Groovy, and Medieval too. Request: Can we have a forum tab for reporting, like possible problems, though? Me, personally, Im reading a (possible) conflict with Skyrim Sewers 4, which wouldnt be too hard to fix.
I think that you're constructing a really fantastic, playable environment. It really does provide Solitude with a lot more of that Capitol City flare.
I can't wait to see what new enhancements and or textures you've been working on. At the moment it does look A LOT better, but there are a whole bunch of glitches and strange obstructions, doors that don't open up to anything, etc.. In particular, I entered "The Alley" that is right near the Winking Skeever, and aside from the fact that the door opens up over a small fire pit, upon walking inside the inside is incomplete.
Like I said, I think you've done great and I can't wait to see the finished product. Just thought I'd share some of my experience, so far. Thanks, mate!
Nexus won't allow me to endorse this MOD but I want to say fantastic work, it makes me want to actually explore the city. Was it made with Inconsequential NPCs mod in mind? As it seems to work pretty well together. Love some of the new touches and look forward to finding the journals and notes from NPCs that have been hidden around. Fab!
Awesome Mod (3 comments)
Request: Can we have a forum tab for reporting, like possible problems, though? Me, personally, Im reading a (possible) conflict with Skyrim Sewers 4, which wouldnt be too hard to fix.
I can't wait to see what new enhancements and or textures you've been working on. At the moment it does look A LOT better, but there are a whole bunch of glitches and strange obstructions, doors that don't open up to anything, etc.. In particular, I entered "The Alley" that is right near the Winking Skeever, and aside from the fact that the door opens up over a small fire pit, upon walking inside the inside is incomplete.
Like I said, I think you've done great and I can't wait to see the finished product. Just thought I'd share some of my experience, so far. Thanks, mate!