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so in this case, your options are buy the AE content, or pick another modset.
but if you want alternate suggestions on this scale, give us your specs; things like Nolvus or Gates or Daedric Princes forbid, Lorerim (sitting at 4000+ mods) you're not doing this on a low-end or even medium-spec gaming rig with low RAM/VRAM...
This is why I made a thread asking for help. I'm unsure which mods to actually get for what I'm looking for. I'm hoping for a modlist for ease of access but, if I have to do them individually, I will. I would like to avoid redundant mods if possible.
If I could just be pointed in the right direction, that would be great too.
Edit: Just seen you edited your message.
Specs:
CPU: Ryzen 5 5600
GPU: RTX 4080
RAM: 32GB DDR4
Storage: NVMe
It's fine. I add my specs. To be clear, I don't need/want crazy photo realistic graphics. I just wan to game to look and feel better than vanilla for my first play-through.
I won't give links for the following, they are some of the most popular mods on nexusmods.com. If you don't like them, use the tags to bring up other options.
Rustic Weathers and Lighting-note that almost every weather mod will have an in-game book, spell, or menu option to tweak the color palette. This is old, but fairly lightweight and doesn't have a bunch of other prerequisites and has some nice subtle colors.
Enhanced Lights and FX (use the main file only, test the other files at your leisure, don't use the optional weathers file if you already have another weather mod).
Static Mesh Improvement Mod
Noble Skyrim-Improves and/or changes the textures of hundreds of items, buildings, and other objects.
Always read the modpages carefully, some mods need other mods to work. These are fairly harmless about having prerequisites.
Don't mess with animations unless you are a self-starter willing to study things in detail cause that's a deep rabbit hole and there is a lot of conflicting information out there and there are lots of compatibility issues as well.
I do not have specific suggestions, sorry
My personal recommendation is to try the game without mods, see what you find lacking, and search for mods to fix those things
Nexusmods has 2 mods "Enhanced Light and FX" and "Lux" I seems like these do the same thing but i could be wrong. Some sites recommend "Lux" but "Enhanced Lights and FX" has more DLs and endorsements. Also it seems I have to use MO2 or Vortex and another mod called LooT to get everything running right.
Thanks i'll take a look.
The one I'm talking about is this one:
https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/2424 If you install it with Vortex or MO2 it has an installer package that will let you pick and choose components.
I'll check it out. Thanks.