carnifex

Definitely check out Defeat and Paradise Halls Sexlab extension.

I haven't played with them in ages, but don't inflatable plugs already have events based on their inflatable nature?

The reason Defeat and Submit work the way they do is because what you're proposing would have to run constantly updating scripts on multiple NPCs at once, which is the last thing you want in general, let alone in combat.

Defeat and Submit already do this, what about your idea would warrant making it into a separate mod?

Hope doesn't cost anything, now does it?

There's also Trapped in Rubber, which is pretty well done overall and has a nicely developed relationship with your Mistress. I'm recommending it even to people who aren't into rubber.

Well, the topic certainly doesn't see a lot of movement. This may as well mean the author is too busy making the mod, mind you

Each TES game pushes the story of the world forward, and in each game you get a chance to learn all the lore necessary to understand what's going on, so from that perspective, you absolutely don't need to play either Morrowind or Oblivion to play Skyrim, enjoy it and immerse yourself in the lore.   That said, each TES game is also packed with references to the events of the previous game(s), so if you play through all of them thoroughly and in a chronological order, you'll see things you would have otherwise missed. Again, this doesn't preclude you playing any of the games and having loads of fun with it, it's just an extra layer of "fanservice" for those who did play them all. Ultimately, it's like many good ongoing franchises, where you can jump in at any point and you should be able to follow the story, but you won't get all the nuances if you didn't follow it from the beginning.

I'm going to assume you're being sincere, so I'll be equally straight with you: your posts in this topic come off as aggressive, condescending and holier-than-thou. If that's truly not your intent, then you need to seriously work on your written expression, because the tone is completely off.   This includes this post as well. "I stepped in to correct it. Broaden the perspective." Yeah, if that's how you see things, then you're the one who needs to broaden her perspective, because "correcting" people who have different opinions from you is very narrow-minded. Not to mention, offensive and obnoxious.

There's already a mod to remove your tats in character, it's aptly named Remove Your Tats. If that's what you want, why did you attack Feliks when he pointed out that the solution to having unremovable tats is not to remove them? Or are you shifting goalposts?

You wanna talk roleplaying? How about the fact that your character doesn't know there's a menu where you get to add and remove tattoos from her body? The option that ruins your immersion is an option a good roleplayer wouldn't even consider using. Also, we're not roleplaying here on the forum, and the reality is, Skyrim is a game, and ultimately anything that happens within this game (barring bugs and glitches) happens because you want it to happen. Your character got defeated and raped? You're The one who installed a combat rape mod and set up the game difficulty (whether through menu or through appropriate mods) in such a way that defeat can happen to your character. Your character is starved and frozen? You're the one who installed survival mods in the first place. I think you get the point. Now, riddle me this: if a removable tattoo - again, removable through an out of character menu - is such a breach of immersion for you, how do you deal with all the other mod functions that you can turn on and off on the fly? Pretty much every "immersive" mod I've seen can be turned off or dialed down by a quick visit to the mcm, how are you coping with that? I'm gonna guess that you do so by not changing options during game in a way that would break immersion, so why not do the same with Slavetats? I have no problem setting up my mods the way I want them to work for a particular character and not touching them again, so which of us is a better roleplayer?

Except it is a game. Get over it.

Aaron is broken, avoid him at all cost.

And, once you've got that, it should be much easier to actually make a casino - all you have to do is create a location that counts as a tavern and populate it with NPCs who are valid targets for the gambling code.

My thoughts exactly

This looks absolutely great!

There's also Trapped in Ruber and Devious Cidhna, both very fine mods.

I use enboost for the memory fixes and because the injector version guarantees my stupid laptop will use the correct video card. I use I Can't Believe It's Not ENB for graphics improvement - not nearly as good looking but much faster.

Last time I've tried running xpmse without rraf, I lost the ability to move the dead bodies around - not entirely, minds you, but they'd become extremely "heavy" and difficult to maneuver, dropping to the ground with every move of mine that was faster than tectonic.

Seems somebody beat you to the defloration mod: http://www.loverslab.com/topic/51015-sexlab-virginity-and-defloration/#entry1280097 Not that it precludes you making your own,of course

Totally worth recommending if one likes crass humor

Devious Devices - More Devious Quest

To clarify once more, I'm not offended or anything. And I actually like that TES elves are visually distinct from... pretty much every other depiction of elves I know of, discounting the rather popular concept that dark elves must have dark skin. I never touch those mods that turn elves into anime cutie pies or slap spiky ears on perfectly human faces, because that has no place in TES in my opinion.   I just object to calling this trend "Tolkien fuckery", for reasons previously explained.   Peace.

I actually meant the numerous pics Coopervane shows of his/her Dunmer character, but Jexsam also has some nice ones in his collection.   I have to say, I really adore this concept art Jex posted - too bad it didn't quite reach this level of "inhuman but interesting and visually pleasing" in the game itself.