How To Turn Skyrim Into A Real Life Simulator

We need to turn real life into a Skyrim simulator.

that falmer chest lock makes me feel like I should probably take it out on a date first

0:00 Intro 0:09 Immersive Citizens - AI Overhaul 0:51 Diverse Skyrim SSE 1:19 Jobs of Skyrim 2017 SSE 1:55 Bandit Economy 2:15 Skyrim Battle Aftermath SE 2:49 Immersive World Encounters. FINAL SE 3:23 Master of Disguise 4:00 Take a Peek - New Stealth Mechanic 4:23 Security Overhaul SKSE - Lock Variations 4:58 SkyTEST - Realistic Animals and Predators 5:44 Alternate Start - Live Another Life - SSE 6:33 Frostfall - Hypothermia Camping Survival 7:15 Wintersun - Faiths of Skyrim 7:59 Shadow of Skyrim - Nemesis and Alternative Death System 9:05 Skyrim Souls RE - Updated 9:39 ImprovedCameraSE 10:19 Blowing in the Wind 10:45 Immersive Spell Learning 11:45 Animated Clutter SE 12:17 End Times

Wow skyrim should look like this already, having been re released twice. Bless modders for doing so much hard work to make the game look and feel so damn good.

alternatively, you could go out of your house for a very realistic experience!

One of the best Skyrim mod showcases I’ve seen anywhere in ages. Thank you kind sir, may the ground quake as you pass.

Wow the security overhaul locks mod is something I've never even considered but adds SO much to the immersion. These look great but that one is a must-have for me (along with the battle aftermath remnants).

Seeing the vanilla aesthetic again brings back so much nostalgia and sentiments back to when I first plunged into the Skyrim world years ago...

Speaking of wind, there's a mod some skyrim vr players like that turns your fan on when your character is outside, and off when you go inside.

Great list and showcase!

This was EXCELLENT! In 2019 or so I was modding Skyrim and you have compiled many of my staples here! My PhD got too intense and I haven't since, but almost done... so I am favouriting this so I have a good starting point when I start modding again from scratch!

i am shocked that skyrim doesnt have wind, especially considering how great the wind effects are in oblivion, it adds so much when out journeying in the wilderness

Damn! That's some good stuff! I'd play all over again if i could go back in time with this immersive gameplay! Thanks for putting this out!

I wouldn't use Frostfall anymore and change it in favor of Sunhelm, for exemple =) it's updated and worked upon, while Frostfall, on the other end... Still plagued with bugs and ctds =/ still, a legendary mod for sure <3 I played with it installed for years! Animated clutter is a bit outdated too if I'm not mistaken, but... I have so many mods installed I don't remember which one is animating the clutter >< For all the rest: QUALITY STUFF. Y'all can download those mods without second thoughts, they're all incredible 😍

don't forget the mod 'Pumping Iron' - your character will physically grow depending upon how much you use him; so tankers will get big but wizards doing not a lot physical will remain skinny

Amazing narrative❗ I modded years ago.And I'm impressed that Skyrim is still getting better.😊❤️

About learning spells in skyrim, I like the idea of learning the most basic skill of each school by book and then using it until it "evolves" into more complex ones , basically you will use flames a lot then "discover" how to do a firebolt, then use a lot of firebolts until you "discover" how to do a firestorm ... But i haven't find a mod like that and dont know how to make one Sorry bad grammar , I'm not native english speaker

I recjon alternate perspective is the best alternate start mod. It keeps the same start scene when you're ready to start the main story. You just arent in the cart

sure, I've been using most of those for years... but I'm halfway through and have 4 tabs open to mods I've either never heard of, or forgot about. GREAT video.🥴

no mod will bring me back to this game, played when released multiple times and its more than enough