I'm confused. Why exactly would somebody want this? The purpose of having the enemy health bar and red dot on the compass is to let you know that enemies are around and make them easier to find. Without them you could end up spending a lot of time searching for a mere mudcrab that you need to kill in order to finally be able to fast travel and so on.
Well, my game is pretty much vanilla with only bug fixes and little improvements. I play on adept difficulty and i don't use fast travel. I think turning off these info about the enemy makes the game more pleasant in some way. And it makes Detect Life and Aura Whisper more useful.
This mod is not meant for everyone of course, playing with this on legendary difficulty is not recomended.
Calling it handoldy gimmick is too far :D but it does help you a lot seeing healthbars that is, you can save up resources and only use however much you need based on enemy health, you don't need to wonder if you can take them on because you can pretty much find out after first hit. This mod can help you create a good combat in skyrim and more tense situations.
Not everyone likes playing skyrim as the ultimate power fantasy, its kinda boring that way tbh. But that's the beauty of modding, you can make your game whatever you want it to be within reasons. Also fast travel yucky, defeats the purpose of having an open world, might as well have a bunch of closed off instances at that point.
Play how you want it to, its just kinda weird that you can't see the utility of making skyrim less console-y and less of a baby mode.
I have the arrows dealt with with another mod one of the UI ones I use, I might look into, I can prob achiev same thing with one of the UI mods too, but this reminded me to get rid of health bars as well thanks :D if not I will download this mod but either way good idea for a simple mod.
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This mod is not meant for everyone of course, playing with this on legendary difficulty is not recomended.
Not everyone likes playing skyrim as the ultimate power fantasy, its kinda boring that way tbh. But that's the beauty of modding, you can make your game whatever you want it to be within reasons. Also fast travel yucky, defeats the purpose of having an open world, might as well have a bunch of closed off instances at that point.
Play how you want it to, its just kinda weird that you can't see the utility of making skyrim less console-y and less of a baby mode.
I have the arrows dealt with with another mod one of the UI ones I use, I might look into, I can prob achiev same thing with one of the UI mods too, but this reminded me to get rid of health bars as well thanks :D if not I will download this mod but either way good idea for a simple mod.