I tried running him with EFF anyway and I was getting a bunch of crashes.
SKYRIM SPECIAL EDITION VS LEGENDARY MODS
He doesn't count as a Follower (so you can have him + 1 other actual follower) and he doesn't work with follower mods like EFF or AFT. Although I should mention, even at his starting level of 10, he's better in combat than my previous follower (Serana) just because he's customizable and actually WEARS the gear you give him. Gameplay-wise, the two versions are identical. Special Edition is basically the 64bit version of Skyrim, boasting slightly improved visuals and more special effects and a better usage of your RAM.
Unfortunately he's incredibly weak when you first get him, so starting a new playthrough and grabbing him right at the start is the best way to do it. Legendary Edition is Skyrim and the three DLCs bundled together into one package, and is also what you have if you bought Skyrim and the DLCs separately. I just wish the creator would make different followers (different flavors of Lucien) - maybe even just a female version. Blows the vanilla followers out of the water, obviously.Īll things considered he's probably the best follower in Bethesda history. The VA work is really great, and he constantly makes comments about locations and quests you're on. You can toggle spells on or off right from his dialog tree. The Special Edition includes the critically acclaimed game and add-ons with all-new features like remastered art and effects, volumetric god rays, dynamic depth of field, screen-space reflections, and more.
SKYRIM SPECIAL EDITION VS LEGENDARY PLUS
Plus there's a huge log of spells you can teach him via books, including Apocalypse support.
He's basically a noob scholar who grows like your own character does based on your abilities and the role you assign him, he gradually gains skills over time. Nothing really fit what I was looking for.Īnd then I found Lucien. I was digging around through available followers, mostly from InterestingNPC (which are good) and others like Inigo.
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