Ryse Son of Rome probably more akin (cryengine also I believe?) for a large in your face world… HeavyRain and Beyond Two Souls were pretty impressive. Probably most lifelike game I can think of. Some Uncharted 4 scenes might feel like they get the weather or conditions right… but KCDs colour rendition is amazing. If it doesnt cost anything noticable then it’s certainly worth it- the game looks amazing and nothing I can think of can compare. I average around fifty fps, with fourty the typical low number and sixty-two my framecap. I drop shadows a notch or two depending on whether I want fast framerates or choose to use a 21:9 freesync monitor. Its like this card was designed for this game- I run all Ultra details with all sliders at full. I do use an old upper mid level card (or maybe low tiered high end card)- a radeon fury (not X, or Nitro etc) Volumetricfog doesnt appear to vary my framerate enough to care about it… (i have tried to garner numbers but just end up sidetracked playing with mouth open taking in the visuals) (Never added a Tardis/ did add Hogwarts -but I have a twelve year old who grew up on the books, and it kinda fitted into her fantasy world)… I honestly cannot play Skyrim unmodded as I spent too many years running hundreds of mods that built world immersion. I believe the word ‘infant’ /babes was in the mod title though I dont believe it gave pregnant women of various stages like Holt mentioned… Most ARE just as easy to implement or the standard nexus method is the way… (Its actually a nightmare to maintain mods in due to mod load order mattering) Does it make your PC run hot?īest Skyrim mods never came to the Skyrim SE inbuilt easymod system. A little nervous how my system would handle it.

Which Skyrim mod adds infants and babies? Is that mod for the SE version?

Skyrim special edition pregnancy mod