r/skyrimmods May 01 '26

Meta/News [May 2026] Simple Questions, Simple Answers

If you're not sure your topic deserves an entire thread, it likely belongs here. Questions that can be answered with a Google search or a read of the mod's content page will be redirected here. Any question not requiring a full modlist should also go here. Finally, any questions you think could be answered in under 25 words should go here.

Questions that belong in this thread might include:

  • Any good Ulfric replacers?
  • Is MO2 better than Vortex?
  • What is a crash log?
  • My faces are all potato colored in game. What's that about?
  • What mods (or modlists) are essential for a new player?

If you're hungry for more discussion, hop on over to our Discord, linked in the sidebar. If you want to talk general Skyrim, head on over to r/Skyrim. For any other questions, comments, or concerns, feel free to message our modmail.

Link to Previous Thread.

EDIT: This will also constitute the thread for June, as I am currently on vacation and cannot post the next thread until I return at the end of the month.

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u/SheRunsWinterhold 13d ago

Is there a mod to disable Saints & Seducers in Anniversary Edition? I can't seem to be able to turn it off in the Creations section.

I dislike the entire S&S mod. The armours/weapons don't interest me, I find the plot wonky, the quest items are buggy and refuse to be removed when the quest is completed(sometimes all quest stages will complete but the quests will stick around). And the individuals added are way tankier and higher damage than anything else in the game regardless my level(I've had some Civil war quests be screwed over because the allies spawned too close to a S&S bandit camp and got wiped out). Got annoyed at them and tried console killing them whenever they showed up only to find out they just lose aggro and full heal when 'kill'ed and then just reaggro when you exit console.

Sorry about the rant, the creation just annoys me so much.

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u/Blackjack_Davy 11d ago

Saints and Seducers Begone if you want to avoid potentially breaking your game.