…is a “be who you want, do what you want” game.So to do that, we have to talk about what Skyrim really is. If the player gets into a bad situation involving the cold, sometimes these spaces overlap (combat penalties due to being cold, etc).Īll of the above are lessons that Last Seed should continue to follow. It’s been described as (paraphrasing) “making the least interesting part of the game, walking around, one of the most enjoyable parts of the game.” When we enter a different “mode”, like dungeon crawling, we expect it to get out of the way, and rightly so.
When the game is in that in-between space, Frostfall can fill the void and give the player something new and interesting to care about. Part of this acknowledgement is that hypothermia really isn’t that important when the player is busy slaying dragons or delving a dungeon its place is in the “in-between” time. It acknowledges what kind of game it is, and doesn’t try to force it to become something else. Please take what I have to say with that spirit in mind.) Accepting Skyrim As It Isįrostfall is successful and enjoyable, I think, because it takes Skyrim at face value. (Please note: If I draw comparisons to other needs mods in this article, I don’t mean to disparage them in any way I see Last Seed as a different approach to the same mod theme, and not a better approach necessarily. So, why create “yet another needs mod” when there’s already so much to choose from? I hope I can answer that in this post. Sound familiar? Chances are, you’ve already played (or at least heard of) iNeed, Realistic Needs and Diseases, Imp’s More Complex Needs, Basic Needs, and so on. It will focus on food, thirst, fatigue, overall wellnenss, and a range of diseases. It’s been rolling around in the back of my head for years now. Last Seed will be a bookend to my existing immersion gameplay mods, Campfire and Frostfall.
This is probably going to be an unstructured ramble of what’s going on in my head, so, buckle up. I’d like to talk about my attitude toward these systems and where I think Last Seed fits into the grand scheme of things. I’d like to write a short article about what’s been going through my head lately regarding the development of Last Seed, my upcoming “primary needs” mod.
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