The current focus is filling these areas with content like NPC’s and quests. The team has completed designing most of the world space, including cities, towns, and wilderness. This team is relatively far along, although an official release date hasn’t been announced and isn’t likely to be in the upcoming year. The Bruma mod acted as a teaser for the full-scale release of this project, although it’s not likely to be completed for some time now. It also has quite a bit of hype surrounding it, after the release of Beyond Skyrim Bruma over on the Nexus mods website. The Imperial homeland of Cyrodil is one that fans of Oblivion will be excited to return to. Elder Scrolls Youtuber EpicNate has complied this information over on his channel, and you can watch the associated video below:

Today, I will be going over the different states of development for all the in-progress projects and offer speculation on when they will be ready to go live. Despite this constant communication, there isn’t actually any kind of organized progress map or potential release dates for the mods. If you’ve been a fan of the project, you know that the teams like to give out progress updates and sneak previews using their Youtube channel, or their website at. These various projects are the size of fully priced Bethesda DLC, or even new Elder Scrolls games, and are being developed entirely by the modding community. The idea is a series of mods that add in entire new provinces, and even continents, to the game of Skyrim using its engine. The Beyond Skyrim Mod vision is one of extreme ambition.

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