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Are there any non-edgy ways to display a sword (lemmygrad.ml)
 

Are there any non-edgy ways to display a wooden sword?

My dad died from COVID a few years back and I got a bunch of his stuff, in it was this wooden japanese sword thing, which looks kinda like this one. I think he was really into Kendo as a kid.

I don't want to get rid of it as it's one of the few things I have from him, but at the moment it's just sitting propped up in a corner of my home office. I'd like to put it on the wall or something, but also I don't want to be one of those guys who mounts a japanese sword on the wall as that veers into edgelord territory.

So, does anyone know of a non-edgy way of displaying a (wooden) sword?

Sense check: modding Skyrim SE on SteamDeck in c/[email protected]
[–] [email protected] 0 points 3 months ago

Ooh that looks very promising, thank you very much!

Sense check: modding Skyrim SE on SteamDeck in c/[email protected]
[–] [email protected] 0 points 3 months ago

That's really good to know, thank you!

Just a question, since I am definitely not experienced with PC gaming. Is the default Skyrim launcher different to that found on Steam?

Sense check: modding Skyrim SE on SteamDeck in c/[email protected]
[–] [email protected] 0 points 3 months ago

Fantastic info, thanks so much; they both look great and this is an amazing headstart into modding the game.

Thanks for the reassurance re the mods I've listed as well. My thinking was the same as yours in that I'm not after anything graphically intensive, but I didn't know whether the engine had some quirks which flooded RAM if there were too many assets included in some mods, or whether some well-known mods were infamous for chewing up CPU cycles with borky scripts which would result in an unplayable game on the Deck.

Sense check: modding Skyrim SE on SteamDeck in c/[email protected]
[–] [email protected] 0 points 3 months ago

Thanks so much for the swift reply, and the incredible info.

Yeah I've never modded games before (I'm techie, but not that into games) but there's a few tutorials knocking about which has made me confident that I can manage to wrap my head around it.

Thanks again this was incredibly useful :-)

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Sense check: modding Skyrim SE on SteamDeck (lemmygrad.ml)
 

Hi all,

I am looking to get a second-hand SteamDeck at some point in 2025, primarily to play Skyrim SE with mods. I've played a lot of Skyrim on console over the years and am at the point where I want to play with a few mods.

I've seen that it's possible to mod Skyrim SE on a SteamDeck but I'm aware that there's a limit to the hardware and wanted to sense check with the community in case anyone has had any experience. I'm not interested in graphical mods, mostly expanded content and some quality-of-life mods which help with RP'ing and some immersion.

My question: does anyone foresee any problem with any of these mods running on the Steam Deck?

  • Moonlight Tales
  • Frostfall and Campfire
  • Immersive Armors
  • Immersive Patrols
  • Cloaks of Skyrim
  • True Thane SE
  • Civil War overhaul or Open Civil War SSE
  • Vanity Mirror SE (or equivalent)
  • Multiple Followers

I'd also maybe be looking into a player home.

Any help appreciated, ta.