non-luminous objects like benches and rocks.2. 2K TexturesIf you have a top of the line PC with bleeding edge specs, you should try this mod out. Skyrim – being a relatively old title – lacks some fine details and textures, and although there is an HD patch, this mod goes beyond that as well. This mod offers textures at up to 4K (2160p) resolution.

It completely changes the visuals in the game. Having these details makes the game more appealing and life-like, at the cost of some fps, as this mod does tax the GPU.3. Apocalypse Spells ModNot all the various Skyrim mods enhance the visuals in the game, the modding community has some amazing mods to spice up your gameplay and adds features which are immensely fun to play with.

The Apocalypse Spells mod adds a lot to your game; 140 spells, to be exact. These spells range from calling of basic objects to smashing enemies, to summoning ferocious tornadoes that suck everything in their path.

These spells are designed very well and play well with the history and tone of Skyrim.4. Alternate StartIf you have completed the game and want a new beginning, you can try out this mod. The Alternative Start mod offers a lot of different starting points as different characters.

The characters are all different and fit in Skyrim’s storyline perfectly. The mod is integrated into your game and you can start an alternate new story in the game. You can start as a farmer, a necromancer or many other characters of your choosing. This provides an interesting spin in the original gameplay, and characters like the shipwrecked guy on an island with nothing but the rags make for an amazing survival styled gameplay.5. Moonpath to ElsweyrExploring the same place for a long time can get boring, right?

To bring new landscapes and gameplay to Skyrim, you can use this mod. This mod gets you to Elsweyr – a beautiful landscape with forests and wilderness. You can hunt and stalk your prey and even explore Elsweyr with the short six quests. All the characters of Elsweyr are carefully created with voice acting. This mod pairs up well with the 2K Textures mod shown above, as the landscape of Elsweyr is beautiful and using those textures makes them come to life.6. Cutting Room FloorThe Skyrim world is vast. It is filled with many creatures, characters, and different landscapes.

The game itself is well around 100 hours but, if you have completed and explored everything, you might want to check this mod out.Cutting Room Floor will enable you to dwell deeper into Skyrim, as this allows you to explore things which did not make the final cut of Skyrim. The mod shows you all new quests, NPCs, and many items, which were taken out.7. Monster MayhemBattling monsters is fun, but beating the same monsters over and over again gets boring. The thrill of facing new and unknown creatures cannot be replicated. To remedy this problem, the Monster Mayhem Mod comes into play.

This mod introduces many new creatures to the Skyrim world. It opens a slew of different levels, each with their own unique behemoth. Battling these monsters is thrilling and gives what most people want – more things to kill.8. Duel Combat RealismDuel offers an amazing fix to the unrealistic combat system in Skyrim.

It completely changes how every battle is fought. It forces users to pay close attention to the stamina bar, as it becomes vital for survival. This mod ties in your armor and your weapons to bring realism.

If you use a good shield, it can actually stop the attack completely. This means users need to be tactical and use both defense and offense if they desire victory.9. Reverse CraftingThe Reverse Crafting mod brings a much-needed feature to Skyrim. In plain old Skyrim, if players on their quests find something useless like a lower tier sword, that item is thrown away. You can not reuse its materials to make something else. This mod brings that feature to Skyrim. If you find a junk item, you can recycle it and re-purpose its materials.

This makes the overall gameplay better for the players because the materials can be easily used somewhere else for bigger and better things.10. Bandolier Extra InventoryThe world of Skyrim is a vast one, with many items and weapons. On your quests, you will find many items, and many are of use, so choosing between them can become a daunting task. This mod allows your character to hold more items than in plain Skyrim. This way, you can have all the items you need without opting to leave anything behind.11. Open CitiesSkyrim has a lot of loading screens, and everyone knows how frustrating loading screens can be.

They tend to ruin the flow of the gameplay; especially when you cannot even stroll in a city without them being loaded. To solve this issue, this mod comes into play.

This mod banishes all loading screens when you are in the city. This means you are free to roam around in the city, without the annoying loading taking place. A simple mod, yet a frustration reliever.12. Castle Volkihar ReduxThis mod is as grand as they come.

It produces a fully built castle with extremely accurate textures and details. The castle is a complete construction with eerie corridors and dungeons.

It is a thing of beauty to look at but is not only about the beauty. This grand castle comes with its very own quest line, which is set after the events of Dawnguard.13. Tundra DefenseSkyrim’s quests are pretty fun to play and offer a lot of action and quests. However, you sometimes might want to slack off and just chill. This is where the Tundra Defense mod comes in. This mod introduces a tower defense style mini-game in which you build your tower and then defend it.

The mod is well built and makes you more responsible, as you need to defend your ground, else it will be overrun. You can hire guards to help defend your creation, have citizens settle in, or even trigger attacks by yourself for instant action.14. Sky UINow a lot of you might not like the stock UI that Skyrim offers and I don’t blame you. The UI does feel a little bit clunky and you can easily get something a whole lot more intuitive by using a mod. I would recommend that you try out Sky UI – a great UI replacement for Skyrim which will surely improve the way you interact with the game. The mod offers a much more convenient inventory management system, support for full text search, sorting and extended data columns.

The mod also offers complete customization, among a ton of other features, which makes it one of my go-to mods every time I think of doing another quick play through of Skyrim.15. Return Of AtlantisThe lost city – Atlantis – has made its way to Skyrim with this mod.

Through this mod, Atlantis rises from the depths of the seas to give you more ways to interact with Skyrim. This mod fits well with the Skyrim lore and offers a lot of beautiful scenery, as well as different characters for you to explore.

This dungeon is filled with merman, whirlpools, and agents of Hades. The dungeon is 4 hours long, and you need to fight a challenging boss after the four-hour exploration of the ten chambers present in this dungeon.16. FalskaarThe Falskaar mod is one of the most impressive mods out there. This mod creates a whole new continent, with a whopping 25 hours of gameplay.

The creation of Falskaar took nearly 2000 hours, and the creator now works at Bungie, creating Destiny. We encourage anyone who reads this to give this mod a try.

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The continent has numerous quests and wildlife, and the landscape is beautiful. Attention has been paid to the details, and the mod’s popularity further proves the great gameplay of this mod.17. Rabbit Hole DungeonThe Rabbit Hole Dungeon mod produces a vertical burrow of a dungeon, as implied by its name. The dungeon goes 50 levels deep into the ground and offers a lot of adventure for players. The dungeon has different enemies in each of those 50 levels.

You must beat all the enemies on a particular floor to proceed to the next floor, like an arena action adventure game. This makes the dungeon more challenging, as 50 levels of enemies is a lot to take on.

The dungeon also changes every time you revisit it, making sure you get a new experience every time.18. ThirteenOrange’s Quests ModsThirteenOrange creates a series of quests in Skyrim which sure are amazing. These quests are lore-friendly and fit perfectly into the Skyrim world.

A lot of thought was put into the mod, as the quests offer much more than just fast enemies. There are total five quests, and every one of them focuses more on story than random fights.

There are well-written scriptures, and a wide variety of landscapes to explore. You will travel to different realms, beat a giant and slay creatures.

All with one mod. A must try for all the Skyrim fans.19. EnderalIf you liked the gameplay Falskaar brought, then you are surely going to love the Enderal mod.

This mod brings close to 100 hours of fresh gameplay, and it feels like a new game rather than a mod. Enderal is beautifully created, like many other great mods out there. It features an amazing quest line with voice acting, and many new landscapes to explore. The landscape ranges from a densely forested mainland to snow covered mountains. This mod also overhauls the skill and talent system.20.

Way of the MonkNow, this mod may seem a little clickbait-y, but it is still pretty cool. The mod strips off your armor & weapons and forces you to face your enemies with your bare hands.

The mod introduces two new skill trees: Unarmed and Unarmored, and it also introduces perks related to your new way of fighting. This It does not do anything but answer the question: Can I really a take on a mammoth with my bare hands?21. Immersive WeaponsFor some of you out there, modding is a way to make any game a whole lot more immersive. If that’s the case with you, then you should definitely check out the Immersive Weapons mod, a mod that will drastically enhance the variety of weapons in the world of Skyrim.

The mod adds 230 new weapons to the game, all of which somehow fit into the lore, and distributes the around the world. With the mod, you’ll also be able to break down weapons at smelters and get their base components and make new weapons with custom crafting requirements that further promote immersion. In case you like the mod, you should also the Immersive Armor mod which does pretty much the same for the armor you can find and equip in game.22.

Needs and DiseasesSurvival mode mods are becoming more and popular, and this mod is for those who are looking to start out in the survival mode scene. This mod makes it necessary for your character to do mundane tasks such as sleep, eat, and drink water. Failure to do so would result in dire consequences. This mod is not as severe as other survival mods, but it still will make sure you are wary of such things before taking off on a quest.23. Dark Brotherhood ResurrectionIf you enjoyed the Dark Brotherhood quest and its storyline then you are going to love this mod.

This mod adds another 4+ hours of campaign to the Dark Brotherhood storyline. You will be accompanied by the best contract killers in the brotherhood and listen to some of the best stories they have to share. Learn more about the intricate details of the dark brotherhood and enjoy new conversations via this mod. You are a part of the brotherhood now.24. Phenderix Magic WorldThis mod is filled with magic. It is a new setting with different structures and landscapes like the school of witchcraft.

It takes you to the town of Manantis, where you will be greeted with tons of magical stuff. You will be able to learn hundreds of spells from all the schools of magic and get dozens of new followers. It even comes with a quest to help you explore the magical realm.

This mod is a truly magical (pun intended) experience.25. Skyrim RedoneThis mod is the mother of all mods. This completely changes how you play and view Skyrim. T3ndo’s Skyrim redone is a combination of different mods to give the game a complete makeover. It brings nifty new features and weapons like a grappling hook and disguises. It also is a complete overhaul of the game down to the perks, skills, and stats of every character. This is a broad and complicated mod and tends to have some issues with some systems.

However, once you get it running, it truly gives you an amazing experience.SEE ALSO: Enhance Skyrim Gameplay With The Best Skyrim ModsSkyrim might be a pretty old game, but the gameplay never gets old because there are countless mods out there for this beautiful game and each mod adds a completely new dimension to the game. If you are bored of the basic game then do try out these amazing Skyrim mods and let us know what you think in the comment section below.

As (almost) always I am not sure this is a STEP valid suggestion;) However I have just started testing this as an alternative to which I know a number of STEP'ers use.I have been using AKM for some time but what attracted me to this mod was:'By default, the new killmoves added by The Dance Of Death are unlocked by gaining specific perks associated with the weapon types the killmoves are for'which seems more natural and lore friendly than simply having the skill to pull off these moves from the early levels.Still in testing mode but if I hit any problems I'll edit here with details. quote name='z929669' pid='2083' dateline='I personally like the idea of 'unlocking' kill moves with skill increases. Now we just need to get this silly skill/leveling system fixed to be slower' date=' smarter and more dynamic!/quote'Well, not sure the 'smarter and more dynamic!'

Bit applies but there are a number of mods to slow progress speeds. The one with the most endorsements is which includes a short tutorial for use with the CK - I'll place it here for now as they seem complementary but do say if you feel it deserves an entry of its own.-TUTORIAL: CREATING A LEVELING-SPEED-FILE WITH THE CREATION KIT. Start the creation kit2. Leftclick 'File' (on left top), then leftclick 'data.' Check 'Skyrim.esm' and press ok. It takes 10-60 seconds to load now. If you should get any error-messages (as me) before it starts loading, dont wonder.

They pop up everytime you start that creation kit again, but its just fine canceling them or denying them (not sure how it works in the english version, I might get different errors because I'm from germany:P)4. Now, when the Skyrim.esm has loaded, leftclick 'Character' on top, and then leftclick 'Actor Values'5.leftclick at 'Type' on top will sort your skills together, you should now see them (OneHanded, TwoHanded, Marksman, Block, etc)6. Now here comes the enjoyable part: Whatever skill you want to change, click on it. On the right side there are some values/stuff now.

The only thing that matters for you is 'Skill Use Mult'. For example, its 6.3000 for OneHanded by default. What this mean is, when you change this into 3.1500, OneHanded will increase with half of the speed as before (e.g. Youll now need 40 hits instead of 20 hits to get from 20 to 21).

If you change it into 0.6300, you would even need 200 hits instead of 20 to stay in this example. But if you change that 6.3000 into 12.6000, you would need only 10 hits instead of 20.

In my file '5 times slower' I have changed 6.3000 - 1.2600You can adjust every skill to your own favors with this method, just as you want to balance your Skyrim:)IMPORTANT: Patch 1.5 - Note: When you change the SMITHING value, start off with a default value of 3.7000 (or even lower maybe, not sure currently), not 160.0000 as shown. If you want 2x slower you have to change 3.7000 - 1.8500. This should compensate a weird bug.

I can't change it:( 7. After you have done this with all skills you like to change, leftclick 'ok'8. Leftclick 'File', then 'Save'9. Save your new own mod into your Skyrim/data folder.

Feb 08, 2017  There's a female face pack by Destroyer, that has to use the invisible head to work so there's a chance of engineers, scientists and rookies showing up with just floating teeth and eyeballs. One of JSleezy's mods added in some male (I think just blokes) faces contained in the base game files, AFAIK those don't animate. Aug 30, 2016  Steam Workshop: XCOM 2. If you like the Faces that I made here be sure to give me a Thumbs UP! Destroyer's Female Face Pack. This mod has been a long time coming and there will be more faces to come in the future. Only problem is that these faces do not work with every helmet but work with most of them. Xcom 2 more faces mod.

You will give it a name you like (e.g. It will be safed as a.esp-file.

The path should normally look something like Steam - SteamApps - common - skyrim - Data10. The last step is to make sure your new mod is checked in your skyrim launcher. It has the name you gave it when safing (e.g. MySkyrimlevelrebalance)I hope this helps anyone out there./quote. I just dug this topic out and I think that regarding this:I personally like the idea of 'unlocking' kill moves with skill increases. Now we just need to get this silly skill/leveling system fixed to be slower, smarter and more dynamic!You could create your own mod with the CK, but I would recommend Elys' Skyrim Community Uncapper. It allows to adjust almost every aspect of leveling, including how quickly each skill levels, and how much each skill contributes to overall leveling, plus a ton more options.could be useful as well.

It lets you to cap choosen skills so that they don't level over configured value. I checked with the author and theyv'e said it's compatible with the Community Uncapper.I am acutally going to include KSLC in my new playthrough and see how it works. In fact, I am going to recommend it in separate thread:).

quote='rootsrat' pid='23736' dateline='I just dug this topic out and I think that regarding this:quote name='z929669' pid='2083' dateline='I personally like the idea of 'unlocking' kill moves with skill increases. Now we just need to get this silly skill/leveling system fixed to be slower' date=' smarter and more dynamic!/quote'quote='skwareballz' pid='2099' dateline='You could create your own mod with the CK, but I would recommend Elys' Skyrim Community Uncapper.

It allows to adjust almost every aspect of leveling, including how quickly each skill levels, and how much each skill contributes to overall leveling, plus a ton more options./quotecould be useful as well. It lets you to cap choosen skills so that they don't level over configured value. I checked with the author and theyv'e said it's compatible with the Community Uncapper.I am acutally going to include KSLC in my new playthrough and see how it works. In fact, I am going to recommend it in separate thread:)/quoteCommunity Uncapper already has the feature built in.In the ini look under SkillCaps and also SkillFormulaCaps which will cap the max skill you can have with bonuses like armor, rings, and potions.

An update from the author.Alrighty then.I feel that it's time to finally put words to the status of TDoD, instead of letting inference do the talking for me. It's not, strictly speaking, an 'autopsy,' just a commentary on the reasons why TDoD has progressed to the stage it has, and gone no further.Long story short, a combination of factors forced the mod into an indefinite holding pattern. The biggest of these was the fact the release of Dragonborn and its' CK update, which featured a particularly stubborn bug that would automatically crash the program if an.ESP was loaded which made changes to the animation trees that differed from Dragonborn's animation structure. That's probably not the most accurate way of describing it (I'm by no means an expert) but a member of the community informed me that other experienced modders had experienced the same issue, and it wasn't the fault of my ageing computer.Without the ability to edit animation trees, I couldn't continue to add new killmoves and features to TDoD. I discovered all of this at the same time that I started a new year at Uni, so I very quickly ran out of time to make the few small modification I could make to improve the existing features of the mod. I had a lot of plans for adding to The Dance of Death, plans which would have continued to expand my (very minimal) skills as a modder, but unfortunately I haven't had the time or support to discover a workaround, if such a thing even exists, which would enable me to continue to work on it.

I'm now also writing the first in a planned series of fantasy books while working in my off-time, so modding is sadly beyond my current capacity.In the past, I made subtle requests for somebody to nominate themselves to take over the helm of the mod, to keep polishing and adding to it over time. However, I never managed to get anybody to come on board, and eventually it ended up being, for all intents and purposes, abandoned. I would often check in on it, but I wouldn't have the time to provide any technical support or respond to any comments, be they positive or negative.

Now, I need to be more overt with my request.The Dance of Death needs help if it is going to continue to be added to. I'm currently preparing the most up-to-date version of the mod that I have on my computer, which adds no new features to the old version but fixes several small technical flaws that were resulting in abnormal behaviour with the special settings of the mod. I am bundling the source scripts in with this version, which I have not done for a while, in case anybody wants to play around with them and fix up any poor scripting work that I have made along the way. However, the main bulk of the work will rely on finding a way of getting the Creation Kit working with altered Dragonborn-era animations.Yeah, I haven't got much more to add. I'll keep writing when I think of something else to say other than sorry for the combined lack of updates and lack of communication with everybody. I'm so immensely grateful for everyone who has stepped in to fill the void, offering aid to one another and helping to keep people enjoying Dancing with Death for such a long time. I really do hope that somebody, or several somebodies, will be able to step in and help keep the dream going, but for now I wish everyone the best with their gaming experiences and I'll try to keep popping in as often as I can.Someone help him!After watching some videos this is a true pearl of a mod.