As I splash around in the bowels of the flooded ship, the freezing water eats away my health quickly, and I can only spend a few seconds paddling around before I'm near death. I've said it before, and might as well say it again: it really sucks when you have to buy a preset amount of funbux for something you want, instead of just paying whatever the actual price is.įaced with the prospect of starting a new game and beginning with that long wagon-ride into Helgen, the arrival of Angry Shouty Dragon, the familiar tutorial escape, and the uneventful trot into Riverwood, I decide to download the always wonderful (and free) Alternate Start mod (here's the link for standard Skyrim), which lets you begin your game as someone other than the Dragonborn on your way to execution in Helgen.Ĭan confirm: cold water is cold. Even with the 100 free credits Bethesda gives you, you still need to spend $8 if you didn't grab the survival mode while it was free (I forgot to). SSE's survival mode costs 500 credits in the Club store, which is about $5, though naturally you can't buy $5 worth of credits: the minimum amount is 750 credits for $7.99.
Having already bought some items from Creation Club for Fallout 4, I decided to buy and try out the new survival system. We've also got a list of the best mods for Skyrim Special Edition.Īt the same time, I'm curious about the mode itself. Splitting such an in-depth mod with quests, characters and dialogue is going to be messy and time consuming and there are very few mod porters who would be willing to go through that process.Explore our curated list of over 100 of the best mods for The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim. Interesting NPCs would have to be split up into multiple parts, assuming that it can fit within the current 5 GB total mod storage space for the Xbox. That doesn't take into account that the Xbox One has a lesser file compression rate compared to the PC version, meaning that the size of the mod would increase by a pretty large margin, anywhere from at least a 50% (an additional GB) increase to twice the original size (2+ GB and rarely more than that). That number alone makes it impossible for the mod to be directly ported as there is a 1 GB size cap on all Xbox One mods. Said: Don't count on Interesting NPCs on coming to the Xbox and it's for a very simple reason, the mod's size which stands at roughly 2.2 GB once all patches are considered.
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