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PC Enderal- New Skyrim Mod

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This shit is gonna make me get back into Skyrim again.




Over 100+ hrs already and they claim this mod has 30+ hrs for its own storyline.


This game mod does more than just add a quest line or a new playable area, this mod creates a new world that can stand on its own with a new story, unique characters, and a unique new world.

The creators of this mod expect players to be able to play this mod for 30-100 hours, making this mod more of an unofficial expansion than a mod.



Features:


  • - An open world with its own lore and hand-crafted, detailed and diverse landscapes (desert, heathlands, forests, jungles, mountains and more)
  • - An unconventional story with psychological and philosophical undercurrents
  • - German and English localisations, both fully voiced by dozens of speakers, many with a professional background
  • - Multi-faceted, believable characters with own ambitions and motivations
  • - Overhauled gameplay with experience points, survival mechanics and hard, challenging combat
  • - An overhauled skill system with classes and new special abilities
  • - A housing system allowing the player to design their own homes
  • - 30 to 100 hours of expected playtime

http://www.overclock3d.net/news/gpu...yrim_total_conversion_mod_has_been_released/1



link to Mod. Its looks Free
http://enderal.com/
 
I played their previous Oblivion mod, Nehrim, which was pretty much the same deal in terms of converting the whole game into a new one with its own lore and story.

The only negatives I encountered were a few engine-related bugs/technical issues causing slowdown that required some tinkering with settings, and the fact that the whole script was developed in German first then translated piecemeal by volunteers (I believe) into English later, so a few ideas and wording in dialogue seemed off at times. Still shit all over Oblivion's story for the most part. And I bet with all that experience under their belts they were able to do an even better job this time around.

As for what you might see in this mod, since this is apparently a sequel...
Nehrim had an obviously German-influenced, dark mythos involving mortals who are born with the powers of 'light' within them, becoming like gods who rule over the world below them. You wind up getting caught in a struggle to overthrow them, but there are quite a few twists and turns along the way, including the messiah-like figurehead of the rebel faction you're following turning out to be the child of one of the gods. Also, there were other worlds/realities, space dwarves (yes, intergalactic dwarven travelers), prophecies involving people becoming grim reaper sort of deities whose sole purpose is to eliminate the other gods so a cycle starts anew, and fate was personified (at least I think it was fate), so...expect some trippy cosmic shit at times.
 
Holy biscuits, is the mod community working harder than the dev community in PC's these days?

Fucking phones.
 
Old thread but this mod rocks. Seriously, anyone who likes Skyrim has to play it.

AAA quality, story driven RPG and one of the best games I've ever played. Period. Besides Skyrim you can tell it was influenced by Mass Effect, Dragon Age, Gothic and even Witcher 3.

In reality it has nothing to do with Skyrim other than it uses its engine and therefore the combat is similar. Otherwise everything is different. Unique world, characters, enemies, and even leveling system. There is also no level scaling so areas and enemies don't scale with you and have a fixed difficulty.

If you read the Steam reviews a lot of people think it's better than Skyrim and they could be right. Enderal's story and dialogue are definitely better. It's dark and the choices you have to make are often difficult and morally grey. Even the music and exploration are incredible and gave me those Skyrim feels again.
 
And get the Special Edition version. It's 64 bit with rock solid performance and some bug fixes of issues in the original version. It also has the DLC and some new quests.



It needs Skyrim to work but has its own installation folder and doesn't affect your Skyrim savefiles.

There is also some weird legal situation among the original studio members involving copyrights or trademarks so I could see it being pulled from Steam eventually. Grab it while you can.
 
Old thread but this mod rocks. Seriously, anyone who likes Skyrim has to play it.

AAA quality, story driven RPG and one of the best games I've ever played. Period. Besides Skyrim you can tell it was influenced by Mass Effect, Dragon Age, Gothic and even Witcher 3.

In reality it has nothing to do with Skyrim other than it uses its engine and therefore the combat is similar. Otherwise everything is different. Unique world, characters, enemies, and even leveling system. There is also no level scaling so areas and enemies don't scale with you and have a fixed difficulty.

If you read the Steam reviews a lot of people think it's better than Skyrim and they could be right. Enderal's story and dialogue are definitely better. It's dark and the choices you have to make are often difficult and morally grey. Even the music and exploration are incredible and gave me those Skyrim feels again.
Goat mod, along with Fallout London. Both feel like Triple A games.

I remember playing Nehrim completely in German with subs (think they eventually made a full english voice over too). It was a total conversion for Oblivion from the Nehrim team, before Nehrim.

It really sucks what Bethesda did to FO London, putting a shitty update a week before their release. They should have brought them on board and made it canon.

I hope they don't fuck with Skyblivion too. It's Oblivion remade from the ground up in the Skyrim Special Edition version. Comes out this year finally!

 
Goat mod, along with Fallout London. Both feel like Triple A games.

I remember playing Nehrim completely in German with subs (think they eventually made a full english voice over too). It was a total conversion for Oblivion from the Nehrim team, before Nehrim.

It really sucks what Bethesda did to FO London, putting a shitty update a week before their release. They should have brought them on board and made it canon.

I hope they don't fuck with Skyblivion too. It's Oblivion remade from the ground up in the Skyrim Special Edition version. Comes out this year finally!


How was Nehrim, story and gameplay wise? I've read it's hard to get running. A lot bugs and crashes.

Haven't played FO London yet either. Is it still borked?

I just hope Skyblivion gets released before I croak. Such a small team working on it.
 
How was Nehrim, story and gameplay wise? I've read it's hard to get running. A lot bugs and crashes.

Haven't played FO London yet either. Is it still borked?

I just hope Skyblivion gets released before I croak. Such a small team working on it.
For Nehrim I mainly remember being in mines, crypts, dungeons and other underground areas. I can't recall the story at all, or if I finished it., but I do remember it reminding me of Gothic. There weren't quest markers, just location descriptions, where you could ask NPC's for directions too. That's level design confidence! My memories are fond, and I remember being pumped that Enderall could be installed through Steam.

My first 10 hours or so in FO London were great. It became a buggy mess not long after that though. I put it on the shelf to wait for updates, but I haven't touched it since.

Skyblivion looks so good, same for Skywind. Oblivion is my fav Bethesda game though, so I'm really looking forward to the upgrade. Hopefully their 2025 release date announcement holds true and it's an easy install.
 
For Nehrim I mainly remember being in mines, crypts, dungeons and other underground areas. I can't recall the story at all, or if I finished it., but I do remember it reminding me of Gothic. There weren't quest markers, just location descriptions, where you could ask NPC's for directions too. That's level design confidence! My memories are fond, and I remember being pumped that Enderall could be installed through Steam.

My first 10 hours or so in FO London were great. It became a buggy mess not long after that though. I put it on the shelf to wait for updates, but I haven't touched it since.

Skyblivion looks so good, same for Skywind. Oblivion is my fav Bethesda game though, so I'm really looking forward to the upgrade. Hopefully their 2025 release date announcement holds true and it's an easy install.
Yeah Skyblivion and Skywind both look great. I never played Morrowind or Oblivion so I'm really looking forward to those projects. I tried Oblivion once but remember it being pretty clunky on controller so gave up after a while. The graphics were rough too.
 
Have any modders really late to the game tried out the Skyland mods?

I've read chatter those are the easiest way to get a vanilla look with 9th gen-level graphics without spending 60 hours on this shit with all the STEP crap or other modlists.
 
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