Any mods to recommend?

[Kairis]

if there is any mods that you would like to recommend post here plz thanks

[Fayde]

Yep - few here:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=252531445
A collection I'm a-workin on :) Let me know if they help

[𝕊𝕋𝕌ℝ𝕄-𝕂𝔸𝕋]

the pinned thread kinda beat you to it... might wanna go check it out, it has a really nice guy there too who will tell you some good mods.

Also, the nexus has a filter system to see the top files the most downloaded, most popular, most endorsed, piece of cake

[𝕊𝕋𝕌ℝ𝕄-𝕂𝔸𝕋]

you might also wanna check out Beginner's guide to modding skyrim. Wouldn't want you to start running into problems before you have started, now would we...

[Spec]

Use this if you're going to have a melee based charecter, it adds in lore friendly variety to melee weapons such as spears, halbreds, hatchets, short swords etc
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=85291742

[prince_of_arfon]

You can follow the STEP guide to get a whole range of mods installed correctly: http://wiki.step-project.com/Main_Page

My personal most vital ones right now are:
SkyUI (vast improvement over vanilla)

GAMEPLAY TWEAKS
Interesting NPCs
Inconsequential NPCs
Amazing Follower Tweaks
Better Stealth AI for Followers
Dragon Soul Relinquishment (for higher levels)
Lockpick Pro (if you hate the lockpicking mini-game)
Merchants Revamped

GRAPHICS/WEATHER/LIGHTING
Climates of Tamriel
Realvision ENB
Realistic Lighting Overhaul
(note that these three need some patches and careful installing to get them to work together, but when done right they complement each other beautifully. Fortunately each mod's page has very thorough instructions, and Gopher has a fantastic video on YouTube showing how to install them all correctly)

Lightning During Thunderstorms
Better Dynamic Snow
Footprints
Splash of Rain
Supreme Storms
Lush Grass
Wet and Cold

SeeEnchantments

ITEMS
Heavy Armory
Elven Weaponry
Immersive Weapons
Immersive Armors
Bandolier - Bags and Pouches

There are many others I really like, but whether you want them or not depends on your playstyle and what sort of special items you want.

[Bury]

I can't imagine playing without Convenient Horses and Item Sorting ModPack mods now. It's the "must have" choice.

[Skyrimnut]

Have you played the Vanilla game yet? If so, then go make a list about what you like and don't like about the game, then make your mod decisions based on that. I cannot make suggestions for you, as I may have a completely different play style. If you haven't played Vanilla, than I urge you to do so, so you get a sense of the base game. The basics to modding is an excellent tutorial, as are videos by gopher on youtube. When you do mod, make sure you carefully read the information section, FAQs, and the comment section for any given mod, especially if you want to learn about problems and conflicts with other mods.

[G20]

This is my faves, you might find something in here too ;)
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=228285590

[gnewna]

This is the video series a couple of people mentioned, well worth the time it takes to watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxQ1JN_X-_Y

Don't just add a bunch of mods in to your game without a/ knowing how to do it properly and b/ knowing what the mods are meant to do and whether they conflict with each other. This is a funny article, and also a cautionary tale of the extremes of what can go wrong if you just go 'these all sound cool!' http://www.gamefront.com/by-the-grace-of-sheogorath-top-10-weirdest-skyrim-mods/ (They've played down the massive amounts of crashes and other instability they experienced because it's less funny than talking about the other stuff, but note they do mention that the game was fairly unplayable.)

[Fayde]

Origineel geplaatst door Skyrimnut:

Have you played the Vanilla game yet? If so, then go make a list about what you like and don't like about the game, then make your mod decisions based on that. I cannot make suggestions for you, as I may have a completely different play style. If you haven't played Vanilla, than I urge you to do so, so you get a sense of the base game. The basics to modding is an excellent tutorial, as are videos by gopher on youtube. When you do mod, make sure you carefully read the information section, FAQs, and the comment section for any given mod, especially if you want to learn about problems and conflicts with other mods.

Awesome :)

[ShocksVR #AirLink]

There's a pretty cool mod called "Vanilla Skyrim"; it comes pre-installed and requires no additional work.

Only those who have righteously conquered the Vanilla Mod can give effective feedback of adulteration of the base game.

Now, go on my young Dovahkiin and bless Skyrim with your awesome presense.

[Fayde]

hmm... ok no longer giving feedback - don't have the right ;)