While he did not formally endorse the mod, he went as far as he could to acknowledge the hard work they put into the most incredible fan love letter to a video game ever made. According to a post on the Nexus mods websiteBethesda Global Community Lead Matt Grandstaff reached out to the developers working on the project.
Skyblivion has become big enough to warrant comment from Bethesda, but fortunately, it was positive. At the point when this project is completed, whose game will it really be?įans, particularly those of the nerdier variety, demonstrate a sense of ownership over the properties they love, but this sort of project takes things several steps further.
This raises an interesting question about the nature of mods. There has never been a mod nearly as ambitious as this one, and at this point, it almost seems strange to refer to Skyblivion as a mod at all. This means that instead of a simple upgrade to the engine, or the textures, they are completely redesigning character models, weapons, interiors, monsters, structures, and environments.įinally, they are adding in their own signature elements, specifically certain loot items and easter eggs, which will be hidden in hard to find locations around the map that will act as rewards for those players who explore the newly upgraded game world to the fullest extent. The mod will, of course, go much further than recreating Cyrodil's iconic landscape. Even with the evergrowing team of modders, the undertaking is a massive one. Eventually, Rebelzize was brought in to help market the project and create a presence online to get help with funding and reach out to modders who may be interested in joining the project. After reaching a somewhat stable build, the team's ambitions only grew.
Fans of the Elder Scrolls series are likely looking at a pretty long wait until the franchise's next installment releases.
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