I have a bunch of armor mods, just for looks. I have modified stones so that they do something else on top of what they already do, (The Lady also adds Magicka regen now). I have the quickstart, cause I am sick of the opening event. I did a mix of cheating/more hardcore after I beat the main quest line for the 3rd time. Mostly aiming for singleplayer/multiplayer games and not so much MMOs (hence why this is here) So what about you guys.do you play a certain way in games? Make it more challenging? Or heck, do you cheat in games and make it easier? Not so hardcore that I do that I play death is death.but I still have a tougher game. Modded in hyporthermia and sleep/thirst/hungerĪnd that I think does it for the immersion and tougher gameplay mods, tweaks and house rules I did.īut yeah, that is how I play Skyrim. Modded in a overall tougher game experience Vanilla skyrim dragons are such pansiesĪ. The first dragon you meet in Skyrim (not the one in the prison scene, but one you fight after).took 30-40 minutes of fighting, NOT counting the reloads I did due to death. Why would every race be able to carry the same exact amount? Why can everyone carry 60 weapons and 40 armors, and still not be encumbered? Okay, maybe an exaggeration.but I modded it to be a lot more realistic for each race.
Modded races to carry a LOT less than vanilla.
Maybe not the most realistic thing, but it is my "personal" house rule.I find it to be a lot more immersive no looking at the map, except near a camp(fire) or in a town or in/near a city. ini tweaks to make archery more realistic (arrow shoots in proper place, instead of magically higher.in vanilla, it shoots from above where it should actually be) Makes archery quite hard, but this gives it a more realistic and immersive feel). HUD off (no text when the (invisible) mouse cursor is over an item.
Do anything special? Like make the game you play more challenging or have your own house rules or anything?
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