mod reccomendations for a newer modder

[DarkWolf15]

I'm new to Skyrim on pc and was wondering if you guys could give me some mod recommendations and links to those mods. If you can, i would really enjoy some that allow for you to have sex with both npcs, enemies, and wildlife. basically anything as long as its good. thanks.

[navaro]

I'm new to Skyrim on pc and was wondering if you guys could give me some mod recommendations and links to those mods. If you can, i would really enjoy some that allow for you to have sex with both npcs, enemies, and wildlife. basically anything as long as its good. thanks.

 

u mean player ? modder mean someone who create mod xD

[SquipLightfoot]

At the very least, browse the first page of each of the pinned topics.  That will point you the right direction on mods that will suit your taste.  I also heavily recommend using Mod Organizer.  You can make it work with Nexus Mod Manager, but there will be other complications down the line.

 

[Nefim]

Before you Mod ANYTHING .... I recommend following the STEP guide up to the Fixes Section. Keep in mind that there will be times when it will say stuff like " if you plan to use an ENB use this or do this instead"

 

At the very least it can help you get your INI setups in order... Mod Organizer installed, ENBoost Installed, FNIS installed.... SKSE installed properly... and so forth and so on.

 

The link is in my SIG... the first one ...

 

The step guide will also help you setup what your Graphics card will handle etc. 

 

Once you have done that then you can get down to adding the mods you want.  You don't need to do anything in the 2.D Fixes section. You can stop before then but it will tell you how to clean the DLC and such under detailed instructions and stuff.

[Sarif3]

Here's a pretty good guide that should get you started.

https://www.loverslab.com/topic/47360-anatriaxs-guide-to-an-immersive-skyrim/

[WaxenFigure]

 

Here is the index of sex mods:

 

http://www.loverslab.com/topic/19588-sexlab-index/

 

Pick those you'd like to try and then try each of them in a throw away save or set of saves. Test them out and decide if you like them before you commit to a full play with them.

 

Once you've completed a play, look at the list again. You may find that now a different set of mods look attractive.

 

There is such a great variety of mods available now that you could end up playing games that are almost entirely unlike each other.