Wabbajack modlists

[doomdoging]

going back to playing skyrim for the frist time in afew years and was wondering what was the best and most content adding wabbajack modlist with NSFW stuff?.
im also for if anyone is willing to share there own personal modified versions of the play lists  as some of the SFW ones seem great other then not having the NSFW stuff
so thank you in advance for any shares , suggestions or advice

[Gukahn]

The best and most intelligent thing concerning wabbajack is to throw it in a fire. At least it heats the room a bit. Smells like burning shit tho.

 

To yourself a favor and make your own List, don't get me wrong the idea behind it isn't bad, but every fucking time someone downloads a list of some idiot who fucks things up without providing any kind of support (or who thinks the list is perfect as it is.) comes crying to LL and asks for support. The Answer is always the same, go to the bastard who made the list in the first place. He or she will have edited some stuff nobody knows about. As for the "Perfectly fine" Modlists that might exist, altering those would make them not perfectly working anymore.

 

I think you get the picture, LL isn't the best place to ask about Modpacks ? i am truly sorry if my writing sounds rude, it's not ill intended i assure you.

[Just Don't]

53 minutes ago, doomdoging said:

what was the best and most content adding wabbajack modlist with NSFW stuff?

We genuinely don't know. On the other hand, if you go to the WJ website and check what's available you'll see exactly what's in there. It's not like there is much to check anyways, last time I saw there were like 15 modlist and 1 or 2 tagged as NSFW, so I'm not sure if you even have something to choose there.

[Mertz]

 

Wabbajack is a perfect example of the old addage "Make a tool even a fool could use and only a fool will want to use it."

 

[greencroc2]

While i respect the opinion of the others posting here i would add my own opinion that not everyone can handle the complexity of modding from scratch amd modlists can actually be a good crutch or training wheels to get better or to just let you play a well tested list.  One caveat and why some of the posters on here hate modlists is because many new users dont have the hardware or skill to install a modlist and will then spam lovers lab and/or mod creators for support on something that is only broken because of the modlist.  Dont be that person.  Modlists still require the ability to follow instructions and troubleshoot.

 

Licentia amd tsukiro are the 2 currently supported wabbajack modlists.  Both are well done and supported on discord - I would go as far as saying that they would be good lists even without the adult content as they massively overhaul graphics and gameplay. They are both large lists that will require decent hardware including at least i5 processor amd 1070 graphics card as well as a good ssd with about 400gb or more of available space.  You will also need to be somewhat saavy to install them even using wabba.  You will need to know how to install skyrim outside program files, how to create files in proper places and tweak things like your computer pagefile and graphics settings.  These lists will install woth wabba and run on mo2.  They do a good job of not interfering with skyrim base game files in steam.

 

Licentias adult content utilizes o suite of mods and even though characters are beautiful, outfits arent all skimpy and focus on more lore fitting choices.  This list is incredibly stable amd i have played multiple versions for hundreds of hours.

 

Tsukiro features much skimpier armor and includes both o content and sexlab framework for more variety.  I have not played this as much because the combat is tough.

 

If you arent ready for these lists from a hardware or memory perspective you can also install vortex from the nexus and install collections.  These are going to be somewhat smaller and less complex then wabba lists amd also feature discord support in some cases.  I have used a list called "immersive and adult" that implemented graphics oberhauls with o suite and sexlab.  The curator is very active on discord.  The only caveat of vortex is that it modifies skyrim base files in steam and thus adding and removing mods can screw your game up. 

 

I hope this helps and good luck!

[Grey Cloud]

3 minutes ago, greencroc2 said:

my own opinion that not everyone can handle the complexity of modding from scratch amd modlists can actually be a good crutch or training wheels to get better or to just let you play a well tested list.

My opinion is that this is mistaken. Most of the people who want things like mod lists etc are too lazy to do the reading, thinking and testing required. They want a full working, 200+ plus mod list complete with wall-to-wall dangly bits with the minimum amount of input from their self.

 

The OP is a good example of this. There are at least two very good guides here in the SE section to getting what they want, plus various LOs  posted in threads. Some time spent actually looking and thinking for their self would have got them want they were after.

[Grey Cloud]

35 minutes ago, Mertz said:

 

Wabbajack is a perfect example of the old addage "Make a tool even a fool could use and only a fool will want to use it."

 

Nicely. I've never heard that saying before.

[doomdoging]

one of the big reasons i gave up on skyrim for a couple of years was i could never get the game stable despite following many guides....im autistic and can struggle with learning some of these tools but i love modding...

[Just Don't]

As an example, The Phoenix Flavour is both a WJ list and a modding guide. The later depicts really well the usage of different tools and ilustrates how to solve conflicts and so on. It's honestly a good learning experience. I tried to go for a similar route with my SE/MO2 guide to get SL in a functional state and ready to expand as the user desires.

If you take the easy route everything is done for your, you learn next to nothing and are completely on your own if you ever want or need to change something. So it clearly has its uses, but has some clear limitations if the user has not learned how to mod a game before.

Edited April 16, 2022 by Just Don't

[Mertz]

20 hours ago, Just Don't said:

As an example, The Phoenix Flavour is both a WJ list and a modding guide. The later depicts really well the usage of different tools and ilustrates how to solve conflicts and so on. It's honestly a good learning experience. I tried to go for a similar route with my SE/MO2 guide to get SL in a functional state and ready to expand as the user desires.

If you take the easy route everything is done for your, you learn next to nothing and are completely on your own if you ever want or need to change something. So it clearly has its uses, but has some clear limitations if the user has not learned how to mod a game before.

 

I completely agree with you on the helpful sentiment behind the modding guides. This can be scary stuff for folks first approaching this.

 

I usually avoid critiquing most modding guides for that reason alone unless they're doing their readers an egregious disservice like leaving out bashed patching or excluding the USSEP from their mod lists.

 

 

 

[pappana]

Many people just want the end product, they dont have time or interest to mod themselves and i dont see the issue with that.

 

 

My friend hates modding but loves skyrim as a game he bought a pc a few weeks ago after coming from xbox to play modded skyrim. But he hates the modding part, he just wants skyrim enhanced version so he downloaded a modlist from wabbajack and couldnt be happier.

 

 

I myself love modding to the point the game itself became boring but i know exactly how he feels.

 

 

Because I would love to have a terrarium, it is sort of a small goal in life or maybe more of a wish but there is nothing more i hate than to build shit so building a terrarium is not on my list because 1. I dont have the interest and 2. If i had to be forced it will just be one single rock in a glass box because i will give up halfway because of lost interest and so my dream of the perfect rainforrest for my imaginary dartfrogs will forever stay in my head.

 

If i could just pay someone to build my terrarium and send it to me i would no matter the price.

 

Modlists, pre-built PC's and furniture exists because of lazy people like us.

 

Its not alwayd a bad thing to want the cake and eat it too and pretending it is will just gatekeep people from some very fun and excuting stuff be it modded skyrim, terrariums or warhammar 40k.

[belegost]

11 minutes ago, pappana said:

If i could just pay someone

Whales like you are the reason Bethesda started the whole Creation Crap, paid mods and made all the shit that's dividing modding scene, causing headaches with game versions, backporting, downgrading etc. etc. That stuff should've been left in the hands of community. Kindly fuck off with your modpacks, collections and wabbajacks elsewhere.

Edited November 21, 2024 by belegost

[pappana]

1 hour ago, belegost said:

Whales like you are the reason Bethesda started the whole Creation Crap, paid mods and made all the shit that's dividing modding scene, causing headaches with game versions, backporting, downgrading etc. etc. That stuff should've been left in the hands of community. Kindly fuck off with your modpacks, collections and wabbajacks elsewhere.

 

The hell? I have never in my life bought a mod from bethesda. And i have never in my life used wabbajack.

 

 

But i know why they exist.

 

 

How about you kindly fuck off with your Arthmoor attitude of " you do it my way or not at all"

 

 

People like you are the reason modders can get away with all their shit.

 

 

[Gergar12]

I used to download and test all of them, but they don't fit my needs.

 

NEFRAM was the closest but lacked the sexlab animations I needed. There weren't that many. 

 

So then I tried to make a regular massive modlist, but thanks to the reference cap of 1 million references, I get errors even when my modlisted worked.

 

Now I am just installing stuff on top of a basic modlist with the Six Lovers-Lab modlists I have created. 

 

1 is around baka-factory mods, one is just devious devices, pama-prison mods, sexlab quests, thief, and the final modlist is a clothing tester, one built on the ashes on my current modlist. 

 

It's still WIP, but it works. 

[Fin151]

On 11/20/2024 at 9:51 PM, belegost said:

Whales like you are the reason Bethesda started the whole Creation Crap, paid mods and made all the shit that's dividing modding scene, causing headaches with game versions, backporting, downgrading etc. etc. That stuff should've been left in the hands of community. Kindly fuck off with your modpacks, collections and wabbajacks elsewhere.

 

Feels weird to come to a website all about big tiddy mods and the sort and then see a comment so judgemental and condescending lol

 

It ain't that complicated, man.

[belegost]

4 hours ago, ThatOneGuy93 said:

It ain't that complicated, man

I'm an Apache helicopter.

[ashleygrahamm]

On 11/28/2024 at 2:05 PM, Gergar12 said:

I used to download and test all of them, but they don't fit my needs.

 

NEFRAM was the closest but lacked the sexlab animations I needed. There weren't that many. 

 

So then I tried to make a regular massive modlist, but thanks to the reference cap of 1 million references, I get errors even when my modlisted worked.

 

Now I am just installing stuff on top of a basic modlist with the Six Lovers-Lab modlists I have created. 

 

1 is around baka-factory mods, one is just devious devices, pama-prison mods, sexlab quests, thief, and the final modlist is a clothing tester, one built on the ashes on my current modlist. 

 

It's still WIP, but it works. 

Do you plan to make it as Wabbajack ? IDK if you know how to do that...

[Gergar12]

On 9/12/2025 at 12:23 AM, ashleygrahamm said:

Do you plan to make it as Wabbajack ? IDK if you know how to do that...

Nope, I would have to maintain it. 

[Distortedrealms]

2015 was the first stab with the valve paid mods fiasco. Special edition with the Creation Club was the second deeper wound. Mod lists are the killer blow. The OG modding scene is just withering away sadly. The newer modding community since 2020 are living in a culture of instant gratification like never before and mod lists are the future for them. Giving up on a unique personal modded game for the luxury of plug and play. 

[novaarr]

What's with the elitism in this thread? Holy guacamole. If people do not want to invest their time into dealing with Creation Kits' antics, then that's totally fine. Touch some grass and breathe fresh little air. Nobody pissed on your lawn or broke into your house trying to summon daedra with the blood of flying pigs. Ultimately we all enjoy this game and it's modding capabilities - even if it's a pain to make it work, sometimes - and we can all agree on that. If someone does want to take a shortcut, whatever the reason, what's it to you?