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Davoren posted:I found this cool little mod that lets you gamble on a dice game in taverns, and it got me thinking about how unconnected I feel to the game world. Are there any other good mods out there that add more little things like that to make the world feel a little deeper? All the ones I've found so far seem to be going for the "backbreaking peasant labour" niche. I can't offer you any advice, but yeah. That's a big gripe of mine in Skyrim. I maintain that Red Dead Redemption had one of the best implementation of an open-world regarding immersion. I would spend hours just playing dice and card games in the saloons. Sorry for the derail.
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I'm thinking about getting back in to Skyrim and blew away my install to start from scratch. Before for visual mods I was using the texture pack combiner. It appears that the book of silence mods are turning in to a complete texture replacer. How does that compare against TPC?
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Feb 7, 2014 23:19
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I think that project died a long long long time ago.
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It's been a year since I last played Skyrim, which I modded using MO. I'm starting over from a fresh install and am using MO 1.1.2. I have a Nexus ID and I've followed all the steps in the STEP Wiki to get it to handl NMM download links, yet it's still not handling the downloads. What am I missing?
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May 31, 2014 02:50
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Anti-Hero posted:It's been a year since I last played Skyrim, which I modded using MO. I'm starting over from a fresh install and am using MO 1.1.2. I have a Nexus ID and I've followed all the steps in the STEP Wiki to get it to handl NMM download links, yet it's still not handling the downloads. What am I missing? Just wanted to follow up that I figured out it has something to do with Google Chrome not handling NXM links well. I'll followed steps to fix this, but to no avail. It appears I need to use Firefox for downloads through MO.
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