project immersion
Immersion and logic improvements to certain areas around Skyrim.
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Immersion and logic improvements to certain areas around Skyrim.
project immersion
Project Immersion has made various changes to some areas around Skyrim, such as bandit bases and other areas, for a more realistic experience. Take Snowpoint Beacon for example, a cold place right? How come these bandits didn't freeze to death? Well, I've added survival tools, a campfire, sheets, and a food supply. That's not all, I also made some small decorations to make the areas look like they are actually inhabited.
This is a work in progress, any ideas for improvements? Let me know in the comments section. In the meantime, check out the screenshots of everything I've done so far.
Of course...have fun!
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Project Immersion
Project Immersion makes various changes to some of the areas around Skyrim, like bandit bases and others to implement a more realistic experience. Take for example Snowpoint Beacon, a cold place yes? How have these bandits not frozen to death?! Well I've added the tools of survival, a campfire, bedrolls and a food supply. That's not all, I've also done some minor decorating to make the areas look like they're actually lived in.
This is a work in progress, know somewhere that needs an improvement? Tell me in the comments section. In the mean time look at the screenshots for everything I've done so far.
And of course... HAVE FUN!
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