These mods can involve significant or small changes, and they can make a considerable difference and fix issues someone might have with Skyrim. While quality of life mods aren't as notable as new quest or animation mods, they serve an equally important role of making a playthrough as intuitive as possible. Updated July 24th, 2021, by Charles Burgar: Skyrim's modding community continues to raise the bar each year with innovative mods that push the engine to new heights. Here are the 12 best Skyrim quality of life mods players should be using. This list focuses on mods for the PC version of Skyrim Special Edition, although most mods on this list have alternatives or ports for consoles. These can range from small bug fixes to new mechanics that offer solid alternatives to mundane tasks. One category of mods that many often overlook is quality of life mods, additions that focus on making a certain aspect of the game more intuitive. RELATED: Skyrim: The Best Unique Pieces Of Armor (& Where To Find Them) Hundreds of mods are uploaded every day that fix issues with the game or add new content.
The game has been out for nearly a decade, yet it lives on thanks to the passionate modding community. It would be nice if someone could "pick up the torch" with the mod and continue to develop it - if steve40 has no plans to do so and would agree.Mods are a core part of what makes Bethesda games have such a long lifespan. Steve40 has become a father, and has said he's lost all interest in playing and modding, so I suppose you could say the mod is unsupported, but with the advent of tools like the SaveTool savegame script "cleaner", I think there's less to worry about.Īnyhow, I have no plans to stop using it with as little trouble as it's caused me. Keep in mind that added/moved objects and NPCs do add additional bytes to your save game, but these things get cleaned/flushed out by the gamen on a regular basis. In my Papryrus logs, when I do have them turned on, I don't see loads of errors from SkyBirds once the game has started - just a long list of missing objects references before that, which is normal and will get cleaned up.
He's also responsible for some vanilla script fixes (the "critter" scripts in particular,) of which some of that work eventually made it's way into the USKP, if I understand things correctly. I'd also like to say that a number of months ago I had a few PM exchanges with steve40, and it's pretty clear to me that he really knows his stuff when it comes to scripting. That said, prior to the Sheson's memory fix, the sheer number of bird spawns was far more suspect in possibly causing CTDs than the mod's scripts. I've been using SkyBirds (along with Birds of Skyrim) for nearly a year now, and really haven't experienced any issues that can be traced back to it. Hi folks! This necroposting bump is brought to you by the Masters of Offtopic LOOT Thread Posts!
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