explosive animals
Well not sure how many of you remember the fried chicken model from oldrim, but if you do then this is a newer spin for SSE
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About this mod Machine translation
Well not sure how many of you remember the fried chicken model from oldrim, but if you do then this is a newer spin for SSE
After loading up my oldrim, a few mods I've recently made, I was reminded of those exploding chicken models and how much fun there is. This inspired me to create this mod, especially after I found out that the original modder made his chicken explode. In this mod I went even further because making the chicken explode wasn't enough for me. So here is a list of animals that also explode when you kill them. I guess it's revenge for killing a passive creature.
Chicken...ugh
goat
ox
deer
Elk
fox
fox
and netch calf
I haven't added any images as I think this is self explanatory. If you like, feel free to add your own images and just enjoy watching things go boom :D
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After loading up my oldrim for some mods that I recently made I was reminded of theexploding chickens modand how much fun that was.Which inspired me to create this mod especially after I discovered how the original mod author made his chickens explode. In this mod I go a bit further since making chickens explode wasn't enough for me.Therefore here's a list of animals that will also blow up when you kill them.I guess sort of a revenge for killing a passive creature.
Chicken...duh
goat
cow
deer
elk
fox
artic fox
and netch calf
I didn't add any images since I figured this was self explanatory. Feel free to add your own images if you like and just enjoy watching things go boom:D
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