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- Rage against the dying of the light
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Skyrim, LoL, WW2, History, and Syndra in particular
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Hello everyone, I am recently in the process of finally moving from Oldrim to Special Edition (in the hopes of getting better performance out of my PC) and so am setting up my old mods. One of my favorites to get a really nice experience was changing light sources and the likes so that I would always need a lightsource on me if there wasnt any (sun, torches, braziers, candles etc.), both inside and outside, so under the open sky, in a house or in a cave alike. In order to do that for SSE, I went to the following mods and their order: And the following plugin order, as created by LOOT: Now, as you can see I am using Alternate Start as well, and it seems that the darkness as I would like it, worked in the prison cell of Alternate start, but nowhere else. Could anyone please help me to set up my mods to make this happen? I tried various combinations of the mod order and way to install them through their respective FOMOD installers and can't seem to make it work. In my Oldrim, I used those two too: And also Poupouri's ENB "Morning Star" or "First Seed", which unfortunately doesn't seem to exist for SSE. (If anyone is willing to port it, contact me, hopefully we could make it work with the permission of the original author). Kind Regards, Stahlvormund101
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Hello everyone, I am recently in the process of finally moving from Oldrim to Special Edition and I was sad to see that I couldn't find my previously used ENB preset ported to SSE. https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/41470 Does anyone know an SSE one that comes close to this or maybe even if someone has ported the Poupouri ENBs to SSE? Any direction would be much appreciated! Kind regards, Stahlvormund101
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I actually saw one of those a while back; the guy didnt link back to here or credited your work though, so I was a bit unhappy and took it down, pending reupload with crediting.
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The man, the myth, the legend! Who made it all possible! I would be honored to upload this version too here if you allowed me to.
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It's kinda unlikely that I will work on it more. If you can find someone that is interested in making one, just direct him to me and we can figure something out.
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I mean, if you are totally honest with yourself, and not pathetically needy, a woman complimenting you is a nice thing but that doesn't mean you would want to go out or even sleep with her right away. Right? Edit: I should add that I am aware I am painting with a rather big brush here, so obviously there are also going to be cases where this is not is true, but I would make a case that this is the baseline attitude if there is any.
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I do know at least one woman who likes to be hit on, but ofc with style and class, not blunt, vulgar and demanding. Like, dont expect anything to happen just because you did or said something nice. As she put it, ofc being desired and thought to be attractive is nice and told of an example of an older woman who would like if she got more compliments and be made to feel desired. But ofc there is a difference between compliments, expressions of attraction and aggressively hitting on someone.
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I am not justifying anything. I explicitly said I am unsure and doubtful about my assertions, that I do not have numbers for what I say and certainly am willing to be enlightened. So you do not think that after a battle on the field, the victorious army goes pillaging the defeated armies lands and citizens? That deserters and mercenaries without master roamed the lands to steal and rape and kill what they could find? What you would consider battle might have happened on the battlefields themselves but all what comes with war, theft, pillage, rape, murder, genocide was true all throughout history. Thirty Years War, 6 million dead people in the then Roman German Empire alone, a third of the population, and you dont want to tell me most of them were soldiers? Obviously not all of them struck by the sword, hung on a tree or gunned down, but died of hunger and disease which inevitably were results of the scorching of the earth the armies committed there to deny ressources to the enemy army and thus population too. The Sack of the Magdeburg might tell you how medieval warfare "for the most part was a clash of armies made of men". Accounts of the Order Teutonicus how they ran expeditions to annihilate small villages, totally defenseless. Accounts of the crusades where they committed unspeakable atrocities against the defeated muslim civil population. In no way do all these atrocities justify or allow the todays atrocities to be put in line with them as a justification. But I dont buy it at all when you tell me war used to be less taxing on the innocent women, children and men.
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I am treading here without numbers, but I do highly doubt that wars of ancient and medieval times, or even of times of the imperial age of colonies did spare more women and children than todays warfare. I think of the Spanish campaign in Central America, the Crusades (all of them, in the Holy Land and Balticum), the Thirty Years War with pillaging mercenary armies and many more. I think there is no need to romanticize or think these wars have been more kind to women or children. Men bled and died on the battlefield, and all humans bled and died pretty much anywhere they were found in wars.
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A guy here. I just want to say thank you for all the very revealing and insightful comments, much appreciated. I guess I personally, while rather young, still had or have a rather narrow view or lacked the phantasy to look beyond my horizon of expectations, I guess mostly because of a lack of experience with the other gender admittedly. While I do not perpetrate these narratives, their demolishion still leaves me to positively wonder. So everyone, keep being awesome and do your thing ?
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You may, just add credits and link to the original mod in your forum post. No plans for that.
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I tried the Spectraverse spells. They dont work for me or dont really resemble the spells.
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This mod is for the non-SE Edition of Skyrim. Did you try to install it on the SE version? That may have caused the issue.