We all know the reputation Bethesda's games have. The easiest way to do that is to install it separately for every single game you want to mod. One downside to Mod Organizer 2 is that if you plan to mod multiple different games with it, switching between them can be a hassle.
If you really care about how neat your folders look, Mod Organizer 2 is probably for you.
Mod Organizer 2Īs an alternative to Vortex, Mod Organizer 2 is meant for modders who plan to do a lot of experimenting, keeping separate profiles and installing then uninstalling various mods. Make sure to download the version that lets you pick a custom install installation if you don't have Skyrim on your C drive. It's simple to use, and it works with a number of other games like the Fallout series, the Witcher series, Darks Souls, XCOM 2, and lots more. I really liked CBBE and for faces i'm using Bijin npcs, i'm happy with that, now i'm looking for sexy heavy armor.Download from: Nexus Mods (opens in new tab)įor downloading, installing, and managing Skyrim Special Edition mods, we recommend Vortex. There have been other mods that don't make NPCs "stupidly sexy" like the ones I've mentioned but I don't remember their names. Other than that there's Charmers of the Reach (CotR) which completely overhauls faces but I don't use it, as it looks strange to me.Īlso to make NPCs pretty you'd have to search for mods that overhaul them, for example Pandorable NPCs, Bijin Warmaidens, Kalilies NPCs, etc. From there on you can experiment with different skin mods to find the one that suits you. I can't tell you which mod MxR is using but you can search on Nexus by searching "skin" and sorting by downloads/endorsements. As they're the ones mostly known to improve the faces visually since most of people's characters (MxR's included) are relying on vanilla head mesh.
Originally posted by Ralof:You'll be looking at the texture mods for skin, either for CBBE or UNP body depending on which one you're using.
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