The Elder Scrolls

[Epoch]

Was going to post the Iliac bay video. They completely threw out all their level design work in 2022 they say, lol. The video is full of pretentious 'game design' speak as well, and the actual quality of the stuff looks very poor compared to more recent Skyrim mods.

 

[Problematic User Forever]

Last time I followed that mod, it was still on Bruma. Unless I'm thinking of some other mod.

Nope, you're thinking of the right thing. Technically they're still on Bruma cause they havne't released shit.

Like...I dunno. I look at this Iliac bay mod and it just looks like Skyrim. They say they threw everything out but I'm like...why?

For such a hyped up project it just looks so mundane and similar.

 

[scathefire]

Like...I dunno. I look at this Iliac bay mod and it just looks like Skyrim. They say they threw everything out but I'm like...why?

If you look on the Beyond Skyrim thread, a lot of the stuff supposedly from the Iliac Bay that was shown looked like shit. I'm guessing that's part of what was thrown out.

 

[Molly White's Breast Milk]

Beyond Skyrim: Bruma and The Forgotten City were released a couple of months apart in 2017. In the time since then The Forgotten City has been made into a real game that you can buy on Steam and the Beyond Skyrim team has released an armor mod. Bring this up in any post about Beyond Skyrim and you'll rustle so many jimmies.

 

[Rick The Stick]

Beyond Skyrim: Bruma and The Forgotten City were released a couple of months apart in 2017. In the time since then The Forgotten City has been made into a real game that you can buy on Steam and the Beyond Skyrim team has released an armor mod. Bring this up in any post about Beyond Skyrim and you'll rustle so many jimmies.

This is what happens when modders get too big for their britches

 

[Mr Bunny]

This is what happens when modders get too big for their britches

Also what happens when your mod team reaches a critical percentage of troons infestation.

 

[Übertroon]

Is Beyond Skyrim really that important anyhow considering you got Skyblivion already way ahead of them?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgkkXyxklRE

 

[xXx: State of the Union]

Beyond Skyrim was a cool idea before it turned into a bunch of cringe troon shit.

If I'm going to wait 15 years I'll just play the new Elder Scrolls game tbh

 

[crowabunga]

Beyond Skyrim: Bruma and The Forgotten City were released a couple of months apart in 2017. In the time since then The Forgotten City has been made into a real game that you can buy on Steam and the Beyond Skyrim team has released an armor mod. Bring this up in any post about Beyond Skyrim and you'll rustle so many jimmies.

I had no idea The Forgotten City became an independent game. I remember everyone jizzing over it when it came out as a mod, and I avoided it only because I got the impression that it wanted to be its own thing, and didn't want that as part of a Skyrim playthrough.

Now that it's an independent game I'm much more interested in trying it.

 

[Epoch]

This video is narrated by a cringe mod voice actor sounding guy, and the script is awful with shitty puns and complete cringe. They are still writing their own lore regarding Sutch and all the cringe mod writing that ensues.

 

[xXx: State of the Union]

Now that it's an independent game I'm much more interested in trying it.

IDK how much it was when it released, but I tried it like 6 months to a year ago for five bucks and it was pretty good. I never played the mod.

 

[Rick The Stick]

Every now and then I want a very Vanilla+ modded run in skyrim, and I honestly really enjoy the PS4 for that. The limitations mean basically everything I could possibly want is going to be a very slightly plussed Vanilla thing, and I actually enjoy that quite a lot. The only thing I ever miss is maybe some texture/replacer stuff, but I find Skyrim as is to be pretty good or at least good enough and there's enough mods that work within the limits to do at least most of what I want.

Like JTs whiterun with brown whiterun and whiterun outskirts and this dirt/road replacer im using, for example, really does a lot to freshen things up without losing that Vanilla feel at all. And that's not getting into the pretty decent weather mods, and more minor things like more grass or fallen trees etc that liven up the world.

If I wanted a truly modded, personalized, idealized version of skyrim I'll always have the PC. But sometimes I just get a craving to be as lightly modded as possible and just enjoy the game for what it has to offer. Sure you can do that on PC too, but I find myself overloading on minor things that add up to an unrecognizable experience.

 

[xXx: State of the Union]

Man I keep watching these Beyond Skyrim videos and they're all so fucking boring.

The least they could do is not make the showcase videos boring with a bunch of talk and fake developer speak nonsense

 

[Shidoen]

Man I keep watching these Beyond Skyrim videos and they're all so fucking boring.

The least they could do is not make the showcase videos boring with a bunch of talk and fake developer speak nonsense

Well then how can they hear themselves talk?

 

[Fruttasecca]

Beyond Skyrim: Bruma and The Forgotten City were released a couple of months apart in 2017. In the time since then The Forgotten City has been made into a real game that you can buy on Steam and the Beyond Skyrim team has released an armor mod. Bring this up in any post about Beyond Skyrim and you'll rustle so many jimmies.

It took SureAI five years to develop fucking Enderal, which completely blows Skyrim out the water, and they topped it off with a fucking DLC in 2019. Bring that one up lol

 

[Harammurabe]

Even Morroblivion is better than Beyond Skyrim because it actually got released.

 

[scathefire]

I don't even understand the point of Morroblivion/Skywind/Skyblivion, if I wanted to play Morrowind or Oblivion I would just play them, not some weird approximation of it in a different game.

 

[Shidoen]

I don't even understand the point of Morroblivion/Skywind/Skyblivion, if I wanted to play Morrowind or Oblivion I would just play them, not some weird approximation of it in a different game.

You got dark souls in Skyrim why not actual elder scrolls in Skyrim?

 

[xXx: State of the Union]

I don't even understand the point of Morroblivion/Skywind/Skyblivion, if I wanted to play Morrowind or Oblivion I would just play them, not some weird approximation of it in a different game.

This is how i feel for every fucking remake/remaster that is pushed out for the past two generations.

 

[Epoch]

This is how i feel for every fucking remake/remaster that is pushed out for the past two generations.

That's because people on consoles are physically incapable of plugging in their old game box, so they need the companies to re-release the game for full priced so that they can pay for it again. I hate Nintendrones especially for this retardation.