Dawnguard adds an extensive faction questline and Hearthfire adds a bunch of immersive RPG features. Some of these downloadable content packs are as extensive as Skyrim’s main quest. Vanilla Skyrim is already a massive undertaking, with a single main story playthrough lasting about 30 hours – and that’s before you dip into Skyrim’s extensive side quests, which can easily add between 70 and 200 hours of gameplay to the experience.īut when you really run out of things to do in the base game, it’s time to dip into Skyrim’s three DLC packs – Dawnguard, Dragonborn & Hearthfire. So, before you go reaching for another DLC like The Witcher, check out this list of the best Skyrim quest mods: Expanding Gameplay with DLCīut before you go delving into the extensive world of the best Skyrim mods, have you taken a look at the official Skyrim DLC? Skyrim’s modders have been really busy over the past few years, so there’s enough material available on forums like Nexusmods to keep you busy for a long while. Skyrim’s modding community are committed to making sure no one ever gets bored of the title, adding everything from new characters, new quests, new guilds, and some even overhaul the entire storyline. It’s not just because Skyrim has over 200 hours of content for gamers to enjoy, with the Skyrim Special Edition having even more. far Bethesda’s most successful Triple A title, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is the gift that keeps on giving. On another note, I also fear that people who played Brain Dead would stumble on Autumn Leaves and ignore it because “Oh, hey, it’s Brain Dead all over again!“ Since Autumn Leaves was out but a few weeks before Fallout 4, I always felt that people didn’t have the occasion to discover it by the time they jumped to F4. (Though Autumn Leaves lasts around 6 hours vs 1 for BD.) Since I witnessed the interest that “Brain Dead” had raised from the players, I thought it would be cool to jump on the occasion to tell them that more of this kind of quests exists. Why am I making a post of it? (With quite the big headline, at that.) Well, to raise some awareness of Autumn Leaves, really. After all, Autumn Leaves’ inspirations are countless (Asimov’s, Cluedo, Planescape : Torment, Arcanum, older Fallouts, etc.) and being influenced is a natural part of the writing process. And I seriously think this is perfectly okay.
Now, now, truth be said, I honestly thought Bethesda’s staff played Autumn Leaves, had a blast with it (I hope) took some things out of it and made their own thing for Far Harbor.
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