SKYRIMLE Read Books Aloud

[justjr]

HOLY COW

 

https://sites.google.com/site/rbaskyrim/home/overview

 

THATS AMAZING.

Sorry caps... too.. much... EXCITED!

 

 

 

 

[video=youtube]http-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQNQgZ106X4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[video=youtube]https-~~-//www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=pxtAteVu_Iw

 

 

 

 

 

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[Neovalen]

Yeah I saw this on Gophers feed. Awesome.

[JudgmentJay]

Yup, following this one with great interest.

[torminater]

I will use it if it won't cause issues :-)

[carlos3lance]

This is awesome...the featured voices really add to the immersion, from a story telling perspective. Heck, every time you open a book, you'd expect something like this, in a a game like Skyrim.

[Besidilo]

**** yeah.

 

Chesko is definitely one of my favourite modders out there.

[LynziRaeighn]

Chesko seems like a very dedicated modder and this looks/sounds awesome. :3

[justjr]

And the girl voice and act are amazing too. Lets not forget. :)

[MontyMM]

She has an excellent voice for this sort of thing. A very underrated skill. I'd love to have her do some acting in a quest mod. Far better than many of the Skyrim VAs that sound like they're doing bad Schwarzenegger impersonations.  It's not essential to have dodgy european accents the moment you enter a fantasy realm!

[Besidilo]

 

Nikkita is a member of the Skyrim modding community, and may visit these boards.  This sort of comment could make her uncomfortable.

[ath3nos]

 

Please see previous post.

[eberkain]

I so LOVE this mod!

[statmonster]

Is it something that is interesting as a novelty or would you use it over a long game? My question s driven by my play style in which in generally just scoop up books rather spend time reading them. Whenever I locate a book it usually seems to be in the midst of some mission I am focused on completing. If this became yet another tedious thing to tab through after the first few uses it might not be worth including. Or maybe I'm just pessimstic and wrong about how it would work out in the long run (or maybe most players do diligently read all those books littering Skyrim's bookshelves).

[Brighty]

Actually I think having this book read may result, that I'll be inclined to be more interested in what they contain. Voiced entries in Mass Effect's Codex made the contained encyclopaedic lore much more accessible. I'm not sure they considering it, but for me the best solution will be, if you could start the reading by opening the book, but continue listening after closing - while exploring.

[ath3nos]

Is it something that is interesting as a novelty or would you use it over a long game? My question s driven by my play style in which in generally just scoop up books rather spend time reading them. Whenever I locate a book it usually seems to be in the midst of some mission I am focused on completing. If this became yet another tedious thing to tab through after the first few uses it might not be worth including. Or maybe I'm just pessimstic and wrong about how it would work out in the long run (or maybe most players do diligently read all those books littering Skyrim's bookshelves).

 

From what I've read you will have the option to read the book normally or have it read to you. I think there might even be an option to just take the book without reading it at all. Personally I like to read all the books, but not while I'm in a dungeon. I'll read them later. This would let me start up Skyrim at work while sitting in whatever player home I'm at and have it read to me while I'm working, lol.

 

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