Shortcuts to main tasks
主要任务捷径
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About this mod Machine translation
Added shortcuts to certain dungeons you visit in the main quest. Because when you want to be a Dragonborn, but don't want to go through all the carts of Bleak Falls a thousand times. A relatively immersive(tm) way to get Dragonstones, Windcaller's Horns, and all that other stuff faster.
At this point, I was basically ready for the blindfolded Desolation Falls Barrow. So, to speed up working with new dragon characters, I've added some shortcuts. The goal is to speed things up in a relatively immersive way without having to go through the same dungeon for the 999th time. To avoid the feeling of cheating, one or two enemies guarding the loot have been added.
Bleak Falls Barrow-
You can now enter via a secret backdoor (usually the one you exited from) that leads directly to the room with the word wall. Look for leverage.
-If you also want to grab the golden claw, there is a shortcut from the text wall room to the spider room.
Ustengrav
*You can now open secret walls from both sides (which you would normally exit from). Look for leverage.
*There is a shortcut from the last room (where the Delphines note can be found) to the cave room with the word wall.
mzak tower
(Where to receive the Elder Scroll)
*Open the door on the elevator surface to quickly enter the room where the scroll is found.
Should be compatible with almost everything. No big changes.
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