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Does anyone play with the mod "Joy of Perspective" from 3AMt/LogicDragon and can tell me whether they can recommend the mod? I've heard that this often leads to CTD and is difficult to remove from a running game.

Hiya, I was wondering if anyone knows of a mod that adds water in the same way foundations function? I know SOE and maybe other large workshop mods add so many different constructable water items that I wouldn't know what to do with. But if anyone knows of something smaller that wont bloat the menus I would love a recommendation! I'm thinking the dark wood foundation from creation club in a rectangle with water inside as a nice pool with decking. Thanks!

Greetings oh wise modbase denizens! I'm fairly new to modding of DA3, so I'm looking for mods that are must haves in order to improve my 3rd play-through of the game. My aim is to find a small collection of mods that improve the various necessities, such as bug fixes to animations (great example the iron bull drinking game), improvements to various graphics: clothes, weapon, companion re-texturing and slight modifications that only improve their looks. I'd love to avoid mods that require too much tinkering around as I have precious little time to spare. Any and all suggestions are welcome. Thank you so much <3 xoxoxo ZoeBox :3

Soo. I i am going to play Fallout: NW again. Are there any mods you guys recommend? I don't want any naked-like mods, overpowered mods or flat out retarded mods that make no sense. I want mods that improve the game by making it harder, better looking and more immersive. Quest mods are fine as long as they have a decent story and voice acting. I would be very grateful if you could send me some Fallout: NW let's plays (preferably someone that showes his/her mods in the description) :)

hi im gonna be modding nv and im wanting to get a few mods so the game is more realistic in the sense im a nuclear wasteland and to get most of the basic gear i need to be a bit of a bandit at the start and ect and overall a gritty experience that is enjoyable personally im not too bothered about quest mods that add new areas like the dlcs but if they are good and dont hit performance too bad ill easily try them out my system specs are below and would want at least 40fps @ 1080p a10-5800k @ 4GHz (looking to upgrade this soon) 8 GB 1600MHz ram kfa2 gtx770 ex oc 1000GB seagate barracuda (possibly getting another to put in raid 0) corsair vs550 psu (will upgrade to a 650watt psu soon aswell)

Just a quick question: Is there any significant fps drop when using this mod. My specs are an i5-4690k 3.5ghz with a gtx 970 Also, overall, do you recommend this water mod (For reasons I wont go into, I cant use W.A.T.E.R)

I just got a AMD Radeon 6870 HD 1gb GDDR5 grahpics card from my friend. Now I can finally play at max settings at 60fps. Can anyone recommend me some graphic enhancing mods to make my game look even nicer? Even the little things are welcomed too. However, im a bit worried about my cpu though which is a intel pentium g630 @ 2.70 ghz. I do have 6gbs of ram though.

Hello, and I just bought Fallout: New Vegas with all of the DLC. The only problem is, I don't know what mods to install. Can I get some recommendations for some mods to get, and what program should I use to manage my mods? Mod Organizer? FOMM? NMM? Is there a program like LOOT for FNV? Or does LOOT wok for FNV? Also, no ENB's. Please.

Okay, so after experiencing some trouble with CTDs, I've decided to setup my own stable Skyrim mod combination. I've added a decent amount and I'm now looking towards the community for any opinions on which mods I could remove/add to enhance the experience, while keeping everything stable and avoiding CTDs. Because let's face it, CTDs are pretty much one of the more annoying aspects of modding Skyrim. Goal: The goal of this list is to provide a combination of mods that are: stable, compatible (if not, they at least need a stable patch to make them compatible), immersive (which means no anime/over-the-top mods), lore-friendly, gameplay-changing, challenging, and fun to play with. A list of mods that will always be on and that will cover any type of playstyle. You want to play a mage who'll turn into a werewolf? we've got mods for that! You want to play an argonian who becomes a vampire? no need to uninstall/install anything, we've got the mods for that already! In other words, a list of mods, that once installed will make it so we don't need to uninstall/install new mods. A list that covers everything, from vampires and werewolves to combat and followers. So, what am I looking for in terms of mods? - I'm looking for mods that will increase immersion while not making it to harsh on the player; - they have to be lore-friendly or at least to some degree; - they have to be stable, if people are reporting game-breaking bugs it's probably not stable; - they need to give Skyrim a fresh feel, give us a bunch of possibilities and maximize replay value; - keep the focus of the game clear, no mods that remove the main quest-lines/factions; - But more importantly: They NEED TO BE COMPATIBLE between each other OR HAVE A COMPATIBILITY PATCH! if they don't get along, we'll be getting CTDs left and right, and we don't want that! What I'd prefer to keep out of the list: - Nudity mods. It's alright if you like them, but I'd prefer to keep these out of my game and they're not for everyone; - Anime/Manga/Over-the-top mods. I get that you like Bleach, or FMA, or Japanese schoolgirls, but I'd prefer to keep these kind of mods away from my list, they're just not lore-friendly and kind of distracting; - Revealing armors. By that I mean the classic MMORPG armors that only cover tits and are totally unrealistic in ways of actually being protective armors. What I'd like you guys, the community, to help me with: I would like you guys to help me trim the mod list to make it as lightweight as possible while keeping the same feel. This list is a bit old, about 2-3 months (Stopped playing for a while because of CTDs, I actually removed quite a bit from this list already) so I might be unfamiliar with some changes. If some mods actually do the same thing as another, already installed, mod please let me know. If you know of a mod that adds the same thing, but that's either more stable or uses less/no scripts please inform me. Extra notes: - When it comes to mods that add hair/make-up, please keep in mind they need to be lore-friendly. Apachii hair, for example, is a good looking mod, but half it's hair styles aren't lore-friendly. - This list is based around a few mods. T3nd0's Skyrim Redone is probably the most important one here. I won't use another total overhaul mod (ACE is an example here) as SkyRe gives me everything that I want, from skill-tree being more useful, to game mechanics being properly changed. The list (so far): Leave your suggestions and information below.

I have recently gotten into watching quite a few movies, since I currently have quite a bit of extra time on my hands. I have seen drama, comedy, sci-fi, post-apocalyptic, westerns, documentaries, and musicals. I'm looking for something new to enjoy, and if anyone has any suggestions, I'm all ears. Thanks in advance! :thanks: Cheers, IndorilTheGreat

Hello. I finally decided to get New Vegas and of course I would play it with mods, but seeing how many mods are out there, I thought I ask what mods you guys recommend. I mean for Fallout 3 I had a rather small list of mods/mod packs so I didnt need to install millions of single mods. Are there any big mod packs that have a sort of "best of" for New Vegas? Do I need to get a community patch? Oh and how does installing mods with Steam work? Thanks in advance.

Been playing around with enbs, finally settled on gameplay performance enb as it really makes skyrim look bright yet cold, realistic IMO. BUT, for some reason the DoF is...odd. It randomly activates, then immediatley disappears especially in combat, I had to turn it off as it was quite distracting. Then I discovered this mod, which seems a lot more customisable than the DoF with enb. But are the two compatible at all? Thanks.