This format is peculiar, it looks like an organized playthrough, on a heavily modded setup, and with a touch of narration. The screens have a lot of qualities, the viewing angles, the colors, the composition, backgrounds and outfits. However, due to the rather silent nature (no dialogues) compared to a full fledged story, the faces and lips are a bit still or contemplative. It feels like a travel of sorts in fact, no unpleasant, but a bit passive. ? 

1 hour ago, Tirloque said:

This format is peculiar, it looks like an organized playthrough, on a heavily modded setup, and with a touch of narration. The screens have a lot of qualities, the viewing angles, the colors, the composition, backgrounds and outfits. However, due to the rather silent nature (no dialogues) compared to a full fledged story, the faces and lips are a bit still or contemplative. It feels like a travel of sorts in fact, no unpleasant, but a bit passive. ?

Thanks for the feedback.

I guess I got my reasons to do it this way. Making an ellaborate original story, rich in dialogue can be what most would expect in this kind of gimmick, But that's not exactly my goal with this. As you mentioned, there are elements of playthtrough and journey in this, because it's exactly what I wanted. To tag along and enjoy the ride on something a lot more simple than "a fully fledged story". Every adventure is a journey, and since I really liked the Dragonborn quests, I'm just playing through them through the eyes of my characters.

Any screenshooting, feels, experiences and narrative bits, are entirely a byproduct of me, just having fun as I play my comfy heavily modded game ?

Maybe it'll evolve to something more ellaborate, but for now, I'm happy with just taking the journey and experiencing the vanilla quests as they were meant to be. Immersive, mostly bug-free, and as the main added bonus, a bit more cinematic than "just playing the game". I guess I could consider it a "lets play" with a touch of aesthetics and narrative.