Your first few encounters against these winged beasts feel exactly just as epic as that sounds. Skyrim kicks off your adventure in what is arguably the most meme’d video game-opening scene ever and thrusts you into a role where you’re supposedly destined to do battle against dragons until the end of today. Best Skyrim Mods 1. Diverse Dragon Collection Thankfully, we’re here to help you find the best Skyrim mods out there.īelow, you’ll find a detailed guide to the must-have Skyrim mods, including everything from making the dated user interface look more modern to improving the graphics and even adding an entirely new campaign.
While this is a good problem to have, the fact is, with new mods being made every day, trying to sift through dozens of these mods to find exactly what you’re looking for can take quite some time, especially if you’re new to the modding community. It is also this popularity that helps explain why modders have yet to stop giving Skyrim the time of their day. Released way back in November of 2011, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has since been ported to the current generation of consoles, as well as in VR, and, judging by how many people are still talking about it and playing the game, Skyrim might even see new life in the PlayStation 5 or the Xbox Series X once the next-generation consoles hit the market. Either allow binding to the left hands, or allow 2 weapons to be bound to 1 hotkey.Skyrim modders are the kind of people who took the phrase, “the only limit is your imagination”, quite too literally. This is the problem currently keeping me from dual-wield. Ricky Meehan Posts: 3364 Joined: Wed 5:42 pm I'm unsure if this is a glitch or a design feature, but either way its a bummer. I would really like to be able to seamlessly switch between dagger/axe to spell/axe and back. However, when i try to go back to the dual wield setup using my axe hot key, just the axe comes up and the spell remains. If I hit a hotkey set to a spell, both weapons go away, and out comes the spell. The problem lies in switching to a spell. For example: When i have an iron axe and a dagger equipped with a hotkey set to my axe, then switch to a bow, and come back to the axe using the hotkey, my character will pull out both the axe and the dagger.
Skyrim will remember setups, slightly, it seems. Or even bind my left handed weapon, say, to the 1 key, and my right handed weapon to the 2. Would really like to see a way of being able to bind a dual wield setup to a single hotkey. Odman this looked like a potential fix for an issue I'm having, but turns out its not.
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