I always thought it was weird there weren’t many light sources around at night time, so this fixes that.
#Skyrim free mods mod#
This is another mod collection that adds a bunch of lore-appropriate detail to every city. This mod helps everything sound and feel much more realistic. Sounds are supposed echo and bounce off of surfaces. The default audio is flat and inaccurate in Skyrim VR.
This mod adds a ton of great, immersive audio to the game that felt missing before. Chirping birds outside, creepy moans in dungeons, or the chatter of townsfolk all help make the game feel more immersive. If you’re like me then you probably wish Skyrim had a bit more ambient noise. I love cranking it up so that I feel like even more of a badass warrior while playing. This mod is very customizable for the blood detail, color, and splatter size. This one is great for non-VR Skyrim though. I have it installed and don’t notice much of a difference, so maybe a better one is out there. This is the best and most comprehensive lighting mod, but it’s not 100% confirmed that it really works with Skyrim VR. It will improve all of the weather effects and really make Skyrim feel like the dangerous wilderness that it is. Once you’ve got the base visuals and textures enhanced, this mod is really the cherry on top. Standing beside a peaceful lake or watching a cascading waterfall in VR is extremely calming. This mod enhances all of the water throughout the entire game to make it look even better. Luckily, modders are helping out with this nifty mod. It’s a fact that Bethesda still struggles to make a decent looking NPC. Skyrim does not have the best looking character faces. You don’t really need to know the difference, but just understand that you’ll want this mod on top of the Skyrim 2017 Textures mod to address the areas that one misses. Textures and meshes are two different things. Road signs in vanilla Skyrim are almost unreadable and they just look downright blurry in VR. Makes the plants and grass and trees look way better. The better GPU that you have, the better your performance will be but the visual improvement is just absolutely worth it. This one is actually a collection of several different mod files, each of which address different areas of the games textures from the landscapes and bridges to cities and mountains. This fixes a bunch of bugs that Bethesda never got around to fixing and it applies to the VR edition as well.
#Skyrim free mods install#
The Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patchīefore you install any other mods you should grab this one. Our goal with these mods is to toss in as much as we can that still retains a lore-friendly approach to the game and will still feel like Skyrim, but just make it betterand offer more.
#Skyrim free mods Pc#
So now that we have Skyrim VR on PC and we’ve got mods, the question is which mods are the best? That answer might be a bit different for the VR version of the game so we’ve done our best to put together a comprehensive list of recommended mods, split into a few different categories.
We’ve got a guide on using mods with Skyrim VR right here. We certainly can’t get enough of it.Īnd even though Bethesda isn’t officially supporting mods for Skyrim VR, most of the Skyrim Special Edition PC mods do still work as long as they don’t rely on the Skyrim Script Extender (SKSE) and you’re okay with doing a bit more tinkering than usual.
#Skyrim free mods full#
It was already fantastic when it originally released on PSVR last year and now that it takes full advantage of the Rift and Vive’s more powerful hardware and improved controllers, this may very well be the definitive version of Bethesda’s timeless RPG epic fans have been waiting for. All of the mods here are still recommended very highly, but if you want a full, current list of all 100+ mods we are running in Skyrim VR on PC, then you can find that list here. Since publishing this article our preferences for visual style and content have altered slightly and this article will not be kept updated to our current list of mods.
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