Obsidian Mountain FogsĪt times, the draw distance is a bit crowded with trees and mountains and other objects, so this actually adds some atmospheric fog in the distance round mountains. There weren’t always many light sources prevailing around at night time, so this fixes that.

This is another mod collection that adds a slew of lore-appropriate detail to every city. Best Skyrim VR Immersion Mods JK’s Skyrim All-in-One This mod helps everything sound and feel much more realistic. Sounds are supposed to echo and bounce off of surfaces. The default audio is blunt and kind of inaccurate in Skyrim VR and it fixes this. This mod adds a ton of great fun-articulated audio to the game that felt missing before. Best Skyrim VR Sound Mods Sounds of Skyrim CompleteĬhirping birds outside, creepy moans in dungeons, or the chatter of townsfolk all help to give the game an engaging look. Enhanced Blood TexturesĪ customizable mod for the blood detail, color, and splatter size, so that, it feels like even more of a badass warrior while playing. This one is great for non-VR Skyrim though. Touted to be the most comprehensive lighting mod, but not 100% confirmed that it really works with Skyrim VR. It will improve all of the weather effects and really make Skyrim feel like the dangerous wild that it is. The moment you got the base visuals and textures enhanced, this mod is really the icing on the cake. Standing beside a peaceful lake or watching a cascading waterfall in VR is extremely soothing. This mod aims to improve all of the water throughout the entire game to make it look better. Luckily, modders are helping with this nifty mod. It’s a fact that Bethesda still struggles to make a decent looking NPC. Skyrim does not boast of the best looking character faces.

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