Skyrim SE is generally worse for modding in compared to LE. However, as I was coming through remasters I ran across this: īefore you start modding your game, consider modding Skyrim LE (Legendary Edition, "Oldrim"), for which I have the guide with the same structure and features as well. Primarily in that SE removed the RAM cap that LE suffered from, but at the expense of a smaller mod library/collection. So I've always been under the impression that Special Edition was better for modding from a performance and stability standpoint.
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