Long awaited return
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dragonfett
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Long awaited return
So I've finally returned to Skyrim Special Edition now that my computer is back up and running and I was wanting to know what the are most recommended mods by everyone here (besides the Unofficial Patch).
Under the Pain of Death
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I Stand Alone
Against an Army of Darkness
And Horrors Unknown
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Re: Long awaited return
I can go over the hundreds of mods that I have installed ATM, but the one I would really like to recommend is Inigo.
I don't know if the Special Edition version of him is updated as far as the Standard Edition, but I've been playing with him installed on my copy of the Standard Ed. and I've fallen in love.
He's a very, very well done follower. His presence isn't overtly demanding and doesn't take the spotlight off of you as the Dragonborn, but still gives him his own story. His mechanics are very immersive and are seamless with his dialogue. His dialogue and chats allow you to inject a lot of personality into your character, and he has something to say for most interesting places in the game. Plus, his personality is fun, and he's blue!
I'd recommend anyone get Inigo if they want a more in-depth follower than the standard ones in Skyrim. I love my boy J'zargo and always will, but Inigo just has so much love and effort put into him that I consider him part of my Dragonborn's canon.
I don't know if the Special Edition version of him is updated as far as the Standard Edition, but I've been playing with him installed on my copy of the Standard Ed. and I've fallen in love.
He's a very, very well done follower. His presence isn't overtly demanding and doesn't take the spotlight off of you as the Dragonborn, but still gives him his own story. His mechanics are very immersive and are seamless with his dialogue. His dialogue and chats allow you to inject a lot of personality into your character, and he has something to say for most interesting places in the game. Plus, his personality is fun, and he's blue!
I'd recommend anyone get Inigo if they want a more in-depth follower than the standard ones in Skyrim. I love my boy J'zargo and always will, but Inigo just has so much love and effort put into him that I consider him part of my Dragonborn's canon.
