the worst sequel to a good game bioware has ever made. not even worth trying as none of the things that made the first installment unique remain in this one.
what you are looking for is "The Witcher 2" (enhanced edition)
e: mind to share your fav skyrim mods? im up to around 110 now but think i could easy do with some more.
Share share share, need some mods. The only ones I've got atm are:
House Mapmarkers, Breezehome Enchanced, Stones of Barenziah Questmarkings, Vampire Overhaul, Master the Space-Time Continuum, Faster Vanilla Horses, Whistle, Conjure Rideable Ethereal Horse.
-highrestextures1
-highrestextures2
(those are the official HD texture packs for PC cause game had to on 1 DVD and work on XBOX it looks so shitty. get them under "DLC" on steam)
-choppingblock/woodfires fix (fix for 2 "issues" with HD pack)
-shadow striping fix
-unofficial skyrim patch
-true skyrim
-water fx -get wet
-enhanced blood textures
-crimson tide - the blood
-terrain bump
-water and terrain enhancement (HQ not the medium version depens on system specs tho)
-[Void Craft] Optic Nature pack
-Pure Water
-detailed cities
-detailed outskirts
-statis mesh improvement mod SMIM
-That's ice
-more village animals
-better riften
-Riverwood Huge Enhancements including creeks and streams
-Towns and Villages enhanced: Riverwood
-Towns and Villages enhanved: Whiterun
-Improved VlindrelHall
-Fish Shanty
-Alchemist's House
-Lake Inialta Expanded
-More Grass
-DYNAVISION Dynamic Depth of Field (not on steam workshop)
-rcrn pure - hybrid shaders (not on steam workshop)
-rcrn 3 - realistic colors and nights - legacy setup
-birds and flocks
-HQ Skyrimmap
-Realistic Ragdoll and Force
-Ash Pile Expiration
-Auto unequip arrows
-Remove 3D map restrictions
-The Cartographers Map Markers
-Legible road Signs HD
those are my essential GFX mods
sound wise i have stuff like
-lightning during thunderstorm
-realistic thunder sound
-Sound of Skyrim: Dungeons
-Sound of Skyrim: The Wilds
-Clanking Armor
-IceBreaker's improved Reverb
- ...
then i use weight reduction mods cause i love looting, namely stuff like
-weightless ingredients
-lighter potions
-lighter dragon bones
-scroll weight removed
-Potions renamed
- ...
then i use balancing stuff like:
- Enahnced High Level Gameplay (most important mod ever if you want to play longer than 5hours)
- Fixed Followers Lite
- Longer Blessings
- Valuable hunting +
- Soma's Archery Overhall
- Better Magic
- Spells give off light (usefgul with my GFX mods cause darkness actually is freaking dark)
- Increased bounty rewards
- Better dragon loot
- More dragons
- Enhanced Alduin (main quest final battle is boring as fuck w/o this)
- ...
also really small fixes such as:
-no more arrows to the knee
-fetch the mead
-reduced NPC greeting distance
-less condecending guards
- ...
additional music and crafting recepies and other content, e.g.
-Dragon armor and weapon set complete
-Crafting+
-Enhanced Smithing
-Craftable Lockpicks
-Mounted followers
-The Grotto - Arena for Skyrim
-Weapon Variant Expansion
and soooo much more. there is just too much out there. i am most interested in major stuff like city overhauls and GFX improvements, additional sounds/music and even gameplay mechanics.
Also rebalancing is quite important but i also adore the fact that there are so many minor changes in fixes out there that contribute to a better immersion.
try to stick with the load order that i posted for the GFX mods. this should enable all of them to work without it crashing.
for the other mods it doesnt really matter.
i suggest buying the game on steam (workshop makes it so enjoyable to browse for mods) but if you cant/didnt/dont want to you should use the mod manager from skyrimnexus.
skyrimnexus is also the site you want to visit for the rcrn base file and the other one i pointed out that isnt on steam.
i guess it goes without saying that you should backup ur save files and start a new character for all the mods to take full effect (especially follower mods and rebalancing of random mobs or guards).
Key can be redeemed on steam.
enables you to manage and browse mods with workshop (first game ever to be featured on steam workshop afaik) and will keep all of them up2date.
Thats the easiest way to go.
Enjoy mate you wont be able to believe how different it looks. I have them for quite a while yet I find myself screencapping scenic places.
e: I am here to irritate you mamalukes. Stand up, get xety and dAnOnE by your side and bring some blood to the game. gracie? grazie? Need a full Italian n1ce.it
what you are looking for is "The Witcher 2" (enhanced edition)
e: mind to share your fav skyrim mods? im up to around 110 now but think i could easy do with some more.
House Mapmarkers, Breezehome Enchanced, Stones of Barenziah Questmarkings, Vampire Overhaul, Master the Space-Time Continuum, Faster Vanilla Horses, Whistle, Conjure Rideable Ethereal Horse.
-highrestextures2
(those are the official HD texture packs for PC cause game had to on 1 DVD and work on XBOX it looks so shitty. get them under "DLC" on steam)
-choppingblock/woodfires fix (fix for 2 "issues" with HD pack)
-shadow striping fix
-unofficial skyrim patch
-true skyrim
-water fx -get wet
-enhanced blood textures
-crimson tide - the blood
-terrain bump
-water and terrain enhancement (HQ not the medium version depens on system specs tho)
-[Void Craft] Optic Nature pack
-Pure Water
-detailed cities
-detailed outskirts
-statis mesh improvement mod SMIM
-That's ice
-more village animals
-better riften
-Riverwood Huge Enhancements including creeks and streams
-Towns and Villages enhanced: Riverwood
-Towns and Villages enhanved: Whiterun
-Improved VlindrelHall
-Fish Shanty
-Alchemist's House
-Lake Inialta Expanded
-More Grass
-DYNAVISION Dynamic Depth of Field (not on steam workshop)
-rcrn pure - hybrid shaders (not on steam workshop)
-rcrn 3 - realistic colors and nights - legacy setup
-birds and flocks
-HQ Skyrimmap
-Realistic Ragdoll and Force
-Ash Pile Expiration
-Auto unequip arrows
-Remove 3D map restrictions
-The Cartographers Map Markers
-Legible road Signs HD
those are my essential GFX mods
sound wise i have stuff like
-lightning during thunderstorm
-realistic thunder sound
-Sound of Skyrim: Dungeons
-Sound of Skyrim: The Wilds
-Clanking Armor
-IceBreaker's improved Reverb
- ...
then i use weight reduction mods cause i love looting, namely stuff like
-weightless ingredients
-lighter potions
-lighter dragon bones
-scroll weight removed
-Potions renamed
- ...
then i use balancing stuff like:
- Enahnced High Level Gameplay (most important mod ever if you want to play longer than 5hours)
- Fixed Followers Lite
- Longer Blessings
- Valuable hunting +
- Soma's Archery Overhall
- Better Magic
- Spells give off light (usefgul with my GFX mods cause darkness actually is freaking dark)
- Increased bounty rewards
- Better dragon loot
- More dragons
- Enhanced Alduin (main quest final battle is boring as fuck w/o this)
- ...
also really small fixes such as:
-no more arrows to the knee
-fetch the mead
-reduced NPC greeting distance
-less condecending guards
- ...
additional music and crafting recepies and other content, e.g.
-Dragon armor and weapon set complete
-Crafting+
-Enhanced Smithing
-Craftable Lockpicks
-Mounted followers
-The Grotto - Arena for Skyrim
-Weapon Variant Expansion
and soooo much more. there is just too much out there. i am most interested in major stuff like city overhauls and GFX improvements, additional sounds/music and even gameplay mechanics.
Also rebalancing is quite important but i also adore the fact that there are so many minor changes in fixes out there that contribute to a better immersion.
for the other mods it doesnt really matter.
i suggest buying the game on steam (workshop makes it so enjoyable to browse for mods) but if you cant/didnt/dont want to you should use the mod manager from skyrimnexus.
skyrimnexus is also the site you want to visit for the rcrn base file and the other one i pointed out that isnt on steam.
i guess it goes without saying that you should backup ur save files and start a new character for all the mods to take full effect (especially follower mods and rebalancing of random mobs or guards).
enables you to manage and browse mods with workshop (first game ever to be featured on steam workshop afaik) and will keep all of them up2date.
Enjoy mate you wont be able to believe how different it looks. I have them for quite a while yet I find myself screencapping scenic places.
if you like the dragon age universe you should give it a try, but don't expect a good rpg
e: I am here to irritate you mamalukes. Stand up, get xety and dAnOnE by your side and bring some blood to the game. gracie? grazie? Need a full Italian n1ce.it