So it was that my Skyrim SE came to be modded by 230 separate. When you get back into Skyrim after a break you can go about it in two ways: one, trawling the Nexus page by page for mods you like the look of and downloading them individually, or two, finding a great big list of recommended mods posted in a YouTube video description and just blindly installing them all in one concentrated marathon effort. I just didn’t expect them to be so… commonplace. This would make the men of Skyrim have willies, and I signed up for that. Of course, I knew there’d be at least a danger of this when I uninstalled a male skin replacer mod. It might be that whichever mod has compelled roughly 10% of Skyrim’s men to go about in the buff, their anatomically correct wangs keeping silent vigil over the land, would be working absolutely fine if it was loaded before a certain other mod, but after another one still. Get the order of the mods even slightly wrong, and they overwrite each other in quite profound ways. Modding Skyrim is like building a house of cards, except the cards are called things like ‘Immersive This’ or ‘Yeelathar’s 4K That’. If I did, I could just uninstall that mod, take one walk around Windhelm to confirm that all the male soldiers had bothered to get dressed that morning and get on with my life, couldn’t I?īut it’s not even as simple as determining the mod at fault (if ‘fault’ is the right word – no judgement here).
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