If you are using SkyUI, then you'd probably need to update it or disable it. If you don't use SkyUI and don't see creation club entry in main menu, then I can't really recommend anything but to check game cache, opt out of beta if you are participating in one, etc.
Last edited by PainkilleR ; 6 Oct, pm. Originally posted by PainkilleR :. Originally posted by SilverX95 :. I already reinstalled on a PC I just built today, still not there, on beta, no mods. Last edited by Jig McGalliger ; 6 Oct, pm. I figured out what was causing the issue, turns out it was a mod that tweaks the in-game interface enables 60fps menu animations and such.
It was subtle but after I uninstalled it the CC showed up in my main menu and now everything works. Try uninstalling any and all mods that tweak the in game interface, until something gives.
Idealy you won't have to uninstall too many mods before you find whichever one is causing the issue. To be completely sure, while in game go to the System menu and check in the bottom left corner for the game's version number. If it's 1. Hope this helps! Per page: 15 30 It's a pain in the butt. Edit: Disabling mods does not disable CC content.
But ever since downloading the CC stuff, my game has been crashing. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Elder Scrolls Explore. Elder Scrolls Online. Events Characters Factions Locations Concepts. There's plenty of Skyrim Creation Club content available, but not all of it stands out. The Skyrim Special Edition Creation Club is the primary way a player can mod the remastered version of the game, as many mods can be installed via third-party means or manually.
In Skyrim all Creation Club content has a Credit amount associated with it, as players have to spend money on Creation Club Credits in the amounts listed below to download anything. In this way, players are able to more directly support the creators of Creation Club assets, though it's certainly not without controversy.
With the release of Skyrim: Anniversary Edition a variety of these mods will become built-in to the main game rather than serve as addons, though not all of the best creation club mods Skyrim Special Edition offers will be included. The storefront is only available in-game through the main menu, and Credits for the Creation Club can similarly only be bought through the in-game interface or via Steam or the console-appropriate marketplace.
This will launch a browser where players can sort through mods. Additionally, there is a "Mods" tab below the "Creation Club" tab that lets players maintain and adjust their installed mods as needed. The Pets of Skyrim mod adds five companion pets to Skyrim , being a frostbite spider, a goat, a skeever, a fox, and a rabbit alongside a lengthy quest chain to unlock them in the first place. Each of the five pets has its own ability, like the frostbite spider being able to spin web traps, the fox being able to hunt treasure, and the rabbit that can locate harvestable plants.
It's a pretty cheap mod at only Creation Club credits and it adds a lot more than just animal companions to the game. There are several new books to read that go over the new systems, new items including a pack and a collar, as well as several new systems for taking care of and learning about the new companions.
In gameplay terms, this is effectively one long Shivering Isles-themed dungeon romp with some Oblivion -themed enemies and loot for good measure, making it one of the best Skyrim Creation Club mods and one of the most pricey.
The quality of this creation is surprisingly high, blending the vibrant art style of Oblivion's Shivering Isles with Skyrim expertly. New items and enemies are also of high quality and worth using in any playthrough. It is rather expensive at 1, points, hence why ranking this higher would be hard to justify. The Civil War backdrop of Skyrim is definitely one of the world's most interesting aspects, but there's no denying the fact that this setting fizzles out a bit after the corresponding quest is over and done with.
However, by spending points, players can squeeze out a bit more content from this war. The Civil War Champions pack adds two new armors, along with a quest that sees you taking the side of one faction as their champion as you participate in a vicious duel against the other warring faction's champion.
It's a great way to flesh out the conflict between the Imperials and the Stormcloaks. Skyrim has one of the most flexible leveling systems in any RPG, allowing players to play nearly any build they want.
Some archetypes are missing, though. One archetype is an arcane archer, using magical arrows to fire spells from afar. Well, the Arcane Archer Pack fulfills that fantasy rather well. This mod grants spell-infused arrows such as Telekinesis arrows or Chain-Lightning arrows.
For points, this isn't a bad deal. There are mods on the Nexus that do something similar, but none are as simple as this one.
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