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If you want to make the game harder, there are other alternatives than just mods that change combat behaviour.
Revenge of the Enemy should be compatible with everything, though you will have to double check depending on your other mods
Literally everyone can scale, even wolves and skeevers
OBIS: Organised Bandits In Skyrim - Adds a lot of bandit NPCs and bandit factions. Some bandits trained wolves and other animals, some bandits use spells, some bandits specialise in one handed, two handed, archery, etc. Bandits as you know them will no longer exist and they will have a "lore" behind them. Gives them more meaning and... well, organised
iNeed - Your character actually has to eat, drink and sleep. If you don't, you'll get a debuff like reduced stamina, reduced regen, reduced health, reduced speechcraft etc.
Or you can just bump up the difficulty
EDIT: Removed Requiem as it's Skyrim not Skyrim SE
Why? Bandit Outlaws should be stronger
This, from Arthmoor:
"3. There is no such thing as a clean save. It does not matter who tells you there is, it doesn't exist in Skyrim. You cannot remove any mod, not even the patch, without there being some data that's been permanently changed. Doing this repeatedly WILL damage your save and WILL eventually lead to it becoming corrupt and unusable. Bethesda's own developers have confirmed the only way to properly remove a mod is to load a save made BEFORE that mod was introduced into the game. If you started a new game with 10 mods installed, you're going to be stuck with those 10 forever.
This is not something the patch broke. It's just the way Skyrim works. The old days of installing and removing mods at will and without consequences that people are used to from Fallout and Oblivion are gone."
Unofficial Skyrim Legendary Edition Patch by Unofficial Patch Project Team - http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/71214/?
Posts section, second stickied post
posted @ 2:08, 8 Feb 2016 , stickied at 2:08, 8 Feb 2016
The only mods that are safe to uninstall mid playthrough, are purely texture mods.
"Im not doing right now an playtrough, im testing the mods"
It's nice to see someone doing it right, for a change! Kudos to you!
Oh my bad, I thought this was an Oldrim thread