What are some of the games you grew up with? Do you still sometimes go back to old classics from your childhood? Open Cities by Arthmoor is a mod I always install in the rare instances I spend time on an actual play-through, I just can’t go back to having loading screen when entering to cities.Īll the mods by Isoku, one of my all-time favorite authors since I first modded Skyrim because of the various ways his work has simply increased “immersiveness” in the game. Spellspihon by Arctal is one of the mods I tout as being the only innovative take on spell mechanics ever made and I recommend everyone to try it out. Fortunately, I received a lot of help and support from within the behavior modding community.ĭo you have any favourite mods from other authors? I’d say my biggest obstacle in making these behavior mods was when I was first starting off and trying to learn and understand how to use the various tools needed to make the changes I wanted. My recent movement and jump behavior mods took inspiration from a combination of real world reference videos I found as well as a variety of modern third-person games such as Monster Hunter World, the Assassin’s Creed series, Black Desert Online, and even Bethesda’s own Fallout 4 (which ironically already natively features many of the behaviors I’ve added). Did you take inspiration from other games for your movement overhaul and what obstacles did you encounter when trying to improve movement in Skyrim? Movement in Skyrim is one of those things that just always feels “off” compared to much newer games. I guess the kinds of mods I make and what drove me to create them are both the same as they have always been projects stemming from a place of passion after finding out what other related mods that were available seemed lacking and I felt capable of creating potential improvements to the game with my own mediocre abilities. How would you describe the kind of mods you make and what drives you to create this type of mod in particular?
You’re most well known for your FX overhauls as well as your recent Movement Behaviour overhaul for Skyrim SE.
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