By now we all know that Skyrim mods can do almost anything. Dedicated creators around the world are still rewriting and recontextualizing the Bethesda-based RPG as the studio works on a release date for Starfield, and a new mod from the prolific creator essentially gives Skyrim a touch of Fallout New’s Wild Wasteland. .Vegas, using skooma.
Skyrim mod master Jay Serpa has done it again as Skyrim on Skooma joins his previous creations reworking the Dark Brotherhood quest line and turning the College of Winterhold into a proper school.
Despite the April 1 release date, Skyrim on Skooma is a very real mod that turns the Dunmer drink into “a real recreational substance with 69 possible scenarios” while trying to be addictive.
In this Skyrim mod, every time you consume skooma you will hallucinate for 60 seconds where “most of the time you will be stumbling”. Cabbage with eyes, colanders, dancing NPCs, giant buns, and a giant cheese mammoth are just the tip of the iceberg. You’ll also get random music and visual effects on top of 69 effects, so the combinations are “multiplied by the thousands.”
Note that you can become addicted to skooma in Skyrim mode, with a 25% chance of addiction after drinking for 30 minutes or if you keep drinking skooma. The idea of the mod is to see as many wild and wonderful settings as possible, and JaySerpa’s work is very similar to Skyrim’s version of the Wild Wasteland trait from Fallout: New Vegas, which adds wacky wild encounters to your game if you have the trait. unlocked. Who remembers the refrigerator from Indiana Jones?
For the completion fans among you, JaySerpa also points out that Skyrim on Skooma is chock full of secrets, inviting you to discover as much as you can by “embracing the madness” of her Skyrim mod.
You can download the Skyrim mod here with instructions on how to download it, as well as ways to change or remove the images to your liking.
If you want more than a few Skyrim mods, our list of the best games like Skyrim is sure to help you find a fantastic new game to spend hundreds of hours playing, or our roundup of the best Skyrim dragon games on PC. this instead.
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Source : PC Gamesn
