handsome messenger
Replace that ugly messenger with a better alternative of your choice.
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About this mod Machine translation
Replace that ugly messenger with a better alternative of your choice.
about:
This is a complete makeover and re-upload of an old mod I made. Replace that ugly guy that keeps bugging you. Choose from Blonde, Browner, Redhead, Redguard or Elf editions using the convenient FOMOD installer.
Use whatever body and texture options you have installed for the male. If you don't have anything installed, he still doesn't look... good. Use something for everything. Suggestions are below. They are just suggestions. You have many options, choose one.
Install:
Safely installed in the game. Due to the FOMOD mechanism, you can highly recommend installing the Mod Manager. I wouldn't recommend installing it manually as you might just stuff it full of stuff.
Uninstall:
Can be uninstalled at any time via your Mod Manager. Tired of picking and choosing? Uninstall and choose another one. If you are one of the users who chose not to listen to the reason and install the module manually, then delete Courier.esp and Courier.bsa.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Why not use the esl flag format?
Answer: xedit refuses to save modified files, giving strange error messages. It doesn't like perfectly valid hair. For whatever reason, the 000012c4 esl is some sketchy Creation Club format and is probably best left there.
Q: Do all options look the same?
Answer: On purpose. So I'm not going to endlessly ask for the x-side option to be put together with the y-race type because I really like the x-side type. Technically, they're still Nords, to avoid save game issues.
Q: No, it's not friendly. Your elf doesn't have forehead ridges, alien eyes, etc.
A: I will destroy them wherever I find them.
Q: Can I get x, y, z, etc. options?
A:
Permissions:
do anything
credit:
Ks Hairdos
Racemenu
Glenlivet
Highly recommended:
Men's tempered leather
beautiful eyes
Eyebrow
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About:
This is a complete makeover and re-upload of an old mod I made. Replace that ugly guy who is constantly bugging you with a better one. Choose from Blonde, Brunette, Redhead, Redguard, or Elf versions, using a convenient FOMOD installer.
Uses whatever body and texture options you have installed for males. If you don't have any installed, he will still look...not so good. Use something. ANYTHING. Suggestions down below. They are just that, suggestions. You have plenty of options, choose one.
Installation:
Safe to install mid-game. Highly recommend a mod manager installation due to the FOMOD mechanism that allows you to make a choice. I do NOT recommend manual installation of this, as you will probably just stuff things up.
Un-installation:
Can be un-installed at any time with your mod manager. Get bored with the one you picked? Uninstall and choose another. If you are one of those that choose not to listen to reason and manually installed the mod, remove Courier.esp and Courier.bsa.
FAQ:
Q: Why isn't this in esl flagged format?
A: xedit refused to save the modified file, giving an odd error message. It didn't like the perfectly valid hair i.d. of 000012c4 for whatever reason. esl is some sketchy Creation Club format, probably best left there.
Q: All options look like the same face, waaaaa?
A: On purpose. So I wouldn't get endless requests to put x face option with y race type, cause I just really like x face type. They are technically all still Nords, to keep from having issues with save games.
Q: NOT lore friendly ex. your elf doesn't have brow ridges, alien eyes, etc.
A: I destroy lore-mongers wherever I find them.
Q: Can I get x,y,z, etc. option?
A:
Permissions:
Do whatever
Credits:
Ks Hairdos
Racemenu
The Glenlivet
Highly Recommended:
Tempered Skins For Males
The Eyes Of Beauty
Brows
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.