'Skyrim' Co-Op Is Finally A Thing 11 Years Later
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The Elder Scrolls series lives full-time in the hearts of many generations of fans (and consoles) but has so far failed to allow players to go on adventures together – why did Bethesda even make horse armor DLC if they never intended to let us flaunt it in front of our friends? Like, The Elder Scrolls Online has been a thing for a while, sure, but if that were enough to satisfy the needs of hundreds of thousands of Co-op-hungry fans, we wouldn't have seen numerous attempts at making mods that allow players to coexist in the actual world of Skyrim or Oblivion. Fans want the real thing, not an MMO that feels like a Disneylandified nostalgia ride. The glorious Skyrim Together Reborn mod gives us what we want and more.
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Bethesda, Skyrim Together Reborn
This new mod allows us to enlist up to 7 of our friends in story quests – and that's if we want things to run stably, because the modders have already tested it with over 30 players, and it works, for the most part!
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Bethesda, Skyrim Together Reborn
This is such spectacular news, and in case Starfield ends up failing, also a great excuse for Bethesda to hire these fan devs and entrust them with the next decade's slate of Skyrim remasters. Though not perfect yet, Skyrim Together Reborn provides by far the best way to play Skyrim with all of our friends, and it's also completely free. Anyone who owns the Skyrim Special Edition or Anniversary Edition can join the over 50 thousand players it has gotten since its release just a few days ago by getting it here.
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