Big head mode SE
The long-awaited mod finally comes to Skyrim SE
Screenshots 2 screenshots
About this mod Machine translation
The long-awaited mod finally comes to Skyrim SE
The creation of this mod has been a long and winding road. After the special edition was released, a team of 13 people (including me) started working on it, but when the team missed certain key date milestones, users on the site started sending us threats, some of whom took the time to send them emails and home addresses. Faced with the possibility of tenting our house, the team agreed to abandon the project. But in addition to someone leaving empty beer bottles outside my apartment, there was a sign that said "Liar!" Dragging what looked like poop and a nerdy looking chick doing some kind of spell in the parking lot, I had no ill effects from the threat and told the team I would continue working on the project. Their response was, "Loose, anyway."
Note: There may be some people uploading old ini tweaks for this mod, but since SE is a 64-bit game, it's not necessary.
about
This is obvious from the mod's title and screenshots.
What's the impact?
All humans and living things. If it had a skull, it would be elongated.
DLC?
yes
Install/Uninstall
NMM is preferred. Mod has two files, an esp and a bsa. esp is an empty virtual file used to activate bsa. If you install manually, don't forget to activate esp. Installation and uninstallation can be done at any time with no ill effects on the game or saves, because sometimes you feel like you're crazy and sometimes you're not.
Other stuff:
100% of all donation points generated by you downloading this mod will be donated to the Wildlife Conservation Society
If you appreciate your efforts, I just want to ask you to hit the acknowledge button. Still don’t. Or exhale a window at the top of your lungs. Or posting on a forum about how my mod is broken (because the moderator deleted the last post someone made and desperately needs a new one).
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The creation of this mod has been a long and winding road. There was a team of 13 (including me) that began work on this as soon as Special Edition was released, but when the team missed some key date milestones, users began sending us threats when some ninny gave out the team's emails and home addresses. Faced with the possible teepeeing of our homes, the team agreed to abandon the project. However, other than someone leaving empty beer bottles outside my apartment, a sign that said "Liar!" scrawled in what appeared to be poop, and a nerdy looking chick doing some kind of incantation in the parking lot, I suffered no ill effects from the threats and told the team I would continue on with the project. Their response was, "whatever, looser(sic)".
Note: there may be some people uploading old ini tweaks for this mod, but as SE is a 64 bit game, they aren't necessary.
About
From the title of the mod, and the screenshots, it should be obvious what this does.
What is affected?
Everything human and creature. If it has a head bone, it was stretched.
DLCs?
Yes
Installation/UnInstallation
NMM is preferred. Mod has two files, an esp and a bsa. The esp is a dummy empty file to activate the bsa. If you manually install, don't forget to activate the esp. Can be installed and uninstalled at any time with no ill effects on a game or save, 'cause sometimes you feel like a nut, and sometimes you don't.
Other stuff:
All donation points generated by your download of this mod goes 100% to the Wildlife Conservation Society
If you appreciate the effort, all I ask is that you please push the endorsement button. Or don't. Or scream out a window at the top of your lungs. Or start a forum post on how my mods are ruining (because the moderators removed the last one someone posted, and a new one is desperately needed).
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.