Khajiit will Follow is a damn good Follower/Quest mod!
It's an amazing piece of work that introduces four high-quality voiced Khajiit Followers to the game. The quests they are tied to are also exceptionally well written! I just thought I'd give it a shoutout, because even though it's around for several years now, it took me until now to find it because it's never mentioned in any Follower discussion threads I've read so far.
Link: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/72711/?tab=posts&BH=1
SE: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/2227
Posted Sep 14, 2019, 11:40 AM UTC
I'm pretty sure I posted a shout-out thread on this mod a number of months back.
It's one of my favourites... and, in my opinion, deserves a place alongside the likes of Inigo, and Lucien.. Excellent VA and writing, extremely well-polished, I can't recommend it highly enough.
It's interesting, as well... Although there are comparatively few of them, just about every custom male companion mod available for Skyrim is very high quality; the same cannot be said for female companions, even a lot of the custom-voiced ones.. aren't that great, for diverse reasons. However, with Khajiit Will Follow, in addition to the three males being awesome, Ma'kara (the female of the quartet), is incredibly well done, and is one of the few female companions out there that never annoys me. Just an awesome mod all round!
What are some female companions that don't annoy you? Right now I only have Auri
All of the Super Followers from Interesting NPCs are very well done. Special mention to Anum-La
I've never messed with followers from Interesting NPCs except for Zora Fair-child
You should.
In fact, you NEED to mess with more of them in order to trigger some of the larger quests that involve more than 1 of them at a time.
I currently have Anum-La following me - I love her dialogue variety!
In addition to Ma'kara: Auri, Arissa, and most of the female companions from INPCs. In particular, I really like Anum-La. Basically, all of the others I've tried grate on my nerves in varying degrees.
Vilja in Skyrim https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/6722
Terry Pratchett specifically requested and in a few cases helped design some of the features of Vilja that other users find intrusive or annoying, in order to help him cope with Alzheimer's Disease.
well damn
Rigmor from Rigmor of Bruma.
M'rissi from M'rissi's Tale of Trouble
Kasia from Maids 2
and yes, just about everybody from Interesting NPCs and I'll second Anum-La.
Two caveats though. One, some of my suggestions may be controversial in the annoying department (Rigmor for example intentionally starts out as a rather bratty. No more than Auri is tho, imho). But I'm looking for actual characters, not waifus or punchlines (which is why I can't endorse a Sonja). So YMV.
Two, as a consequence of the above caveat you won't just be able to do whatever you want (minor spoiler ahead). I feel compelled to warn you that with M'rissi, its fairly easy to make choices during her quests that will lock you out of marriage or keeping her as a follower. And with Rigmor and Kasia, they are very limited to their quests and you can't keep them after they end (although Rigmor has a sequel that I haven't played yet).
Anum-la is pretty safe tho. You can even marry the old lizard! :D.
Sofia!
I can only run with her after I turn off her random dialogue in her mcm.
Wow. High praise indeed comparing to Inigo and Lucien. Enough for me to download this and try it out on my next playthrough.
The biggest distraction I have with virtually 95% of the female followers is they have boobs are so huge well they're not realistic, or even or even pleasing to look at them when in their armor. But when not in their armor, the boobs are soo humongous, so big, soo floppy that realistically the nipples would be touching the bed when they lay on their back.
The cooler that bothers me the most is the elven historian you find at High Hrothgar, can't recall name. I'm sure the things she paddled-on about were interesting but it just was continueous you couldn't think about anything else.