This Week In Modding: Elden Ring Survival Mode, Binley Mega Chippy, And More

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Elden Ring mods once again dominate our mod round-up this week. From making the game even harder, to making it possible to explore Binley Mega Chippy, fans have no shortage of ways to get more out of the game now that many of us have beaten it.

Of course, there are also a couple of showings from the Skyrim modding community this week. This includes an update on a story from our last round-up, surrounding an issue modders were facing when including LGBTQ+ content in their creations. All of this and more in this week’s mod round-up.

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Last week, we reported that Skyrim modder XilaMonstrr was campaigning to get Bethesda to remove the words “queer” and “lesbian” from its blacklist. Now, we’re happy to say that this has been a success, and Skyrim and Fallout 4 mods can now include all of the identities in the LGBTQ+ acronym, just in time for pride month. XilaMonstrr was quick to make the most of the restrictions being lifted, bagging the first mod to include the word “lesbian” by renaming her mod that previously had to censor the identity.

If you want to mix up your playthrough even further, why not terrorize Skyrim as Nemesis from Resident Evil? A previous mod made Nemesis an enemy in the game, but now thanks to DisgruntledWombats, we can play as the big man himself. It’s probably best to avoid bringing him out in front of the townfolk, however. They’re pretty understanding of the Dragonborn’s behaviour, but this will cross the line.

We don’t cover Hades mods enough, so here’s one that caught our eye this week. The OlympusExtra mod from AlexKage adds more gods and boons to the PC version of the game, and has just added Apollo to the