Immersive Express
Make the courier look like a weakling and look more like a hardened survivor who has what it takes to make it across the sky.
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About this mod Machine translation
Make the courier look like a weakling and look more like a hardened survivor who has what it takes to make it across the sky.
"What annoys me is that the Vanilla Courier never got an immersive makeover. I didn't want a female doll (or male doll) courier in my game. I created this replacement, making the Courier an experienced, weathered warrior who, in order to get your letters delivered, worked with Skyrim All the elements and dangers of fighting a lot. He is now an unbothered man, a serious-looking brute who has traveled Skyrim from beginning to end and survived. His face is tanned and has many wrinkles and scars, a testament to his muscular growth from countless battles."
My detailed changes:
-Inspired by my other mod Hardened Courier
-The courier now looks younger but more patient, matching his voice better!
- Export facegen data correctly from the start! No blackface bugs, 100% guaranteed (unless you're stupid enough to load two Courier appearance changing mods at the same time.
- New equipment (wrist guards and long sleeve fur jacket, this looks the most survival in my opinion)
-With player level from 1 to 100
-All vanilla! (Appearance is determined by your skin/character's mods and textures)
-ESL is marked with ESP (ESPFE), it won't take up a slot in your load order!
-1000% immersive!
compatibility:
- Basically, no compatibility issues, runs stably on my 490+ mod game! I've also made a version in which I retain the sandbox functionality and other new additions to the Provincial Express Service (the original mod is a hard requirement!)
Loading order:
-It doesn't matter!
Install:
- Install using your preferred Mod Manager or manually drag and drop files into the Data folder.
Recommended modules:
Provincial Express Service
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"It always bothered me that the vanilla Courier never got an immersive makeover. I didn't want a female babydoll (or male babydoll) courier in my game. I created this replacer to make a Courier an experienced, weathered warrior who have been through a lot battling all the elements and perils of Skyrim just to get your letters delivered. He is now a person not to be messed with, a man of the wild who looks the part, who traveled Skyrim end-to end and survived. Yes his face is tanned from the sun, with many wrinkles and scars as proof of his countless battles. He is muscular and rough around the edges as he should be in order to thrive."
My changes in detail:
- Inspired by my other mod Hardened Courier
- Now the courier looks younger but hardy, matches his voice much better!
- Properly exported facegen data from the start! No black face bug, 100% guaranteed (unless you are silly enough to load two Courier appearance altering mods at the same time....)
- New equipment (fur bracers and long-sleeved fur amour as this looks the most survival-y in my opinion)
- Levels with the player from 1 to 100
- All vanilla! (looks determined by your skin/character mods and textures)
- ESL flagged ESP (ESPFE), it doesn't take up a slot in your load order!
- 1000% Immersive!
Compatibility:
- Literally no compatibility issues whatsoever, worked stable in my 490+ mod game without a hitch! I also made a version where I carried over the sandbox features and other additions of Provincial Courier Service (original mod is a hard requirement!)
Load Order:
- Doesn't matter!
Installation:
- Install with your preferred mod manager or manually drag and drop the files into your Data folder.
Recommended mods:
Provincial Courier Service
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.