Skyrimmods are the lifeblood of the game, helping it to stay fresh and relevant more than a decade after its release. Some mods change core aspects ofSkyrimthat fundamentally change how the game is experienced – Ordinator is such a mod, one that offers countless new possibilities by radically altering every Perk in every Skill Tree.
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Installingmods inSkyrimis normally done in one of three ways: through Bethesda’s in-game Modding platform, a third-party mod manager, or manually. While Ordinator can be downloaded in-game (and therefore can be used on consoles) it has caused issues for some players who have upgraded toSkyrim Anniversary Edition.
What Does The Ordinator Mod Do?
The Ordinator mod completely overhauls the Skill Tree system ofSkyrimby altering how some Perks work and by adding dozens and dozens of new options. Every Skill Tree is made more viable and more balanced across the board,giving players lots of new skill pathsand builds to try out.
For example, the Smithing Skill Tree now offers a Perk that lets players build defensive Automatons, while the Archery Skill Tree gives players the ability to place a Tripwire that knocks enemies down. The Ordinator mod is compatible with other mods except for those that alter Skill Trees or Perks. When using it withSkyrim Anniversary Editionmake sure to back up your existing saves.
How To Install Ordinator Perks Of Skyrim
Installing the Ordinator mod can be done throughSkyrim Special Edition’s mod menu, theSkyrimNexus Mod Manager, or manually. It can be installed with other third-party mod managers like Wyre Bash or TESMM, but the Nexustends to be the most straightforwardof these popular options.
It’s typically not a good idea to install mods manually as it can mess with your existing files with very few ways to fully uninstall. Even if you use a barebones mod manager, it’s still better thanhaving to track downfiles that aren’t working on your own.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Editionis available for PC, PlayStation 4 and 5, and Xbox One and Series X|S
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