totalsales.blogg.se - Skyrim ultimate npc overhaul

Vampire Clans and BloodlinesĮarly on in the Dawnguard DLC, the vampires are new so they are fun new enemies to deal with.

Their inventory restocks every 3-4 in-game days.

No speechcraft perks will work on them, as their items are exotic and should be treated as such.

Each of them sells things related to their cultures in Solstheim (Skugal sells items related to the Skaal, while Dinmir sells all things Dunmer culture.

After making a deal with Belethor in Whiterun, they now offer goods from Solstheim… for a fair price, of course. They have decided to sell their products from Solstheim in Skyrim. This mod introduces two merchants: Skugal (Nord) and Dinmir (Dunmer).

One of the best things about this mod is it serves as a link that really makes Solstheim seem connected to Skyrim, not just a separate add-on. These mods will breathe a ton of life into your game, and allow you to make some new friends (and enemies) along the way. In my experience, all of these things can make the game feel quite lonely. While traveling between cities, you can go a long time without seeing anyone else. However, due to so many characters sharing the same voice, the world can sometimes feel empty. Skyrim is full of characters to interact with. I will say that IoS character presets (vanilla hair) is something I've always used as it has some real nice looking character presets.Meeting new faces and hearing their stories is one of my favorite parts of Skyrim.

you can get very good looking characters, ZERO neckseams of any sort on anyone and there are mods like Bjiin Warmaidens and a few others if you want your "hot" characters without borking the atmosphere of the whole game. However, I've found with Better Females no glam, Better Males, skin texture fixes, younger faces, improved facial animations and a bunch of other modifications. IoS did this and if you are looking for the look of the characters without the ridiculous hair you can always use that. Author makes a Vanilla hair version and I'll give it a shot. I also use Superior Lore Friendly Hair which makes the hair look good without making it look like something out of an Anime. Really? Maybe because I don't want half of Skyrim looking like they had access to modern hair products and Japanese Anime models.

And the author is even kind of a douche about it on the main page.