From Brand-Shei getting locked in jail forever even though he's only supposed to be there for a week or two, to weapons not upgrading correctly, and even broken quests, this patch turns Skyrim into what the developers intended it to be, without adding any extra bells or whistles. USSEP fixes hundreds of various bugs and issues left in the Vanilla game. If you get no other mods at all, do yourself a favour and get this one. This may seem tedious, but it's a lot better than adding 50 mods and having no idea which one is bricking your console. The best advice is to add one mod at a time and test your game to make sure everything is working as it should.

The mods outlined below should all work well together, but the whole point of modding is to add more in order to tailor your experience. RELATED: Skyrim Riften Guide: Merchants, Loot, Quests, & More What To Do If The Game Keeps Crashing Don't worry, as we go through the list, we'll recommend where in the load order your mods should go. Mods at the bottom overwrite those at the top, so it's important to note if you have several graphics mods that retexture walls, the last one will overwrite all that were placed above it. Mods at the top are loaded first, and ones at the bottom are loaded later. The load order is fairly self-explanatory - it shows the order in which your mods will be activated and prioritised. Once you download a mod, it will automatically be added to your load order and turned on. All you have to do is scroll down to the 'Mods' option on the start screen, sign in to a Bethesda account, and you can start searching for and downloading mods.

Modding Skyrim on an Xbox is way easier than modding it on PC.

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