Are you using mods
@Tyaren for Skyrim?
There are some really crazy mods that enhance the game quite a bit. There's a retexture environment mod I saw the other day that was pretty popular on the mods list inside the game setting when you go to Betheseda servers. There is a weather mod with new sound effects without ruining the immersion of the game that does make you feel like your character is really out there. Kid you not, after downloading some of them they blow the default stuff from Skyrim. (Course the default build from Skyrim is still pretty good).
Yeah, using mods in this game is a godsend! I'm using a couple of mods that improve the gameplay, because Skyrim is still very buggy and it has some very annoying and frustrating gameplay mechanics, that I am grateful I can adjust or completely change now. No constant vampire attacks on towns for me, or no followers or important NPCs dying anymore. Considerably increasing the weight I can carry is another thing. Nothing that completely breaks or alters the game though.
I'm by the way using hardly any mods that visually "enhance" the game. I think most of those mods are actually not doing the game any favors visually, because they stray too far from the game's originally intended look or seem incohesive and nonsensical.
There are for example several weather mods that make Skyrim very colorful, clear and bright. That's just not fitting to Skyrim's cold, nordic setting at all.
There are other mods that place literally a forest of trees inside towns or parts of the map. It makes absolutely no sense to place trees inside White Run or around it. This is a tundra: cold climate, short growing seasons, strong winds, barren soil. Forests don't easily grow in a biome like this.
The town of White Run is also built mostly from wood. That means all trees that were growing there before, would've been already used as building material long ago. Normally towns in that day and age stood in a vast area completely cleared of any trees and forests. Only in the 19th century, when the pollution was at its very height and broad, leafy boulevards came into fashion, there was an effort made to plant trees or entire parks in towns and cities.
Since I see games as gesamtkunstwerke (a synthesis of the arts) it does irk me when modders slap all sorts of stuff on a game to make it look better. It imo mostly doesn't. The original desigers and artists knew what they were doing already. Especially if we are talking about multi million AAA games, where the best of best of the industry are empoyed.
Some of that stuff in the video above, just for the sake of having a good laugh, is cool though. Hilarious actually. XD