It truly immerses you in Skyrim, with incredibly realistic sounds at every turn. If you have a great pair of headphones or excellent speakers, I cannot recommend this mod enough. It’s one of those things that just makes the world of Skyrim feel so real. Visibility is greatly reduced during strong storms and you can almost feel the cold during the snowstorms. There is also plenty of storage which is a plus.Įver felt like the storms in Skyrim were weak? Yeah, well, that’s fixed here. It also gifts you a female merchant/gardener named Olive who has a nice custom list of items for sale. Sure, you kill them easily and it’s no big deal, but I like to cut out some of that wasted time and spend it on more useful things like killing dragons.Īrcadia’s Farm gives you a nice working farm right across the road from the stable in Whiterun with 25 spots to grow your own plants. There is nothing more annoying that the time-wasting moments when a bunch of mudcraps randomly attack you despite your full Deadric armor. This one might make me sound like a bit of a milkdrinker here, but hear me out. The player can now immerse themselves deeper into the history of Tamriel instead of learning the same useless game tidbits every time you enter a new building. Here are the 10 best mods available for both Xbox One and the PS4 (in no particular order): Lore-Based Loading Screensīrought to us by Chesko with help from the lovely (and nerdy) minds at /r/teslore, this mod turns the usual boring loading screens into messages focused on the lore surrounding Skyrim. Except, of course, if you use a console and don’t get to experience them.Įnter Skyrim: Special Edition, which brings mods to gamers on both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 consoles. In fact, for many of us it is hard to imagine life without mods. If you are into video games at all, especially PC gaming, mods have become a must-have for every game.

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