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You start it by walking up to some Khajiit and just asking for a ride to Elsweyr. They drop you off in the forest where you get told that some Sabrecats retextured to look like tigers think you’re pretty cool and special and so they give you a whole ass encampment.
Someone then tells you you should go talk to a Moon Sugar dealer down the river and she passes you off to another cat who has you help his brother kill some Thalmor.
Then a different cat shows up at your encampment with the air ship left behind by the Thalmor you killed and he wants to go help a supply station out in the middle of the desert supposedly being attacked by Thalmor.
So you go do that but get told that the leader of the anti-Moon Sugar Thalmor death squad must’ve retreated so you should find him.
You attack his tiny camp only to find him not there either but he left behind a journal babbling about wanting to hit more supply stations.
You get back on the airship and on the way back home you get attacked by the Thalmor leader and his four goons in their own airship. You kill them and go back to your encampment where Captain Kitten tells you his buddy is being held prisoner by a gang of Argonian pirates on an island in the middle of the sea.
So you go and kill like 6 Argonians in their tiny island base and rescue Captain Kitten’s friend who’s supposedly a guy but uses a female Khajiit model and has a female voice.
The gender confused Khajiit then tells you they’re not coming with you and they’re gonna turn the pirate base into a new outpost for the New Elsweyr anti-Thalmor resistance group…but you should check back later.
So you go back to your encampment in the forest and turn around and talk to Captain Kitten who tells you it’s time to check in with his gender confused friend.
You go back out to the island where there’s one Khajiit who literally tells you to go away, another who’ll sell you low level weapons/armor, one who makes a joke about being an adventurer until they found a ball of yarn, and one that tells you they don’t get the whole arrow in the knee thing.
You speak to gender confused cat who tells you they built the base.
Thats it - mod over.
There’s two side quests - one where you collect some ingredients and get the single custom made torso armor, and another where you find a Sload, go back to the quest giver, gather some ingredients, go back to the quest giver, and then go back to the Sload and kill it for an enchanted sword.
There’s no exploration, no dungeons, no followers (though there’s one that seemed like it was meant to be), a player “home” that’s 100% useless once you finish the quests, repurposed assets that make no sense for something that’s supposed to be Elsweyr, and all of maybe 8 new items (6 alchemical ingredients, 1 sword, 1 torso armor).
I’m sorry but even if I had played this when it came out - I would’ve thought it was bad.
The author simply puts a lot of clutter in one cell, which leads to FPS loss due to increased amount of draw calls. Without a significant reshape and increase in size of the whole game map and its boundaries, as well as landscape and indoor locations, you cannot really do it right. As a result it gets overcluttered and just looks weird and even claustrophobic. Why JK's mods are highly praised is beyond me.
Yeah, yeah, whatever strikes your fancy to each their own different strokes for different folks and all of that, I get it.
the dark souls inspiration is barely surface deep that the armors have been getting replaced slowly over a couple patches now with 0 uproar or care. the actual inspiration is the Divine Comedy, Christian history (allesians having popes, inquisitors, ect) and Kirkbride lore
I'd say vigilants actual weaknesses are it's age and how later mod entries in the soon to be quadrilogy are just better designed and more tightly interwoven with the narrative.
I thought it went Unslaad > Glenmoril > Vigilant
He’s got a fourth in the oven too? Any info on what that is?
I’ve never actually played any of them but was always intrigued. The departure from the lore towards more DS/Bloodbourne flavor sorta kept me from jumping in.
Also, in regards to horror, the very start of Clockwork is pretty creepy as you move through the underground sections before you get to the mansion. Definitely doesn’t vibe with the rest of the mod though as it just becomes a standard mystery story.
Beyond Reach also has some unsettling bits.
One of my favorites is when you take out the Orc stronghold and find a couple human women who’ve been raped, tortured, and murdered. You find one still alive who’s clearly mentally shattered and goes on and on about the abomination growing inside her. In the background, standing on a peak, is the spirit you encounter later in the story - just watching you…on first playthrough you don’t know what it is and you may even ask yourself if you even actually saw it because it appears and then vanishes if you look away.
wouldnt compare the lore to ds/bb its just grounded in the wacky dubiously canon side of the lore. were talking like c0da, loveletter of the 5th era, KINIMUNE and the The Seven Fights of The Aldudagga.
its called daC0DA and its probably gonna be out in august or September. it came into existence because he wanted to try to incorporate Ithelia into glenmoril (did not work out) and took a break from it to see how he would do that and its about the underking, manimarco, the numiduim and probably landfall but I cant tell from google translating his blog.
Elnora's house mods way to much clutter and decorations, less features than a lot of the other big house mods and just generally kind of meh. if you like them neat but i dont get the apeal
I stopped using that overhaul because I very rarely actually used the abilities it had. It's a cool idea I just never really felt like I actually wanted to use the abilities. I prefer a perk tree that has more passive traits personally.
I'm also not usually keen on amateur written mods like the guy just mentioned about women tortured and murdered. That's just kind of cringe and sordid to me. It just seems distasteful and immature so I wouldn't enjoy that.