With the LE, at least SOME DLC issues can be fixed or at least prevented (well, tbh, as glitches, I only know of the Drain Vitality one and as issues, vampire raids) because the DLCs can be installed at will, that's why I'm being cautious with which Edition to get: the cheaper and flexible LE or the nicer and more expensive SE. The special edition however, IS, a refined version of Skyrim, and is more likely to be stable overall than the legendary edition.

Buy the DLCs you dont have and you should be able to upgrade free to the special edition. Yes, Skyrim: Special Edition is a re-release. That includes opening the hood up to the lucrative modding world. From a players point of view - the game offers more customizability options. The legendary edition is not a refined, or 'superior' version than the vanilla. Skyrim with all DLCs IS the legendary edition. The special-edition offering includes all the extra DLC - and attempts to fix up some of the nuances that plagued earlier releases. But understand that the bug with Serana making Vampire Drain useless, Drain Vitality copying and Blood on the Ice being bugged are all found in the base game, and the legendary edition doesn't address these issues. so I'm not sure if the quest is broken or not at this stage. Hence the confusion a lot of players had between ‘ Skyrim Remastered ‘ and ‘ Skyrim Special Edition ‘ which is basically the same game with two different names players used interchangeably. Unfortunately I haven't yet completed Blood on the Ice, but will soon because my character is a mage. Skyrim SE (Special Edition) During 2016, Bethesda announced a remastered version of Skyrim. I've been playing the Special Edition for a couple of months now.

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