Immersive Movement mod for Skyrim greatly improves the movement of the player, animals and creatures

DSOGaming writes: "Last week, we informed you about the Immersive Movement mod for Fallout 4. Created by modder Zana Daniel, this mod changes the movements of the player, animals, and all creatures in such a way that would actually make sense from a biological and physical perspective. And the modder has also brought this mod to Skyrim."

[TyrellCorp]

Between Bethesda and the modding community this game is one dry cow. Hopefully we get something, anything new at E3 this year from BGS

[sinspirit]

I can't wait for the Skyblivion and Skywind mods though. Those will definitely be a time sink.

I think they said they are working on a new engine before the next Elder Scrolls because they want to do things they couldn't do before and the old engine is holding them back.

[TyrellCorp]

The ES modding community is amazing no doubt, I’ve been keeping an eye on those projects for sure. There’s also the guys doing the beyond Skyrim mods like Bruma. They’re attempting to create/recreate all the provinces in Tamriel but in a concurrent timeline with Skyrim.

I hope you’re right about a new engine man, I know there was an interview with Todd Howard sometime back where he stated they knew what they wanted the ES6 to be but quickly followed by saying something about not having the technology at the moment.

More importantly Pete Hines and Howard have been emphatic about the fact that they have 2 major projects they’re working on before ES6. So ES or not it’s been 3 years of silence on any of these mystery projects and I’m just hoping we finally see something, anything.