I have a ton of mods, and on a character that is long played and has some issues from other stuff, So I know there had to be a few issues caused on my end. But I found this to be rather buggy. Chest facing the wrong way. Doors that wouldn't open and I had to disable collision to get through. Summoned creatures couldn't follow because I think the navmesh might have been messed up. In fact I had the console open a few times.All in all, if you are just looking for something to do, this is ok dungeon crawl. But it could use some polishing.
Entering the third of the five dungeons and the one thing I have to say is that if you're thinking of getting this, download it with either a new game or a game that hasn't gotten very far. I'm running through with a full-Dragonbone level 70 character and it's easier than getting out of bed (which considering that involves a leaking air mattress, is actually saying something) and slightly more fulfilling.
The loot isn't the best so far, with a pair of Ebony Boots and an Ebony Greatsword being the biggest drops, but considering I'm running around with about 534,000 gold right now, I'm here less for the money and more for the Archery leveling, since that was Legendaried long ago.
Overall, it's been good for getting used to the arrow arcs again, since it's been a long time since I've played this seriously. All in all, it wasn't a waste of a download since there's no story to get bored of with these, and I've always thought of Skyrim as a dungeon crawler anyway, just with a less cluster-y random loot system compared to other games in that subgenre.
I just tripped over two entrances to Holgur's (Holgar's? Hulgar's? However it's spelled) Tomb in Riften. However, both of them say that a key is required to enter. Looking at the posts here, I haven't seen anything about where the key may be found, nor what is necessary to acquire it. In short, nice mod; it would be nicer if I could actually play it.
I did not care of this mod. It was rather boring really. The mobs were dead stupid and I don't think I even took any damage from any. I did not have trouble loading or see many bugs, but I did not find it worth my time. Sorry, but thanks for playing. We have a lovely parting gift for you...
I'm playing on a game I've played through already so did not notice any bugs(doesn't mean there aren't any) but I just fast traveled to near the locations and played the dungeons. Most dungeon mods I play through then disable anyway. A couple a pretty short and only some of the enemies are leveled(I use enemy level cap mods) but a fun to go through and beat up bandits.
I had to disable this mod, I tested it and discovered not only a Massive HOLE in the wall for Embershard Mine (not fully verified) but walking towards Whiterun from Riverwood there is a massive hole/clipping issue in the wall.
Much of the terrain has been shuffled making holes visible and seams within the environment. Good idea, but there were too many graphical bugs for me. I didn't even get a chance to get to the dungeons before I got to my limit of "glitchyness" with a given mod.
As a heavy modder I have to look this stuff up carefully and this was too much, if the Author wishes to contact me to perhaps see if it was a mod conflict they may do so. I have roughly 110 mods running many are carefully load-ordered though many are visual.
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The loot isn't the best so far, with a pair of Ebony Boots and an Ebony Greatsword being the biggest drops, but considering I'm running around with about 534,000 gold right now, I'm here less for the money and more for the Archery leveling, since that was Legendaried long ago.
Overall, it's been good for getting used to the arrow arcs again, since it's been a long time since I've played this seriously. All in all, it wasn't a waste of a download since there's no story to get bored of with these, and I've always thought of Skyrim as a dungeon crawler anyway, just with a less cluster-y random loot system compared to other games in that subgenre.
Much of the terrain has been shuffled making holes visible and seams within the environment. Good idea, but there were too many graphical bugs for me. I didn't even get a chance to get to the dungeons before I got to my limit of "glitchyness" with a given mod.
As a heavy modder I have to look this stuff up carefully and this was too much, if the Author wishes to contact me to perhaps see if it was a mod conflict they may do so. I have roughly 110 mods running many are carefully load-ordered though many are visual.