I'm digging the longer video vibe. Love me some good Sneaky Stabby mods, and that armor combination just S L A P P S 10/10 would try all these mods on Nazeem's spinal cord.
i love the concept, but the mod is extremely buggy. Dropping water arrows causes a CTD, and the masks are hit or miss. And don't use lighting mods with it, or the water arrows won't work
@@billhader8404 Lol. I think the company will keep selling updated versions of Skyrim forever. 2050 Skyrim SuperMEGA Edition. So it will change......just enough to destroy the modding community for the previous version.
@@jordanthomas2031 nah as long as TES6 is good and people like it they won’t have to. Even if they did do that they would lose all credibility. Many people consider Bethesda to be on their last straw because of how they’ve been treating the fans and their games. Hopefully they fulfill our wishes with TES6 and Starfield.
@@jordanthomas2031 yeah and apparently they’re adding new quests and items. I’m fine with that as long as it isn’t gonna be a full priced game. Honestly I’m impressed they’ve found a new way to release that game.
@@Sirinoeles That removes critical hit noise associated with sneak attacks. I mean the actual slashing noise of the blade during the neck slash animation.
@@SynMods Hey Syn!! Quick question for ya: there’s a kill move at 17:14 that I noticed doesn’t come from the vanilla game (I believe) where you kicked the dude in the chest and stabbed him in the stomach. Where does this kill move come from?? I noticed one or two killmoves I didn’t recognize in the video, and I’ve been looking for mods that add killmoves for a long time :) Thanks!
Comprehensive, incredibly detailed, and beautifully executed, exactly what a fantastic mod showcase video should be. I only started watching your channel today, but you have become one of my very favourite Skyrim RU-vidrs.
One of the best build videos I have seen! You have a real knack for presentation, and I've enjoyed every one of your videos so far. I really want to try something like this the next time around.
Holy...! Your game looks so clean and stylized, I feel like a complete amateur with 480 mods installed. Great channel, great video. I don't know how I wasn't subscribed here.
From the ones I've experienced, he's using: -iHud ( To remove the compass ) -MoreHUD ( For the enemy health/stamina/magika bars ) -iEquip ( That bottom left quick slot thing )
My favorite way to play skyrim to date is my bound weapons stealth mage. I've got mods that make the conjuration weapons be more viable, add all the other weapons (greatsword, mace, etc.), and even get master tomes for elemental weapons. My carry weight is standard at 30, which includes potions and armor.
Skyrim is always a new game every month, introducing new features found in new games that came out not too long ago. The master of disguise mod reminds me of watch dogs legion but even better that how ubisoft utilized it.
Thanks for the showcase, stealth is my favourite playstyle and this will help me to enjoy the game even more. Nice video as always, keep up the good work!
Really nice video again. For me, it always like this: I try all kinds of mods (not a heavy modder by all means but 300+ is a decent number), utilize all, enjoy it, then find out it's overpowered, then I slice them until it makes fun, challenging but still playable gameplay. Needless to say, this hardly ever results in a full playthrough :D
I love this, I was actually looking for mods for a stealth character. I hope you make more videos like this for others playstyles like wizards or paladins.
I can’t even handle how good Skyrim STILL is. If, for some reason, mods ever go away I’ll be so sad. It’s amazing how a game this old could have inspired the community to stick with it and make it their own, literally
Really enjoyed the vid, and these kinds of vids are appreciated as someone who's still looking forward to getting into Skyrim modding. I like how you approach holistic themes, and don't necessarily limit most of your videos to five big mods or newer mods, but take from the whole catelog of mods available to achieve the desired result. The twenty minutes didn't seem to drag at all, in your style.
just wanted to thank you for the many amazing mods you mentioned here. not all are for my personal playstyle but most are. and there are some hidden gems which are a MUST to install. thanks for making this video
I like how I knew exactly what perk and magic mods you had before you started going through them just from the introductory gameplay. stuff like ghost walk, triumvirate pull and telestabs, right behind you, ordinator shenanigans, apocalypse. thats all real good spicy stuff. I like stealth, but I'm more of a trickster fighter though. Lot of other stuff I mix in with my playstyle... stuff like some hard combat finesse as a fall back using ultimate combat, Combat gameplay overhaul and wildcat, some NPC knockout overhaul and/or Silver tongue speechcraft skills instead of sneak tools for my pacifism and nonlethal/KO options. Fight or flight also handles the ability to scare some foes off if they get low or they're not confident enough. witchhunter spells and prayers pack for weapon focus skills and defensive/utility powers is also quite nice. gives you options to simply disable foes and still get most of their loots in other ways if you're tired of murder hoboing.
Ahhhhhh I think I may be more excited to play Skyrim now in 2020 than I ever was in 2011. Haven't seriously played since it came out and cannot wait to mod my game more with these huge gameplay enhancements!
I'm only in 3 minutes of the video and dang I'm not disappointed. No bs, straight to the point, and mods that I can actually download on Xbox and not strictly pc mods. You explain things simply and with enough detail that it gets to the point instead of drags on. You just got yourself a sub Edit: just realized I'm already subbed. Dang
Muffle boots, invisibility in left hand, and one handed in right hand. Invisibility, stealth kill, invisibility, stealth kill, repeat until surrounded by corpses
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Very informative. I just perfected Fallout 4 modding so now I am installing Skyrim and I am going to try Skyrim with 200 mods next.
Great vid Syn, as usual. Some great mods featured (and with pretty candles too!) I've figured out a way to add lights to armors, so that will be coming in an update later today. Also which mod adds those beautifully glowing boots? I didn't know someone had already figured it out haha
It's actually muffle spell with ENB Light. I got another Weekly Dose episode coming soon, so if you'd like, message me when you are done, and I might throw it in the upcoming video.
@@SynMods Ah, that makes sense. I wasn't really looking for another feature, just wanted to give you some good news. But it should be out within an hour
Good suggestions and nice video. There is a mod that is made solely for shadow magic and its called Shadowverse and its compatible with Ordinator. It has spells for Destruction, Illusion and Conjuration..Magic spells that are affected by game shadows like a shadow cloak that works when you're standing in shadowy or dark areas better and spells that hit harder in shadows and an illusion mind control skill and other cool stuff. Also, there is another mage mod that is compatible with ordinator and works pretty well with ordinator alongside shadowverse. That mod is called Elemental destruction magic which introduces more elements to the game (Namely wind, earth and water) and those new secondary elements actually have new effects and COMBO with the main elements if used with Ordinator via new perks. For example, Earth magic reduces enemy physical defense, Wind magic has a fusrodah effect that knocks enemies flying away and Water magic drowns enemies and lets them slip down. For the combos, for example, there are perks where using both water and frost magic together causes a combo effect that freezes enemies and increases damage on them, etc. Same for lightning+ wind and fire+earth and the mod also introduces those new elements to enchantment so this allows for more tactical play with the combo perk things if you use 2 weapons enchanted with different elements.
After my first stealth walkthrough i understood that the moment i achieved attack power enough to one shot enemies the fun ended. Same with high sneaking power. After that i always looking for mods that are making stealth gameplay more challenging. Looking at this list i think that by using even 1 perk from one mod from this list will make ridiculously overpowered skyrim stealth 2Xoverpowered ))) BUT i saw a few things here which will make my stealthing more diverse ( after lowering some numbers in tesedit ), so thanks for the video and ideas.
Loved this video, coincidentally I have been playing an exact mod list build along with these mods since last year in my current play-through. Best fun I had in Skyrim in a decade! Does anyone know what is the mod for the animated menu and stat icons in this video?
the thing is: these skills looks op? yes! still, i play as a thief/assassin in my gameplays. i'm a skilled assassin 9based on the vanilla stealth in skyrim) so when i get caught and have to fight, i die pretty fast if i don't think fast. that's thepros and cons of bein stealthy. you are quite powerful in the shadows, but a fish in land when seen
For anyone wondering, I am pretty sure his walking animation is from Female running and walking animation. It is from Oldrim, so you will have to convert it to SSE. www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/50078/?tab=files
Hey Syn, can you please tell me what texture mod you are using for the mines (during the Master of Disguise segment)? Awesome video topic and lots of interesting mods shown, thanks!!!
I have so many questions! What UI mods are you using? What mod has the pickpocket icon floating above locked chests? What allows you to bypass locks? What mod adds the Silversmith's Bar? There's so many cool things in this video and I have no idea what they are! (More to edit as I continue watching)
Great video as always! I installed Realistic AI Detection last weekend and it was weird because the enemy would disengage when I would step away from their line of sight. I am sure there must be another mod around messing it up but couldn't figure out what it was. Pretty sad because I was very interested in a more realistic sneaking ability. Whereas I would step in the shadow and the bandits would put away their weapons. This was in Bleaksfalls barrow, so I was like level 4 or something haha.
I'm gonna suggest Better Telekinesis for this list as well. It primarily makes TK better for combat (lifts more items/ points all weapons forward/ and is faster), not exactly sneaky thief stuff. It also adds a spell that lets you activate and interact with things/ pickpocket from a distance. Arcane Trickster + Mage Hand anyone?
I would love that NPCS will search a larger area if one of their own dies. Now it would be amazing if it could detect how that person was killed let’s say oh was killed by an arrow they notice it was an arrow kill so they know to search in a much larger area then let’s say it was a dagger kill. Also I’m a firm believer that sneak bow damage should not be increased and be treated as normal damage unless you hit a vital areas such as the head.
Hi, i have recently played similar setup, but chose to dip into alteration for for the Vancian magic, at it gave me up to 4k dmg with shadow buff and the nightblade spell. all that, really early, and it was fun af :D xD
