I now have extra incentive to travel across Skyrim I can now stop once in a while, marvel in the scenery, set up the free cam and weather, and take some screenshots. My love of photo modes coupled with how pretty Skyrim can look with these mods led me into the console commands for free cam, UI hiding, and changing weather/time. Those graphical mods have summoned a need to take scenic screenshots in Skyrim. I also made sure to get SkyUI for significantly easier navigation within my inventory. In this new attempt I was more conservative with what I put in I went for a couple of graphical mods, a couple of unofficial patches, and some added depth to levelling. Mods can both help and hinder Skyrim on PC.
I’d decided to go all-out with mods, run around summoning hellfire, shooting sweetrolls from my hands while shouting “sweetroll justice!”. Sweetroll justice!Īn earlier attempt was fun for about two hours. In this latest attempt I’ve opted for a sword and shield, and a bow and arrow for sneaky hidden crits. Thankfully, with a couple of mods on PC, I’ve been able to get a bit more depth across the board. Within my eight (yes, eight!) attempts at Skyrim, I’ve tried sword and shield, two-handed, dual-wielding, archery, and magic playthroughs in the hope one of them is fun and fluid. Whatever the platform, I’ve always found the combat mostly terrible, the engine dated, and the story excruciatingly dull. I’ve attempted Skyrim on three different platforms – Xbox 360, PS3, and PC – and I’ve never been able to get into it.
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