Faction-Pit Fighter Open City Horizon Patch
The factions - Pit Fighters (created by Thirteen Orange) and Open Cities Skyrim (created by Arthmoor) don't seem to be cooperating when it comes to reaching Windhelm. This is a simple patch that places the Pithole's door in the manhole without OCS, allowing access to the mod.
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About this mod Machine translation
The factions - Pit Fighters (created by Thirteen Orange) and Open Cities Skyrim (created by Arthmoor) don't seem to be cooperating when it comes to reaching Windhelm. This is a simple patch that places the Pithole's door in the manhole without OCS, allowing access to the mod.
This is a patch for factions - Pit Fighter v.1 (created by 13 Oranges) and Open City Skyrim v.3.1.3 (created by Arthmoor) in Skyrim Special Edition.
If Open City Skyrim (located next to Sadri's second hand in the gray area of the windmill) is not installed, a manhole will be placed where the door used to be.
Simple patches like this can be cumbersome for the average player, and the modding community either accidentally overlooks simple patches or ignores them. Say no more about SkyrimSimplePatchman!
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This is a patch for Faction - Pit Fighter V.1 (Created By ThirteenOranges) and Open Cities Skyrim V.3.1.3 (Created by Arthmoor) on Skyrim Special Edition.
A manhole is placed where the door would originally be if Open Cities Skyrim wasn't installed (Next to Sadri's Used Wares in the Grey Quarter of Windhelm).
Simple patches like these can be tedious to make for the average player, and the modding community either accidentally overlooks simple patches or ignores them. NO MORE SAYS SKYRIMSIMPLEPATCHMAN!
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