Must have mods for oblivion/ Skyrim!

[dragonslayer]

I've recently started playing oblivion and Skyrim again and was wondering what everyone's must have mods are for both games! I'm looking for mods that either improve gameplay graphics or immersion

Thanks

 

[Rifte]

For me, this is always a good starter for Skyrim :

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/2846/

The SEPTIM guide.

Follow it exactly and in theory you should be pretty stable with it looking awesome.

I do use a number of other mods alongside SEPTIM, but these are usually content driven and not texture remaps.

 

[CaptainRAVE]

https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/building-oblivion.18247684/

https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/the-elder-scrolls-v-skyrim-mods-tweaks.18340074/

 

[Digital X]

For Oblivion this is the most up to date guide, but make sure you read it very carefully.

https://www.nexusmods.com/oblivion/mods/47591/?

 

[almoststew1990]

Oblivion mods for me include immersive HUD which has a great installer letting you customise what you want and don't want to see.

I also go for Quarls texture pack.

Here is a breakdown of mods in screenshot form...

Spoiler: Mods

1- Stock

2 - Immersive HUD

3- Water Mod (probably 'Skyrimised Waters')

4 - Natural Environments

5 - Quarl's Texture Pack

6 - Vert's Tree Mod (makes a much bigger improvement when you're standing near a place that actually has trees)

7 - Vert's Grass Mod (makes a much bigger improvement when you're standing near a place that actually has grass)

8 - ENB (with a crap preset)

Anyway here are some screenshots of this set of mods once I'd adjusted brightness

In terms of non graphical mods, I quite like the Midas magic mods as I play as a mage most of the time (and rebind cast to left mouse click).

 

[Kiyoshi]

That depth of field is horrible.