Wabbajack-Modlist-Linux VS journey

Check out this guide: https://github.com/Omni-guides/Wabbajack-Modlist-Linux

You could follow this guide to get the Wabbajack modlist called Welcome to Paradise on your Deck.

Skyrim Dragonborn · Omni-guides/Wabbajack-Modlist-Linux Wiki · GitHub

My advice is to uninstall that and install this Modlist instead: https://github.com/Omni-guides/Wabbajack-Modlist-Linux/wiki/Skyrim-Dragonborn

I've been following Omni-Guides for some Skyrim and Fallout4 Wabbajack mods. Really interested in getting Magnum Opus running on the deck. These guides do require a PC to run Wabbajack and download the modlists first, then copy ththe files over to your deck and use the Konsole in desktop mode to get Mod Organizer 2 and F4SE running.

I've been using Journey's modlist via a Wabbajack installation (https://github.com/SiraMirai/journey/blob/main/README.md)

Though if you want Skyrim to look prettier, and remain mostly true to it's roots with slightly improved combat then you want Journey here: https://github.com/Lost-Outpost/journey/blob/main/README.md

So I found that using a pre-existing modlist was the way to go. I stumbled upon Skyrim: Journey, downloadable via Wabbajack, a tool which will handle the downloads for me. The “Journey” modlist promises to be “A lightweight modlist designed to act as a cohesive gameplay and graphical overhaul to play an improved Skyrim that looks and runs beautifully.”. Here I will retrace my steps in a brief form to hopefully help out some impatient gamers who just wanna play an optimized Skyrim mod on their everything-is-possible handheld. I would say you need about 1-2 dedicated hours for reading and config and about 8-16 hours for downloading/moving files.

Journey is the modlist I'd recomment to anyone doing a regular Skyrim playthrough. It has very vanilla feel — unlike all those Skyrim Ring and Tamriel Souls mod lists that completely ignore first-person stuff. It also manages to fix up a lot of vanilla issues. Especially with combat.

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