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LoreRim is a fork of NVGO if I remember correctly. So any visual changes made in NVGO can be easily applied to LoreRim, making it easy to maintain both lists. I recently added some of the simonrim suite to NVGO that I like but avoided any of simonmagus mods that make worldspace edits + added follower & horse overhaul mod to NVGO very easily and it runs stable without much work on my side at all. I would say it is very easy to modify NVGO, so I would imagine LoreRim was actually pretty easy to setup from NVGO. For this reason I would also guess it is easy to maintain both lists at once, since they are basically different versions of each other.

@@AaronWOfficial biggie made lorerim before nvgo

@@tormentor7521 oh ye I got that the wrong way around mb, still it is a fork of lorerim right?

​@@AaronWOfficial I want simonrim on NVGO too... Can you share the your modlist with us too?

@@vanni_gomes I skipped a few simonrim mods mainly because I don't play survival mode and also wanted to avoid mods which add worldspace edits (which would conflict with the mod list). Only mods I included were aetherius, mundus, mysticism, thaumaturgy, adamant, hand to hand, blade and blunt, arena, scion, artificer, sorcerer, apothecary and gourmet + all relevant addons and patches. I then placed these above UI addons in a new Simonrim separator on the left pane, and placed the plugins in a new Simonrim separator above character visuals in the right pane. I also swapped out optional quick start for alternate start + an alternate start patch for landscape fixes for grass mods, and had these placed above visuals - late loaders for both panes. There are a few conflicts here and there, but they are mostly overwritten by the mod list because they are placed near the top and have proven not problematic at all for me. If you would rather be safe, you could unpack the bsas and remove the bsas for simonrim and flag the conflicts as hidden in the loose files. I don't think that is necessary though, has ran fine for me in a 10 hour playthrough no CTD or bugs using just bsas no loose files and no hidden flags. I also got NFF (nethers follower framework) with simplest horses and faster horses and placed these above alternate start for both panes. I am thinking about removing simplest horses though since nff has its own horse features and I wasn't aware of that previously.

How is Halls of Sovngarde? Nordic Souls is probably closest to Vanilla+ I can think of too. Now I just need a great LOTD list and I'm all set, lol.

That’s a lot of skyrim

@@nonameddog HoS feels a bit like a hardcore survival spin of LoreRim. It's a Requiem list and feels even harder than LoreRim imo. But the key elements are definitely the survival mechanics, having Frostfall, Campfire and stuff like that and even injuries you need to take care of with crafting of medicine and bandages. So it has a bit of a different focus and for me personally I also really love the look of it and especially its UI. It comes with community shaders by default but it has a lot of ENBs ready to activate in MO2. I personally love Dawnfire with this list.

@@zauselbart Does Halls also include new content like Burma, and other quest/new location mods?

ur so rite m8. but u smell so ur opinion is invalid

I agree. The combat is my top favorite of any list currently. Aljo really created amazing with apostasy.

looks like one of those modlists that include every jank just because it's on the nexus, dragons are also broken, go under them and hack away until they're down and there's like nothing they can do about it

Because Skyrim is an old game that’s not optimised to have a lot of stuff being rendered, if you play a list that doesn’t add a bunch of random crap everywhere you will find it’s a lot more forgiving for weaker processors.

True Directional Movement and TrueHUD, check for the TDM MCM for the correct button to press!

@@TazAlonzo Thank you!

@@TazAlonzowhat is MCM

​@@SilentSageUSA The mod configuration menu

The default setting for lock on in LoreRim is Mouse4 so if you dont have side buttons on your mouse you have to remap them to whatever you're comfortable with

looks like Skyrim Paper Maps for FWMF

I wouldnt say suck, just... different. Lorerim is pretty badass though

I don't think Apostasy sucks. It's well made and tons of people love it. No list can please everybody though. Just play what you prefer :)

Bruh

lmfao bruh, they are both very custom and very well made lists with way different visions.