Skyrim Player Makes Realistic Version of Cicero
It's been more than ten years since The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim hit the shelves, and yet it still seems to be going strong. As a game that players can sink hundreds of hours into, it can take a very long time to finally see and do everything that's possible. And that's before anyone starts using mods to expand it even further. Alongside this, fans love to tinker with the visuals of the game or create new interpretations of the epic RPG's assets, which include some of the game's most notable characters.
In an image uploaded to the Skyrim subreddit recently, user chauzi attempted to make a more realistic version of a well-known NPC, the mad jester Cicero. The image features some text which says that the neural network struggled to process the photo of him correctly, so the user utilized Photoshop to improve what the AI had already done. The result is a pretty spectacularly realistic version of the eccentric assassin.
Skyrim Fan Creates Realistic Portraits of the Game's Characters
For those who aren't aware, Cicero forms a significant part of the Dark Brotherhood questline. Some may see him as one of the most standout aspects of the guild, while others will see him as a perhaps more irritating character. In any case, his role is prominent, being the carrier of the Night Mother's coffin, and he also has an interesting backstory that seemingly explains his descent into madness. Players don't even need to join the Dark Brotherhood to encounter him, as it's possible to spot him on the road to Whiterun, where he asks for help repairing his cart.
Although it still looks pretty to this day, there's no denying that the game has aged over the years. Fortunately, over such a long time, many have created mods that make Skyrim more
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