There are also a lot of things like survival mechanics (quite a few different mods cover this so you can easily customize it to your liking). It's a full rehash of the gameplay basically, rebalancing it and making perks much more interesting and divers, it's really great and it's just one mod so you can install it very easily. If you do go for a gameplay mod, I'd recommend Skyrim Redone. The world is just too much fun to explore to say otherwise, even if there are a ton of mods that add all kinds of different mechanics to make inhabiting said world more interesting If you have a good PC there are a few easy to set up visual mods that I'd say are worthwhile, and there's one that if you are on a low-mid end PC would help your performance, but vanilla skyrim is absolutely fine. Mods are super easy to install as long as you aren't like me and don't have like 150 mods installed and have to figure out the load order for all of them Hell I can suggest all of the major gameplay mods at some point, and most of them are really easy to install actually, thanks to the Nexus sites having a mod manager that lets you download easily from your browser directly to the program that'll let you enable the mods with a simple click. Play the game till you're around level 30, and then you can look into a couple of mods to install. It's an awesome game without mods, and don't listen to people who've grown bitter about the game since release or who are overly attached to their mods.
In order to make the game more fun with mods, you need to know what else you want out of the game. I've played most of my several hundred hours with out any gameplay mods.
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