Dawnguard is kind of flawed in that it ruins the sanctuary of walled cities and your only option is to not go past Level 10. I mean if an Elder Dragon comes and wipes out a small village it's lamentable, but generally not disastrous since the main cities are okay. Look Dragons are an acceptable risk in that they are tied to the main quest and only attack you outdoors. While this is somewhat effective this asking a lot of needless management from the player, and I wouldn't exactly say the stable hands are expendable since again. Just travel to stables or travel only during the day. Woops there go all the merchants.ĭuh I played for 2 hours and I was able to save every NPC - you svck brah! - Yeah and I've tested vampire attacks and can tell you most of the time you aren't bad enough to save every NPC. Well gonna be hard lesson for them cause once they hit Level 10 they get to experience the great joy of Vampires slaughtering whole cities. Now let's say that person is 20 and this is their chance to experience Skyrim like it was. Say someone was 15 when Skyrim came out and couldn't get it for whatever reasons. However you are doing new players a huge disservice with this.

Look again I kinda get it that the Special Edition is mostly for people looking to do Mods on consoles or people who never played the DLCs.

but still no option at all? This was a great feature of the Legendary Edition in that you had that choice. I get that with most mods you need the latest version of the game so I can see why they would all be installed to begin with. I gotta chime in here and note that it is REALLY disappointing that you can't disable the DLCs.

Nmm oblivion dlcs say disabled