Wolf Mods, Skyrim (and more!) for Oblivion Options

[Lena Wolf]

And so, half a year later I am back with building Skyrim! I've done other things in the meantime and I feel like I've had a break and am ready to resume the Skyrim project. I've just reviewed the status, and, well, there's still lots and lots to do! So no, it won't be ready this year...

This time I won't be releasing it half-finished as I've done previously. I want the new Skyrim to feel complete, even if, of course, I shall continue development after the release. But I want all towns to have interiors and inhabitants, as well as local quests, and I want all existing quests to be imported and working, and also the biggest bugs ironed out... When the time comes, I am going to try to find people to help me test the mod, that is, to play-test it when it is ready to be played. I had several people helping me last time, and experience shows, that my own testing does not reveal all the bugs simply because I play it the way I made it, because this seems logical to me, and it takes someone else to try and play it differently to expose the bugs. So if anyone reading this, would be interested in testing the system, please contact me either on Chorrol or on Nexus.

So, to summarise, the plan for the first release of Skyrim Alive Lone Wolf is to have all new land and landscapes, no longer based on TWMP but as a stand-alone mod, with all the cities and villages to make Skyrim feel lived in, and with all the quests from the previous releases. It will come with a new release of the Tamriel Resource Pack where I place most of the resources for the mod in order to slim it down and provide some modularity, but besides that, there will be no futher dependencies. It will be a very large mod because Skyrim is a very large province, but it will be significantly smaller than the TWMP framework plus Skyrim Improved plus Hammerfell plus High Rock that we have to use today. At least, that's the plan...