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Peronally, I play solo, but I am excited to see it being used for content creation. It has a major possiblity to increase skyrim's popularity by a lot.
Same but I agree. Hell this could also allow us to adventure with, say, friends, or fellow Forge members
The possibility of it is interesting, but part of me doesn't want to deal with all the complications that could come up as a result. If it is proven to work with at least 90% reliability then I will give it a try.
I’m with Pixel on this one. It’s hard enough getting single player Skyrim to work, I can’t imagine the glitches that will arise from multiplayer Skyrim.
But if it does work the possibilities are endless. Imagine co-op character builds with co dependent synergy. Imagine tackling massive bosses with a friend? Really I can’t wait to see this mod up and running, but I don’t want to get my hopes up too much.
It'd be utterly awesome for sure, but I just am very hesitant to get my hopes up for it working as you said.
Theoretically, how many players could one multiplayer game support?