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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is a game that offers an immersive and fun experience. One of the best things about this game, however, is the modding community that constantly makes improvements to the existing game. Now with 1.9.32.0. 8, which is a release for the role-playing game released on November 4, 2012, the community has made an announcement regarding one of the best mods for Skyrim. The original mod that brought a team of mages to Skyrim was Immersive Mages by lesusy1. Later, Dawnguard by Zuuru and True Dawnguard by shiniie defeated shiniie's mod. "Skyrim Rebalanced" was a mod added to bring many new tweaks to the game. It was later joined by SKSE (SKille Script Extender), which gives numerous enhancements to the "Skyrim Rebalanced" plugin. However, it has not been updated to the latest version. After the Creation Kit was released in November 2012, many people were looking to use it for modding. The Creation Kit enables the average user to make mods that are much easier than using external tools like BSAOpt or Nexus Mod Manager (NMM). However, the Skyrim community did not have a stable installation method for the Creation Kit at that time. In response to this problem, a group of people began working on a way to create a stable Skyrim installation by default. This ended up being solved with SKSE and SkyProc Patcher made by SkyProc Tools. This means that users can achieve a stable Skyrim installation without SKSE. SKSE will be the tool used to install mods in the future. This program allows users to play games with complex code, such as "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim." The modders should use files from different games and add them into Skyrim using SKSE. For example, there is a file that replaces an entire head texture, but sometimes other things are added to it. With that being said, the modder doesn't have to take the time to write an entire script for a single resource. They can simply take files for another game and add them into Skyrim. The main advantage of SKSE is that it allows users to keep their game stable, or more stable than before. The last issue was the 64-bit version of the game; it has problems with its memory size. SKSE increases the amount of available memory in 64-bit systems to 524,288 KB instead of 191,072 KB. This will eliminate many issues that arise due to memory errors. The Skyrim SKSE team released an update on 19 November, 2014 with version 1.7.3 This updates adds new functionality that allows modders to give players hotkeys for certain actions, including locking and unlocking doors. cfa1e77820