We should see more skirmishes, more refugee camps, more bandits, and even evidence of a movement for acceptance of werewolves and vampires. Skyrim is simultaneously experiencing a Stormcloak rebellion, a Forsworn insurgency, a flood of refugees from Morrowind, a Dragon Crisis, and a Vampire Crisis, yet I personally felt like Skyrim only told us this rather than showed us.

A game that reflects the harshness of the games story. A world that moves beyond the Dovahkiin as a character and even the player. create a lore-friendly experience that is deeper than what Vanilla offers. Why do all animals 'attack' instead of hunt? Why doesn't cloud coverage protect vampires from the sun and weaken a werewolves connection with the moon? Why don't wolf packs migrate throughout their territory? Why does everyone have a sword but not a single person has a spear? Where is the politcal diversity and moral ambiguity? Where are the wagons transporting goods everywhere, keeping the economies afloat? Weather patterns, Animal migration patterns, historical, economic and political patterns, etc. create a more realistic experience that brings in-depth scientific theory and knowledge into design philosophy. create a bigger and better Skyrim experience, that feels both more realistic and fantastical, that feels like a mix between Mount & Blade and a FromSoftware title create a fun, immersive RPG experience that makes me feel like a mix between Kylo Ren and Kratos (especially killing gods) Mods have made Skyrim great, but there is more we can do! This is just an idea rn, but it's an idea I've been working on for years. Throwaway account so if I don't deliver I can't be held accountable :)

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