The killmoves have grown on us, admittedly, but primarily due to fan updates like Dance of Death. The Immersive HUD mod makes UI transparency easy to set for the compass, crosshair, and markers, enabling a seamless UI for the least intrusion from overlays when exploring. It's incredible how much a crosshair can detract from immersion and realism. Skyrim Nexus download (recommended for best compatibility): The time required for travel does make it a bit extreme for some playstyles, though, so unless you're OK with leaving Skyrim open as an interactive screensaver during travels, it may not be for you. The mod is still a bit bumpy around the edges, but overall is a great way to add scenery to the game.
Scenic CarriagesĪs the name may have given away, this mod performs a slight overhaul on the carriage system in Skyrim: Instead of acting as a disguised fast travel, carriages will now manually carry the player character to his or her destination (you actually watch the scenery go by, sort of like that intro cut-scene). Skyrim Nexus Download (Recommended for best compatibility): This modder made it so that you can now see your legs, arms, and whatever else is in view when looking around now I can live out my dreams as Johnny Bravokhiin. We'll start with graphics.įor items that didn't quite fit the "hardcore survival" theme, but still fit the realism and immersion angle (and likely many of the hardcore players' preferences), we've included this Realism & Gameplay listing.įeet! We have feet! And legs! Clearly there's nothing more advanced than a fully-aware first-person view in gaming technology - or, at least, that's what the game companies would have us think. This section of our Skyrim Hardcore Survival Overhaul will specifically cover realism and immersion mods, so while there won't be quite as many core mechanical changes, there will be graphics updates (darker nights), UI changes (crosshair and compass updates, true first person awareness), and a few mechanical tweaks.
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