Looking for infinite dungeon mod

[Brogin]

So im looking for a mod that turns skyrim into a kinda roguelike? or at least some sort of infinite dungeon where you just keep going down and down, maybe when u die u get teleported to a hub of some sort, i love skyrim but i have played it so much that going into the normal world almost feels boring? looking to spice it up

[(TTV)OnBrandRP]

Originally posted by Brogin:

So im looking for a mod that turns skyrim into a kinda roguelike? or at least some sort of infinite dungeon where you just keep going down and down, maybe when u die u get teleported to a hub of some sort, i love skyrim but i have played it so much that going into the normal world almost feels boring? looking to spice it up

I don't think one exists, be the first, learn modding and do it.

[Morgan Fun Gamer]

I know that in the elder scrolls online whioch takes palce in the same universe as skyrim has an infinte dungeon it is called infinte archive and it takes place in hermaous mora realm and you can play it with up to 2 players.

[Brogin]

Originally posted by Morgan Fun Gamer:

I know that in the elder scrolls online whioch takes palce in the same universe as skyrim has an infinte dungeon it is called infinte archive and it takes place in hermaous mora realm and you can play it with up to 2 players.

wait i forgot ESO existed LOL oh my god this is so true, thank u

[Death Approaches]

there are a couple for oldrim, check out random dungeon generator (https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/63933) for a new 100-floor dungeon on every entrance, and then grab Cathedral (https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/23316) and follow the steps if you've never ported over a mod before.

but if you're trying to fight boredom a simple procedural generator isn't going to prolong this very much. try one of the first mods uploaded to SE, skyrim underground, ~70 new dungeons, new creatures to fight, etc. (https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/131)

[Brogin]

Originally posted by Death Approaches:

there are a couple for oldrim, check out random dungeon generator (https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/63933) for a new 100-floor dungeon on every entrance, and then grab Cathedral (https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/23316) and follow the steps if you've never ported over a mod before.

but if you're trying to fight boredom a simple procedural generator isn't going to prolong this very much. try one of the first mods uploaded to SE, skyrim underground, ~70 new dungeons, new creatures to fight, etc. (https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/131)

thank you so much :D

[Horror Pigeon]

This is not what you axed for by try the chim framework and pair it with missives for quests.

[Brogin]

Originally posted by Horror Pigeon:

This is not what you axed for by try the chim framework and pair it with missives for quests.

honestly this is pretty good as well!

[Horror Pigeon]

I'm not expertly technical but was able to set it all up with that video in the description page. actually want to take my followers into the dungeons of that skyrim underground sse that Death Approaches suggested.

[Brogin]

Originally posted by Horror Pigeon:

I'm not expertly technical but was able to set it all up with that video in the description page. actually want to take my followers into the dungeons of that skyrim underground sse that Death Approaches suggested.

honestly, i would love to see how the AI works for followers in a more casual setting like those job mods where u run a company

[Horror Pigeon]

You would probably still need to manually command them unless the modmaker makes an aiagent patch but they will respond, banter, suggest, etc. if you tell them what is happening. they are aware of certain things like surroundings, live and dead enemies, weapons, weather but unaware of other things like being near an inn or near water. still being worked on, afaik

edit: and they will know what's going on if there are quest updates with descriptive entries. they have a talent for that because they were made for adventuring

[Brogin]

Originally posted by Horror Pigeon:

You would probably still need to manually command them unless the modmaker makes an aiagent patch but they will respond, banter, suggest, etc. if you tell them what is happening. they are aware of certain things like surroundings, live and dead enemies, weapons, weather but unaware of other things like being near an inn or near water. still being worked on, afaik

edit: and they will know what's going on if there are quest stages with descriptive entries. they have a talent for that because they were made for adventuring

imagine you can teach the AI to better suite situations, like teaching it that it helps run an inn and as NPCs enter the "Inn" or designated building it would go around greeting people, how amazing would that be. soon we will have our true skyrim wife simulator LOL

[Death Approaches]

just don't confuse terminology... while we say AI we don't mean it that way, there's no AI here, just pre-scripted behaviours in actor packages... you want to see some AI in the game, grab Mantella[www.nexusmods.com] and create a couple free TTS accounts (or if you have skills, setup a local server) and NPCs will get downright creepy with you, I bet you could get Nazeem to do your actual tax return... just bring your laptop along if you get audited and he can speak for himself to the IRS agent.

if that's the future of gaming, I expect America is going to have a Japanese-level hikikomori subculture... work online, food and groceries delivered from online, friends online, and life, lived literally from your chair, in game worlds as realistic as reality.

edit: ahh nevermind, CHIM is just another implementation just never heard of it yet. :-) you know what I'm talking about already.