I can for sure make a video about all the mods that I use, though I doubt that everyone will want to use exactly all the mods I use. But I'll add this video to the list!
I don't rlly use mods for gameplay, but these are cool for visuals! The Shiny one is my fav (Also I rlly love seeing these vids before they come out hehe thanks for doing the members thing!)
@@baronvonboomboom4349 the neutral female armor mod is something I mention in other videos. I didn't mention it here because it doesn't really "enhance" the visual quality of the models, even if I do very much think the models look better with the Neutral Female Armor mod. But I didn't think the mod fit in this category since it doesn't do any improvements to textures/resolutions. But yeah, it's a great mod and I use it!
@@NickNackPaddyBag I do use them all together, however some of them have a few overlapping files. You can look through the folders and see if multiple mods affect the same file and just choose which one you want to keep (and delete the rest). For example, I deleted the files that affect various clothes from Unofficial Remaster since I use "Pants for Women", "Fereldan Menswear", and the one for female noble clothing.
What did you do about the small UI I play on 2560x1440 and the UI like the spell slots are verry small. what did you do that the UI is bigger like in your gameplay? Thank you verry much
@@PerksCREEPYPASTAS I play on 1080p. Don't need any bigger resolution since I have astigmatism so I already struggle sometimes with being able to focus on the entire screen. I believe that there is a mod that attempts to improve the UI and font sizes in the game for higher resolutions but I personally don't know how well it works since I don't use it.
The order in which you install mods shouldn't matter. There are however some mods that affect the same files, so for those you either only choose one of them, or for some of the character creator affecting mods for example you can merge certain files somehow. I personally don't use multiple character creator mods so I can't tell you how to do that, but you should have instructions on how to install most mods in their descriptions
Thank you for the list! I wish we had a big Wabbajack updated modlist for DAO as we do for many other games
I use mods because I already have to install a bunch of stuff to make the game work.
Can you give us a full mod list video that also includes bug fixes and textures? Your videos are really well made
I can for sure make a video about all the mods that I use, though I doubt that everyone will want to use exactly all the mods I use. But I'll add this video to the list!
I don't rlly use mods for gameplay, but these are cool for visuals! The Shiny one is my fav
(Also I rlly love seeing these vids before they come out hehe thanks for doing the members thing!)
@@ywarh glad to hear you enjoyed the video even if you don't use mods! (And thank YOU for being a member ♥️)
The Just A Humble Warden is a great modlist and you can do pretty much everything through Wabbajack
Genuine question: Why does DAO look so much worse than ME1, when ME1 precedes it?
I'm curious why you didn't go for the natural female armor mod?
@@baronvonboomboom4349 the neutral female armor mod is something I mention in other videos. I didn't mention it here because it doesn't really "enhance" the visual quality of the models, even if I do very much think the models look better with the Neutral Female Armor mod. But I didn't think the mod fit in this category since it doesn't do any improvements to textures/resolutions. But yeah, it's a great mod and I use it!
@@baronvonboomboom4349 oh yeah, and I believe the Unofficial Remaster includes Neutral Female Armor as one of the changes!
Can I use all of them together or do they contradict eatch other?
@@NickNackPaddyBag I do use them all together, however some of them have a few overlapping files. You can look through the folders and see if multiple mods affect the same file and just choose which one you want to keep (and delete the rest). For example, I deleted the files that affect various clothes from Unofficial Remaster since I use "Pants for Women", "Fereldan Menswear", and the one for female noble clothing.
What did you do about the small UI I play on 2560x1440 and the UI like the spell slots are verry small. what did you do that the UI is bigger like in your gameplay?
Thank you verry much
@@PerksCREEPYPASTAS I play on 1080p. Don't need any bigger resolution since I have astigmatism so I already struggle sometimes with being able to focus on the entire screen. I believe that there is a mod that attempts to improve the UI and font sizes in the game for higher resolutions but I personally don't know how well it works since I don't use it.
Also does it matter which mod i install first?
The order in which you install mods shouldn't matter. There are however some mods that affect the same files, so for those you either only choose one of them, or for some of the character creator affecting mods for example you can merge certain files somehow. I personally don't use multiple character creator mods so I can't tell you how to do that, but you should have instructions on how to install most mods in their descriptions
@@btiermutineer Thank you, also for future videos could you show off some builds and maybe some lore friendly builds as well for the companions.