My current character is a powerful necromancer, he uses blood, bones, souls, and other various cannibalized human pieces to manipulate powerful and evil magical forces that can demolish much more powerful enemies. If you want to make a hunter and trapper character who avoids people, then you can make that character just as powerful as an elite battlemage, or just as defensive as the most aged wise monk, if you choose to. It makes it so that you can be very adventurous with your character and not be punished for it. Above all, I'd say Skyre just makes the game feel more role play friendly. I personally use over 200 mods with skyre and have no problems, this includes mods like Duel combat realism, locational damage, asis, wtf, and 4 or 5 good magic mods.Overall these mods together make the game feel gritty and unforgiving, every single sword blow makes a difference. Skyre doesn't JUST do perks though, it makes a lot of other game play tweaks to make all the new perks fair and balanced and so that you can build a character around any combination of perks, which is totally impossible for some perks in vanilla skyrim! Seriously, try to make character based around speechcraft and pickpocket in vanilla skyrim and see how much fun you have.
t really doesn't have much conflicts outside of perks, most mods that clash with skyre clash with it because of the perks, and any mod that JUST overhauls perks is going to have those exact same incompatibles. It also has really cool built in support for frostfall, and overall changes up enough little details so that if intelligently combined with the right mods you can create an entirely different experience from vanilla skyrim. The main reason I suggest using skyre is it overhauls a lot of tiny things other mods don't.
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