Starsim experience.

Kinda angry at this mod, it costs a lot and the premise seems interesting, but this happens to every planet I travel to. Anyone know what's up?

u/ShoppingSilly6431 — 1 month ago

Frosty biome/abeneve summits (w/e) not immersive at all. And it could be better.

Seriously, how the hell did they think it was great to do a shroud 2.0 biome? In theory it could work, but fire sources should definitely warm you enough to recover your time in frosty regions.

Camp firewood and other fire sources you come across should have recovered your meter. I realize they wanted to make a "brutal" experience, but instead of that, just making fire your friend, and building houses with a lot of heat sources should have been enough to make it a great biome to be around in, it could have been a unique experience, rather than annoying. Not requiring flame strength level 8 or whatever.

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u/ShoppingSilly6431 — 2 months ago
▲ 43 r/TESVI

Am I the only one who doesn't want to be a legendary hero or anything, just live in whatever part of tamriel TESVI creates?

Just be an adventurer, a mercenary, living a mundane/adventurous life. No prophecies, no destiny. Just quests and exploring.

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u/ShoppingSilly6431 — 3 months ago

Stealth sucks?

Am I missing something? Enemies notice me almost immediately, haven't been able to use a backstab yet because it's always something that catches me before I can even backstab one enemy.

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u/ShoppingSilly6431 — 3 months ago
▲ 2 r/TESVI

How would you improve TESVI, if shaped to your liking? (HI TODD)

I would start with the melee combat, I think it would be great to have many different moves that make the npcs react differently to your attacks. (Example: adding Thrusts that pushes npcs back, etc)

Secondly, Better animations for mountain climbing. See gothic remake in this matter, it feels so cool to traverse mountainous regions because your character hangs on ledges when moving upwards, really makes it feel like you're hiking.

Finally, I think it would be great to have a great continent to explore like in Skyrim, and would like a side content where you sail on your ship and find procedurally made islands that don't feature any specific buildings, just islands with some stuff to kill and hidden treasures. Ofc, I'm not sure if this is how doing it would be best, so give me your ideas

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u/ShoppingSilly6431 — 3 months ago