The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - MODS & TWEAKS

this is my fav shot I did..just something about it.
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I spent many hours playing Skyrim on the Xbox 360 so I am very use to playing it vanilla. I just look at the PC version and there is hundreds of mods and as a newbie it's literally impossible to know which ones are the 'must have' ones.

It does put me off playing it for the PC...
 
Modded with STEP and RealVision ENB.

Photobucket resized them and I can't be bothered to compress them to jpeg lol. You still get the idea ;)

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I have not had any problem with a Ugrid of 7 even if i back up the save game files and do a Reinstall of the Game. I think you will find a Ugrid of 7 is the sweet spot gives you a bit more than 5 but with out the problems of 9 and above.
 
Is there a way to skip a mission using command? Ive ran into the bug regarding the stormcloak missions where i take over solitude its telling me go speak with galmar but theres just a arrow but hes not there so i went to solitude spoke to ulfric and he just tells me go to galmar but hes still not there.
 
eviljester91 said:
Is there a way to skip a mission using command? Ive ran into the bug regarding the stormcloak missions where i take over solitude its telling me go speak with galmar but theres just a arrow but hes not there so i went to solitude spoke to ulfric and he just tells me go to galmar but hes still not there.
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there is I have used it before to bypass a bug but I can't remember what it was you need to look up console commands :/ sorry I can't be more helpful
 
setstage <quest ID> <stage #>


Example: setstage ms01 100.

Quests here: http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Quests

If you have a bugged quest, it can also be useful to use:
resetquest <questID>
This will set all stages of that quest to 0. You can then use the setstage command to mark the stages complete as needed in order to fix the bug. (Example -- if you pick up an item, it may mark a later stage of a 'fetch' quest completed. This may then cause the quest giver to never actually ask for the item. You can use resetquest, then talk to the quest giver to actually have him ask for the item, then use setstage to mark the retrieval part finished, then talk to the quest giver to turn in the item.)
 
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