GETTING THE LAY OF THE LAND | e2 | Skyrim: Wildlander Roleplaying Overhaul | Gameplay Series 

Keep up the series, Wildlander is a gem of a modlist, it perfected so many tiny details. You're on the curve of progress.

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The red eye on the backpack you bought means it has an "enchantment" that you cannot learn (increased carry capacity). If items have a blue eye it means you can learn the enchanted by destroying the item in an enchantment table

A few tips I can give from watching, I don't have that muuuuch experience with Wildlander, but a couple yours of adventuring: - Your evasion keeps increasing because you keep running everywhere. Wildlander changed the light armor from vanilla with evasion, so technically you get faster by running and jumping everywhere, and that translates to being harder to hit in combat. By the way, running drains your stamina, unlike vanilla. So walk by pressing Tab when you can. That's why your stamina was being drained before you saw the wolves. - Great thing you bought that backpack, items in Wildlander had weight reworked, now even money weighs, so bigger backpaks = more loot. - If you press F11, you can see the control scheme of Wildlander. The modlist is basically a survivor simulator, so check the keys to create a campfire and warm yourself in need (the ,< key I believe), there is also the survival instinct (the Right Alt key) that highlights the lootable stuff around, such as flowers, living creatures and dead bodies (one color for each so you can see at a distance what is what). Also, there is a key to drink water from a stream/river and fill your waterskins and also one for taking a bath in the river. The dirtier you are, the less likely people are going to like you, even vendors might increase prices or refuse to sell to you if you are dirty and bloody. Check your clean state in the active effects tab in the magic section. - Perks are king, as I mentioned above, you have been improving your evasion by running everywhere, but if you don't put the perks on evasion, you will never be good at it. I recommend putting a point in craftsmanship inside the blacksmith perk tree, so you can craft even more items on the wild (press the Right Shift key to see what you can create). You can't even pick a lock if you don't have a perk for lock picking, so beware of that and the build you aim to be, because perks are limited. 80 or so, I believe. You bought a sword, but without the perk in one-handed combat, don't expect to be hitting that hard. - Buy a tent, leather or fur, but buy one, so you can camp outside, for free on your journey. Also always create campfires with ,< (you will need an axe to chop wood, equip it and hit a tree a few times to get wood), after that, stand next to the fire and open the craft menu with Right Shift to create meals, you don't need salt for some recipes, just grill a stake or mudcrab on the fire. More recipes can be unlocked by buying or creating a cook kit, or something like that, don't remember the kit name. - Speaking of kits, you have a few on yourself such as the alchemy kit, you need to create or buy more to get more recipes. - I recommend going into the Sunhelm menu in the mod menu, going to display and change the icons for hunger, thirst and speep to "color mode" instead of alpha mode, so you can always have in your screen those icons instead of having to go to the active effects to see if you are hungry. - And last thing, you can read the missive letter by pressing left shift to change the mode, the keybinds are shown on the lower left side of the screen. Reading a missive before taking the quest gives more information about it. Some quests are time-sensitive, as we saw on the first episode, so always check before taking a quest. "May you walk on warm sands."