Last week, we shared an HD Texture Pack for Skyrim Special Edition that overhauls all of its creatures. And today, we are happy to bring you another overhaul mod that improves over 253 male NPCs.
Created by modder PoeticAnt44, Pride of Skyrim is a high poly head overhaul of small-town male NPCs. Now the good news here is that there are no skin textures attached to this mod. That means you will get the vanilla skin textures with this mod, something that will please most Skyrim Special Edition fans.
In order to create this overhaul mod, PoeticAnt44 is using High Poly Head Version 4 and it requires Expressive Facegen Morphs and Expressive Facial Animation Male. The modder notes that High Poly Head is baked into the mod, but not the animations. However, if you find beard clipping or weird eyes, you’ll have to install the aforementioned mods.
You can download this mod from here (link and video deleted at modder’s request). In order to install it, you’ll also need the Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch. Also note that this mod is not compatible with some mods. For instance, you can’t use it with the Same NPC overhauls mod or mods that change the body size – neck seam issues. You also can’t use it with the Improved Eye Reflections Mod.
Speaking of Skyrim Special Edition, these mods may also interest you. Skyrim 2020 Version 3.5 or Septentrional Landscapes SE aim to overhaul the game’s environmental textures. There is also a 10GB AI-enhanced Texture Pack overhauls all of the game’s textures (there might be some conflict issues with it). Enhanced Blood Textures mod makes the game gorier and bloodier than ever. Furthermore, this mod overhauls its magic system by adding more than 200 new spells. Lastly, this mod completely overhauls its enemy system.
Have fun!
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