Adventure's loading screen overhaul - movie version
27+ new cinematic loading screens for those seeking authentic adventure in Skyrim.
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27+ new cinematic loading screens for those seeking authentic adventure in Skyrim.
Adventure loading screen overhaul - movie version
feature
27+ cinematic adventure loading screen overhauls.
All phothos from galdur, thank you so much for allowing to use the awesome photo set for my mod.
It replaces all vanilla loading screens with cinematic adventure loading screens.
Every photo that goes into the loading screen is from "Galdur", thanks for your permission and the great work.
You can delete the dds and nif files if you don't like them, or replace them!
It may be used with other loading screen modules!
Credit
Bethesda
Galdur
Enjoy it, thank you.
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Adventuruous loading screen overhaul - Cinematic Version
Features
27+ cinematic adventure loading screens overhaul.
All phothos from galdur, real appreciate for permission to use awesome photo set for my mod.
It replaces every vanilla loading screens to cinematic adventure loading screens.
Every photo for loading screen is from "Galdur", thanks for your permission and gorgeous work.
YOU CAN DELETE dds and nif file whatever if you don't like it, or you can replace it!
IT PROBABLY WILL WORK WITH other loading screen mods!
Credit
Bethesda
Galdur
Enjoy it, thanks.
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