There's no better time to return to your Skyrim adventure and say hello to your dear family – with a few mods to improve your experience along the way! Skyrim's longevity can be partially credited to its modding scene, as fans constantly seek to push the game into new directions.

Bethesda encouraged players to submit their fan art, cosplays, and other content for a chance to be featured in a special upcoming project. Updated Jby Gabrielle Huston: At Bethesda's E3 Showcase, Skyrim's 10th anniversary was celebrated and a special contest was announced. Here are 10 mods to spice up any player's love life, home life, or family life. Skyrim launched with the ability to marry certain NPCs and, in a later DLC, added the opportunity to adopt children from an orphanage or the streets of Skyrim's major cities. As fans know, the relationships the player builds with NPCs in an RPG are crucial to their sense of realism. That sense of connection and community factors into the genre of the game itself. RELATED: Skyrim Special Edition: 10 Mods Everyone Should Try I know that Skyrim's story requires the PC for conversatio. I really dig this idea but wanted to work on expanding it in some shape or form. Though Skyrim isn't available on the latest console, the PlayStation 5, modders have figured out how to solve even that problem! So I was thinking about the scenario in Heroine in Distress where the female PC tells the world that they are not the Dragonborn and a male Nord actually is. Not quite perfect, but you could use Skyrim Unbound to create a character that isn't dragonborn, and the follower mod Ambriel is a dragonborn according to her storyline. This is, in no small part, due to the dedicated modding community that adds both big and small tweaks to update or improve the available content. Skyrim is such a huge game that it's survived with an active player base for over a decade.

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