FiftyTifty

A simple ENB that uses three distinct LUTs for day, night, and interiors. The result is a vanilla+ look that adds detail where it's washed out in vanilla, while also making the overall tones stand out without being too harsh.

Converts over 70 moveable objects into items. Some of them are even worth septims!

Makes major & minor chaos factions unbreakable (excludes rebels, quest factions, etc)

To make Chaos factions scary, they have all of their settlements upgraded to the max tier

Your general is able to lead armies gathered from your vassals.

Units that go on a rampage will now only trigger it if the unit's leadership is below 50% and losing combat

In vanilla, NPCs have unlimited ammo. Now they use ammo (and are given more than the 3 bullets they spawn with!). Comes with versions pre-prepared for NV + DLC, NV + DLC + YUP, TTW, TTW + FTDO

Ogre Camps now give replenishment to their allies, not just ogres themselves.

A script that runs at the beginning of each turn, with a random chance to make AI factions declare war if they hate you/each other.

Before 4.1, there was a bug with AI factions not being aware of any other AI factions. This may have been fixed, but I'm sharing this because it is harmless to have active, and may be needed if CA breaks stuff again.

All chaos factions are removed from the game, and then spawned in the northern & southern chaos wastes. Oh, and Albion. Good luck!

In vanilla, a vassal is able to end their vassalization at will.This prevents them from doing that, so a subjugated faction won't secede & declare war 1 turn later.

Sometimes, a character will spawn or move into another character, preventing both from moving. At the start of your turn, this mod looks for characters with the same coords, and then moves them.

A tiny DB change, which prevents all diplomatic agreements being broken when you (or your ally/vassal!) lose all their settlements.

A complete de-levelling and overhaul of the game's NPCs, enemies, equipment, and the player themselves. Everything is deadly, the wasteland is harsh, and levels are no longer a thing. Bye-bye to 80's RPG game design.

All enemies will target you the moment they spawn. They will not become docile in groups. They will rush you, rather than plod from side to side. Prepare to die. Nerd.

Adds around 3.5x more enemy spawns to Elden Ring. Currently covers the exterior environment of Limgrave, Liurnia, Siofra, Ainsel, Nokron, Mohgwyn Palace, Farum Azula, Stormhill, Stormveil Castle, Caria Manor, and Fort Haight.

Fixes the terrible vanilla volume levels for all footstep and landing sounds.

A fully automated utility to turn Skyrim SE's textures back to their LE resolutions. Little to no visual difference, 4x smaller textures, fully automated. What more could you want?

Scriptless, performance-friendly, customizable, spawn increaser

Adds female variants for all main factions' troops, as well as female bandits with full upgrade paths from looter all the way up to bandit boss

A comprehensive overhaul of the entirety of New Vegas and Fallout 3's levelling and stat mechanics. All weapons, armours, NPCs, and levelled lists have been balanced around a fixed player level of 25. Everything is deadly to the player, and the player is deadly to everything. No bullet sponges, no EZ-kills. No OP gear. No useless gear. No grinding.

A lightweight robot repairing system inspired by Robco Certified

Converts all the moveable statics (shopping carts, prams, skeletons, etc.) into items. Better yet, they've been added to appropriate levelled lists. More junk in the shops, more junk on the streets.

Removes the random crafting bonuses added to items in A18.2. Now you only get the bonuses you had in A17.4