I've never really come across issues with installing textures all at once. Removing textures, ENBs, weathers, or even lighting overhauls SHOULD be safe mid-game.īut the general consensus is don't remove script heavy mods (or any mod that touches scripts really) unless you plan on starting a new game.Īlong with that, it's a good idea to test each script/weather/lighting overhaul mod every time you install one. That'll change depending on just what size textures we install, as well as if we will use ENB (this list includes ENB alternatives). Skyrim is optimized well for vanilla so I always get smooth 60 FPS. My current specs: (intended for 1080p gaming)ġ TB HDD (This is where I keep SSE W/ its mods but of course an SSD will decrease loading screen time)ĥ0 - 100 GB is typically needed for a modlist like mine To give players an idea with how this set up was made,

If you feel there are worthy mods not on this list, feel free to let me know.īelow is just Information to keep in mind and some tips as well. Therefore hardcore mods like requiem or YASH will not be recommended. My curations are also centered around the casual players looking to either have a reasonable completionist run or to just reach end game. On the other hand, If you see already mainstream mods on here, it is because they are either considered essential or no good replacement is available. It is my goal to highlight mods that might not be as mainstream. I find the newest mods possible and decipher what's good enough in the load order.

You don't have to follow it if you don't want to, this is just my personal curation and where I put it.

Skyrim se mod list 2019