The popular and meme-generating messaging system of Elden Ring has just been added to The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim courtesy of a new mod. FromSoftware's latest action-RPG is one that incorporates many elements of the studio's previous releases, including difficult combat and non-traditional multiplayer systems.
Despite the fact that Elden Ring is easy to 100% compared to other FromSoftware games, it is by no means an unchallenging experience. The signature level of difficulty that players have come to expect from this famous Japanese developer is on full display in this title, and many gamers will find themselves leaning on Elden Ring's multiplayer functions to get past its many environments and bosses. Perhaps the most useful way that this multiplayer is implemented is through summons, which allow players to enlist the help of other Tarnished in combat. However, the game's messaging system can also be a great boon, as fellow players will leave behind hints for puzzles, finding hidden objects, and beating certain bosses.
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Although Bethesda's 2011 RPG Skyrim launched with no such messaging feature, it looks to have received it nonetheless thanks to a mod from NexusMods user TommInfinite (via VG247). Just like a recent mod for Fallout: New Vegas, Skyrim players who download this file will be able to leave behind messages for their fellow players. Unlike Elden Ring's system, this mod lets players write whatever they choose, rather than combining words and phrases from a predetermined list. The plugin also includes a rating system that supposedly functions in a similar manner as Elden Ring's.
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