You can look for The Forgotten City to launch for Skyrim on PC starting October, later this year. While Bethesda's efforts to monetize the Skyrim modding base didn't turn out so great, the community has moved back into the design phase of their ideas and will continue to pump out new content for the game regardless at this point. It really speaks to the power of the modding community and how much people will continue to put effort and time into the game. One of the more interesting things about this is how much attention a conversion mod for Skyrim is getting even though the game is now more than four years old. Usually this kind of things can be very taxing on developers and modders alike because if the game world changes based on the progression or regression of time it means they have to allocated time to make two different versions of the same assets: one for the future and one for the past.Īs mentioned, it wasn't clarified in the post exactly how the time traveling would work, so it's completely possible that moving through time could be something as simple as going forward or backward by a few days, hence there may not be a serious requirement to overhaul any of the game's assets.

They don't mention how it works or in what way the time traveling is implemented but it is stated that players will travel back and forth through time. In my humble opinion the time-travel mechanic seems to be one of the more interesting elements of the Skyrim mod. Players will attempt to solve the mystery using their wits and cunning and they'll do so while traveling through time. But the mod is severely incomplete, and the mod author seemingly has abandoned it. The mod also promises a non-linear adventure centered around a murder mystery. A LE mod thatll need to be converted: Akas World of Weapons - This mod is a special case, as it adds a lot of weapons of multiple types, quite a few of them of good quality.

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