Immersive loading screen tips
Changed the loading screen prompt to a constant reminder that you are playing a game, making it more consistent with the legend-friendly loading screen text from the original game or from other mods that add legend-friendly or immersive loading screens.
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About this mod Machine translation
Changed the loading screen prompt to a constant reminder that you are playing a game, making it more consistent with the legend-friendly loading screen text from the original game or from other mods that add legend-friendly or immersive loading screens.
Immersive loading screen tips
A small mod that helps you forget (as much as possible) that you're playing a game, replacing some of the original loading screen prompts with something akin to lore-friendly facts, without changing the actual meaning and reason for the original tip.
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Require.
It's just Skyrim Special Edition.
Install.
Download and install as any other mod using your favorite Mod Manager, it's easy and fast.
uninstall.
Can be safely uninstalled during playback and leaves no trace, although I don't see any reason why you wouldn't want the mod enabled.
Overview
If you're like me, and you like to play games with as few distractions as possible that constantly remind you that you're playing a game, you're bound to be bothered by some of the tricks that come with the base game that apparently state that you can do certain things as a player rather than Dragonborn.
Example (vanilla):
After using the "Shout" power-up, the compass outline will glow brightly. It disappears from the center, indicating when it's time for you to shout again.
When sneaking, if your eyes are partially open, someone is searching for you. If it's completely open, then they found you.
Combat difficulty can be changed at any time, even during combat, in the Game Settings section of the Settings screen.
As you know, these prompts are a constant reminder that you are not of this world, which is why you need immersive loading screen prompts. 58 of these tips have been changed to resemble suggestions or small amounts of teachings.
Example (loading screen prompt):
When a dragon uses their shout power, they need some time to replenish their inner strength before they can perform the shout again.
While sneaking, most rogues will feel their eyes open when looking for them. They can also understand when to open their eyes... and they are discovered.
Some adventurers may find themselves struggling in their search for enemies. They have the ability to alter their enemy's abilities to make their own time and fight easier.
compatibility.
This mod is compatible with all other mods, even the ones that change the loading screen, in fact if you were to use some of these mods it could add some interest or concept to feel like you're reading a book instead of looking at 3D pictures for eight years straight.
Mods that modify the same trick may be slightly incompatible as they need to implement their own changes, which can be easily fixed with a small patch.
Require.
Clean menu -> Remove intro, smoke and unnecessary buttons from main menu
Ultimate Lore Loading Screens -> New loading screens featuring concept art from many artists and lore information from Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages
Immersive Elder Scrolls Legends Loading Screen -> Loading Screen Replacer featuring official Elder Scrolls artwork from Bethesda/Zenimax. Filled with rich, obscure knowledge and information.
Font Overhaul -> Replaces all common interface fonts with more visually striking and realistic fonts while maintaining a "language-friendly" feel. Different fonts for books, notes and UI
Main Font Replacement -> Replaces the Vanilla font used in Skyrim's UI interface. Several options.
Your own idea -> Change the main game, DLC and many other mod messages and notifications from second person to first person to make things more immersive.
future development
I'm interested in developing this module further and any suggestions, constructive criticism and further ideas are very welcome.
I also know that some mods change some of the tricks I changed to be consistent with the changes they implemented, so if you find some of these mods and you want me to make a little patch, I know.
If you have a higher level of focus, I think I …
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.