Considering Skyrim has been around for five years and jumping back into a character you abandoned in a dungeon half a decade ago would be fairly disorienting, starting the game with a new character seems like a smart choice anyway. Overhaul of minor locations like Anise's Cabin, alchemist shack, meeko's shack, froki's shack, Angi's Camp, Hall of the Vigilants, Chillfurrow Farm, Battleborn Farm, Ironback Hideout, Brandy mug farm, Hlaalu farm, Hollyfrost farm, Robber's Gorge, Traitors post and Witchmist Grove. The mod expands upon the cities of Skyrim and adds more settlements, architecture, outfits, books and named characters with their own backgrounds, homes and daily routines while ensuring they feel. Galandil does recommend you explore the redesigned keeps with a fresh character to avoid conflicts and bugs with previous save files. Overhaul of Morthal, Dragonbridge, Kynesgrove and Darkwater Crossing. Holds is a city overhaul project which focuses on what I think are the weaknesses of Skyrim compared to the older Elder Scrolls titles. As the description on the Nexus download page says, “the aim of all of this is to create a more memorable and diverse experience, making the cities actually feel like cities hopefully without ruining the natural and realistic design of the vanilla game.” Sounds good to me. What I like about this mod is that all of these changes are designed to smoothly fit with the look and lore of the game, unlike a lot of other mods that just make everything sparkly or crazy-magical.
There are also new settlements scattered around some of Skyrim‘s more austere areas to liven up the experience. Cities such as Falkreath, Dawnstar, and Winterhold all get some much needed TLC with added vendors, improved buildings, and more impressive holds and courts.
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