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Moved to appropriate forum and marked as solved.

I'm not paranoid about stuff like that :D Nationality: Polish Country: UK since 2003 Location: Leeds Occupation: Test Analyst - stockbroking & financial Age: 33 Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 4

I currently use it and it's a great mod. I still can't decide whether I like enemies using racial powers as it looks like they're using magic, it just doesn't blend well, it doesn't feel natural. Other than that I can't recommend this mod enough. Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 4

Yes. Please move this to lush trees and grass. I'm sorry. Done.

Yes. Please move this to lush trees and grass. I'm sorry. Done.

I must have not used it then or replaced by another mod. I don't use SGD anymore though, so cannot confirm.

I never had this problem, but then again, I cannot recall if I was using the holder texture from this mod O_o

We are talking about the mod, not about SPM ;)

This won't be any problem whatsoever :)

It can save you the boring procedure of spawning specific type of enemies, but I agree, most of the problems come from exteriors. Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 4

Hi Erik. I presume you are the author of the mod? Please message z929669, MontyMM or Farlo on Nexus to confirm your identity and you will be recognised as Mod Author on our forums :)

Looks interesting indeed! +1 Well executed soundspace (both FX and music) in game can create the atmosphere and mood that isn't achievable in any other way.

https://skyrim.nexusmods.com/mods/38507/? From the author of Hold Border Banners - this little mod allows you to bottle water using wells that are found in the cities. There are 2 versions - vanilla and RND comatible. A great little addition that makes perfect sense!

I'll ask him to kindly have a look at this thread.

Yep, we are switching to Google Drive, since it is 15 GB free to start. Used your other email though.15GB? Never realised! Thanks for the info :)

That sounds interesting... Care to present your mod list from MO pls ? Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 4

Not sure if I've ever helped you, but: you're most welcome! :) As for the modding>playing, I think we're all in the same boat... We mod so much that it becomes a weird hobby of sort. For me the pattern was: SKYRIM! --> MODS! --> Install mods! Lots of them! --> My game doesn't work! :( ---> STEP ---> Aaaah, so that's what modding is about! ---> Install mods. Properly. Care for stability. ---> Hang on... I spend 80% time modding, 15% testing and 5% playing ---> Let's make a single, stable build and finally PLAY this game (my current stage :) ). The next stage probably will be... "I wonder if I can make a mod myself...", which kind of already happen for me too, but for now I just want play the damn game :) Sorry, I OT'd a little...

I plan to do a full Companion playthrough and I use most of the mods you've listed. I don't know about any other ones that directly affect werewolves, however I just thought of this mod: Wolf Master. It adds wolf companions. And since you're a werewolf, you could say that you could tame wolves and they would listen to your orders, by, say, instict? They could "sense" you're one of them, in a way, and perceive you as an alpha male, a leader of their pack. Sounds plausible enough for me! And in fact I think I will include this mod in my list now. I did not test it though, so I don't know if how well it is executed... Here's the description from the mod page:

Ok, time for my little precious gems :) All of them are unintrusive, lore friendly and not overpowered. Mostly they do little things, but they add a lot if you bring them together. They make my game more immersive and I really cannot imagine playing without them now.  - Dovahkiin Prayers - Simply adds a meditate animation when activating any shrine of divines. It's simple, but it adds MASSIVELY to the immersion! I can't play without it now.  - JDR soundtrack compilation - This mod adds 8 new tracks composed by JDR composer, a freelance composer operating on youtube. The tracks are well produced and fit in the atmosphere of Skyrim perfectly. After a while they feel like they always were there! I made a Dawnguard patch for it, as it was overwriting a few tracks fro that DLC, the patch brings them all together.  - Farmers Sell Produce - did you ever wonder why you can only buy fresh fruits and vegetables in the market stalls, but the farmers never have anything to offer? Well, this little mod changes that!  - Hunterborn - this is perhaps a more popular mod than the others, but some of you may not know it. It changes the simple routine of kill-and-loot on animals into something more immersive. It introduces the actual processes of dressing down a kill, skinning it for its pelt, taking material from it for alchemy, and finally butchering its meat - based on the animal's weight, not just a single cut of venison.  - Starting Spell Choice - why do all the characters in Skyrim start the game with always the same spells? What if you want to roleplay a Nord that hates magic? How he would know spells at all? What if you want an Orc mage wannabe that can only ever learn Destruction and any other magic school he fails at? Now you can!  - Left Hand Rings - Look, I have 10 fingers, but I can only wear 1 ring! THE ONE RING! What is it, Lord of The Rings? No, it's The Elder Scrolls, you should able to wear more than 1 ring! With this, you can wear 1 on left and 1 or right hand - because more rings would make it overpowered. This is balanced. Unfortunately, the LH rings cannot be seen in 1st person view... That's why I also use:  - Left Hand Rings Visible in 1st Person - and since I use SkyRe, I made a patch for it as well All the above mods I can vouch for, I use them in every build and I've never had any problems with them. Now, the below ones I either currently test or plan to use in a future playthroughs, so I don't know if they work correctly, cannot say much about compatibility with other mods etc... But they are worth checking for sure!  - Fine Goods from Morrowind - Dragonborn - "It does no more, no less than making Brand-Shei's advertisement true: he now actually sells Morrowind goods. Also, it seems he has pimped out his stall a bit with some decoration from back home. I bet the other shopkeepers are jellier than a herd of Netches now."  - Additional Amulets - Unenchanted Necklaces - appropriate for a posh high elf female mage RP  - Become a Skooma Dealer - self explanatory - "Are you tired of the thieves guild's repetitive, low-paying jobs? Well, throw away your lockpicks and sneaky boots! Now you can pursue an alternate career in crime. Make your own illegal substances and peddle them across Skyrim."  - Forgotten Windmill - I used this mod before, it's a very atmospheric and well done player home  - White Phial Realignment - "This mod lets you refill The White Phial yourself with any potion you want, you can align it yourself from the inventory. Thus making it into the ultimate alchemy artefact it was always meant to be. If you want to use one of the alignments from Quintus again, you can ask him to align it for you."  - Wolf Master - Wolf companions. I did not test it, but I may actually try it in my current playthrough. You have to wipe a bandit camp and kill their master before you can tame them  - Your Market Stall - "With this mod you can open a fleamarket stall and sell merchandise to NPC. Requires SKSE. NPCs wander off to your store and sometimes buy your stuff at legal price. You can gain more earnings than wholesaling to usual store, since it's direct distribution to consumer". This is good for roleplaying - I do intend to use it, but haven't tried it yet. So there you go, quite a list!Â

But pack should be a complete, ready to install solution, not a list of mods from one theme. This is my understanding of a pack at least... Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 4

Is your mouse battery operated or wired? If it's the former it can be battery running out :p Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 4

Possibly, but on the other hand jarls may have designated people that do the maintenance. They may not be in game physically, but that's the case for so many other things that it won't bother me. I'd just assume there are people that go and check on them every now and then :)

I installed this yesterday and it looked pretty good at first sight. I didn't test it properly though. It comes with 2 different type of trees now - vanilla and new ones that are different type. It also comes with an installer that allows you to choose what you want to install (I installed trees and skipped grass, as I use Grass on Steroids as well).

Now now, let's not take it too far No problemo, always happy to help!

Yea. Stupid question. My fault. I won't be able to test this out until next week but if it doesn't cause any problems and it's LORE friendly, then I don't see any reason not to include it in the guide. Again, I can't see how it's not lore friendly, unless it changed the hold banners, which it apparently doesn't :) The author states it doesn't conflict with LoS, see comments section. I think I will definitely check it out this weekend.