
You know what Iâm about to say. Thatâs right: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim continues to be the gift that keeps on giving. Almost 12 years after its release, Skyrim is still packed with great new content. For the most part, thatâs thanks to the gameâs incredible modding community.
In recent months, Skyrim mods topped 100 million monthly downloads which is a testament to fansâ dedication to this game. There are so many mods to choose from. You can face Doctor Whoâs terrifying Weeping Angels if you so wish, or you can totally overhaul the gameâs NPCs - making them far more photorealistic. Thereâs also a very cool Mass Effect inspired mod expansion that adds over 9,000 new lines of dialogue. Ever wondered what Skyrim looks like with over 600 mods applied? Weâve got that covered too. Today though, the latest creation to grace us introduces an Oblivion-style fighting ring.
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As reported by Gfinity, the mod is brought to us by Nexus Mods user RedBag. Titled âRedbagâs Falkreathâ, the mod includes âextremely detailed unique horses, new 4K textures, and an arena you can fight inâ in what is, quite obviously, an overhaul of Falkreath. The mod also includes 10 brand new NPCs with five of these being warriors that you face in the arena. The overhaul includes two new residential houses, and three new guard towers, gates, and walls too. In other words, plenty to keep you busy.
The creator promises no loading screens when entering the fighting arena and whatâs more is theyâre focusing on creating an even bigger and better arena mod in the future. Weâll be keeping an eye on that one.
There is one catch. Itâs best to install the mod before beginning a new game save. You can attempt to install this mod mid-playthrough but due to the complexity and âinvasivenessâ of the files, this can cause stability issues and isnât recommended. You can download the mod for free from the Nexus Mods site.
Topics:Â Skyrim, Bethesda, The Elder Scrolls, Mods