see which one's that you like, would want and see how many of those are ported over to SE. As you have played before, I would look at the 'top 100' mods. and might not be able to get it SE.Įveryone is different. I seriously don't need 'The Merry Snowberry' except around Christmas time. at least 20 of them aren't even on Nexus anymore. the majority of my 468 mod's are not ported over.some never will be. I'm still on SL, I have SE and I won't change til SKSE is compatible. Their are some very good SE graphic mods, more SL graphic mods. As I would completely change SE's graphic's to a umm less colorful pallet, it mean's a whole new slew of graphic mods. Hmmm I'm going to say it depend's on what you want out of the game. Am I missing out on tons of good mods by using Special Edition, or are the good ones already compatible with both versions?Įdumacate me on this issue please waiting to download until I get some sound advice here. My computer can easily handle Skyrim SE, but lots of mods are what I was looking for.

Built a desktop: Radeon 480 8GB, Intel i5 7600, it can handle whatever Skyrim SE throws at it.

Satellite started dying, planned out building a desktop.

Continued using it for WoT, knew it would not handle Skyrim except for vanilla.

Started using the Satellite laptop I bought on a FOB in Iraq in 2007.

Qosmio laptop I bought in 2010 quasi-died, probably boot sector of the SSD.

Thought about getting back into Skyrim.

Was getting near the end of the winnowing process when.

Downloaded tons of mods that looked fun, learned how to use BOSS and SKSE and such, and was sorting through the mods, making cuts, finding what was really worthwhile and what was compatible.

Loved it, played a sword-and-shield guy vanilla.

Skyui 2.2 special edition