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and I followed (to a point) this amazing guide 'Skyrim Septim', I made my own guide mod-setup ('BOSS'). Sometimes Aurora's at night were too bright as well, and made the game look a touch unrealistic.

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Full sunlight in clear conditions felt overexposed a little.

In a few hours of testing, either the weathers were more similar, or didn't stand out as much as Vivid or CoT - Felt more like vanilla, a little less impressive on the variety, or at least the variety that you tend to notice. Rain was good, had the same thinish fogs close up as Climates of Tamriel. God rays are realistic and good.Д¬ONS: It's not as feature rich as Vivid. The orange thing that Skryim SE now does at sunrise and sunset is blended out perfectly, especially with the reshade. If you like a lighter game, this will also suit your tastes more: Nights are quite a bit brighter, and interiors are a little brighter - nearly perfect interior darkness in dungeons in my eyes. If you like clarity and realism, this will beat out the other two options with ease. Sunset and Sunrise are beyond absolutely amazing. PROS: The lighting is highly realistic, much stronger on realism than either of the other two options. Why you should Choose Natural and Atmospheric Tamriel I feel the weather transitions are somewhat more jarring than vivid, probably just due to the more atmospheric lighting. The 'haze' that creates the atmosphere is sometimes too blue, and breaks my immersion. Characters look a little more 'digital' due to the lighting when outside. Lods at distance can look flat due to lighting. It simply fails to have the same depth as far as fog, snow, and rain as vivid.

Lighting is extremely consistant.Д¬ONS: Can feel washed out, sometimes extremely badly washed out at times. Usually sunset and nearly always sunrise are handled perfectly, and are stunning. Users who like fantasy looks will find this drastically superior to Vivid. Handles night lighting with better clarity, as well as textures in those situations feel more colorful and rich. Brings out details in shadow similar to vanilla in SE, giving an atmospheric result. PROS: Gives a look and feel more like Oldrim.

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Lighting was a little inconsistant, but a recent patch seemed to decrease this. The clarity is a plus, but highlights the inherent flaws that skyrim has at distance if you dont run DoF (Depth of Field). Sometimes handles sunset and sunrise poorly from a lighting perspective. It can lose details in the shadows, and sometimes the overall darkness of the lighting at mid to long ranges in shadows can darken the entire scene. Using the in-game book, you can configure the look of bloom, set the color saturation, and brightness settings for nights and interiors - all on the fly, in game.Д¬ONS: It doesn't handle the new Godray system very well outside of fogs. The game has a more modern feel, with realistic shadowing and clarity. PROS: The Snows, Fogs, and Rain weather types and lighting are in my view vastly superior to CoT. Or, we can go rogue and choose Natural and Atmospheric. The first two are both incredible over-arching lighting and weather mods, and we need one of them, but can't have both. Vivid weathers, or Climates of Tamriel or Natural and Atmospheric Tamriel. Here are (to me) the three options you have (I'm copying text from the SUPERB guide 'Skyrim Septim' in Nexus: since we understanding that (I hope), let's see your issue (weather). if you want the BEST result, it's not a matter of one-two mods, but a combination OF MANY mods.

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If this sounds exactly like the Skyrim experience you've always wanted, then keep scrolling to check out ten of the best immersion-enhancing Skyrim mods that you can actually use on the Xbox One.First of all. Sure, Skyrim's expansive open world is already easy enough to get lost in, but a few balancing tweaks, additional gameplay mechanics, and graphical improvements can make it seem like a world you can truly live in. RELATED: Skyrim: 10 Hidden Areas You Didn't Know Existed And one of the most popular angles for Skyrim modification revolves around immersion and realism.

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Although Skyrim's seemingly endless string of re-releases are the subject of much bellyaching and many memes among Bethesda fans, one incredibly radical addition that the Special Edition release introduced was mod support for consoles.