Holy shit.
An intrepid Elder Scrolls player, curious as to why the game stopped him at the border between Skyrim and Morrowind (the playable landmass of the third game in the series), engaged noclip mode and decided to look beyond. What he claims he found wasâŠthe entire continent of Tamriel.
https://lastchance.cc/your-guide-to-getting-skyrim-looking-and-playing-bett-5860367%3C/a%3E%3C/p%3E
He took snaps along the way, recording landmarks such as the volcano Vvardenfell and the Imperial City in Cyrodiil (centre of the fourth Elder Scrolls game), and while theyâre of reduced scale and greatly reduced texture quality (theyâre basically just lightly-textured blobs of landscape), he says theyâre there in the game, every time you load it up.
Begging the questionâŠwhy?
Could be to make your in-game maps and aerial sightseeing more realistic. They could have been used as reference when building Skyrim. Or they could be there as a modderâs playground. Who knows!
If you want to try it out yourself, see if it actually works, thereâs full directions on how to do it at the link below.
Entire Tamriel Landmass built into Skyrim. PPSh-41, via Destructoid]
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