Modded Skyrim VR might be my favorite game

Sorry for the wait between the last video and this one. Like I said in the video, my Index cable got messed up (for the second time,) and I had to wait for Valve to send me a new one.
The modlist I used as a base is FUS - Fundamentals, Updates, and Stuff
github.com/Kvi...
I'm using the FUS RO DAH (Basic + Visuals + Gameplay) profile, although I disabled some of the mods and added lots more, so this isn't quite what it would normally be like
If you have any questions or anything about mods, Skyrim VR, or anything else, I'd love it if you left a comment! I certainly enjoy seeing them.

[@TheRealBillix]

Do you think FUS is a better modlist than Librum for someone that isn't versed in the flatscreen versions? Also as you are adding mods to FUS, do you think you now have a complete modlist and would you make a video on it? You have the best VR videos btw!

[@WitchySparky]

I'd say FUS is absolutely better for anyone with less experience in Skyrim, mostly because Librum is so brutal and completely changes the game in so many ways. FUS really just takes what the base game already has, and makes it way better and more fun for VR for the most part.
As for my own setup, it's not exactly something I would call a complete modlist (at least not like the modlists you would find on Wabbajack.) I pretty much took whatever FUS had to offer, then piled on a bunch of mods that I've used myself before to make the game more satisfying and fun towards me specifically, but there's not a whole lot there for people who want to do more than just run around and blast things with magic.
I didn't want to mess with the groundwork FUS had already laid, so I couldn't exactly sort the stuff I added on top properly, and I think I mostly just got lucky enough to be able to run the game smoothly with the mess that my load order is right now.

[@Astral-Mike]

First Baby !! Let’s goo !