LE larger skyrim

[Moksha8088]

Beyond Reach adds another province of Tamriel (think it is Hammerfell). The Gray Cowl of Nocturnal adds the Great Alik'r Desert and a good aerial view of Cyrodill at the end.

 

Skywind sounds exciting.

[Fenryr3001]

Beyond Reach adds parts of Highrock.

[Novem99]

People could do it if they take a few years, but it would break quests, spawn points, npc pathing etc.

 

Problem is that the few people here that are able to do this WON'T do this since it makes no sense.

[hellwolf95]

People could do it if they take a few years, but it would break quests, spawn points, npc pathing etc.

 

it wouldnt break spawn points but 100s of new spawns would need to be place down in the new areas (unless they are on the borders) some quest would have to be fixed to fit it and npc pathing would have to be redone for most of the world (not for all interiors though)

 

also novem99 how does this not make sense makes perfect sense to me unless your talking about the modders who could do it just dont want to do it.

Edited May 20, 2016 by hellwolf95

[Novem99]

It doesn't make sense from the view of a modder since all he would do is just making something that already exists larger. He wouldn't create something new.

[pw508]

What about a mod that doesn't scale the world, but scales the player, all NPCs animals and items down by 25% or more? I don't know a ton about modding the game, but this seems a lot less far fetched than some of the other ideas I've seen.

 

Sure, if you're 25% smaller some things will be too large like doorways, wells, bars, and other simple things, but at the same time the world will be that much larger. Like I said, I wouldn't know how to do it or how complicated it actually is, but on paper it sounds a lot easier than making the entire world larger piece by piece and would be interesting to try out.