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[SOLDIER First]

well usually people ask questions for a reason

[edit] Ah, I see. The former is a summon and the latter are various Frost / Swamp / Etc. dragon things. Might get this.

[Darkmere]

I didn't mean to be cagey for douche reasons. The mod does let you go through and toggle every specific type of critter you don't want to spawn anymore, so it won't like permanently ruin your game if you install it. I do recommend using the horse improvement mod if you use this and like mounts. Some new stuff will splatter your pony what good if you aren't very careful.

[scrdest]

"lolno your powers just suck in sunlight.

Well, as far as this part goes, some Irish guy named Stoker cheated in the same way in his novel.

[Reudh]

Dragons

Try the Skyrim Immersive Creatures mod. It adds new dragon types (Dwemer Steam Dragon...) and scatters some minor draconoids around that WILL end you. Among lots of other nifty critters all over the place.

Y'know, if a mod has to explicitly tell you it's "immersive", it generally isn't.

[Flying Dice]

Dragons

Try the Skyrim Immersive Creatures mod. It adds new dragon types (Dwemer Steam Dragon...) and scatters some minor draconoids around that WILL end you. Among lots of other nifty critters all over the place.

Y'know, if a mod has to explicitly tell you it's "immersive", it generally isn't.

*cough*Immersive Weapons, Immersive Armors*cough*

Not that I'm disagreeing in this instance.

[Blaze]

Immersive immersion,  the mod that puts Skyrim under 20 feet of water.

[Darkmere]

Dragons

Try the Skyrim Immersive Creatures mod. It adds new dragon types (Dwemer Steam Dragon...) and scatters some minor draconoids around that WILL end you. Among lots of other nifty critters all over the place.

Y'know, if a mod has to explicitly tell you it's "immersive", it generally isn't.

So, don't play it?

[SOLDIER First]

The name is to tell you it's an immersion mod. Some people [holds up arrow pointing at self] enjoy such mods, including said Armors/Weapons (), and it's easy to tell which ones I should look at if it clearly says "Immersive" in the title.

[Flying Dice]

That said, Immersive Creatures ain't actually that immersive unless you basically ignore everything except general aesthetics. The weapons and armor only really break immersion at times with their names, but it's rather hard to mesh all the random types of dragons such mods add with the lore.

[Arcvasti]

That said, Immersive Creatures ain't actually that immersive unless you basically ignore everything except general aesthetics. The weapons and armor only really break immersion at times with their names, but it's rather hard to mesh all the random types of dragons such mods add with the lore.

Just use CHIM. There. Perfectly meshed.

[Putnam]

That's not how CHIM works!

[miauw62]

how does chim even work

[SOLDIER First]

It's essentially doing whatever the hell you want.

[Putnam]

except not really

just the method of obtaining it really limits your actions... not by any physical or literal limitations, but just because if you've achieved CHIM a lot of stuff is just Stuff You Won't Do. The whole thing is constantly keeping up a weird sort of zen solipsism, where all is one and you are all but really it's all just a guy gone insane with grief who went to sleep in the sun; such knowledge is likely to make you think "huh, probably shouldn't shake things up too much". How much is "too much" is obviously quite a bit, since Vivec did let lie rock fall on red moutnain, but whatever.

Shaking things up like... whenever something in particular makes me realize I'm dreaming, I tend to wake up soon after. That'd be bad. That's actually an analogy, since "dream" is an analogy in the first place, but then ESO has sort of taken that analogy and run with it ("waking the dreamer" and all that).

[PTTG??]

Immersive immersion,  the mod that puts Skyrim under 20 feet of water.

I'd play it.