Hey, I saw your post about 'asking the Tumblr Skyrim community about a cool idea you had', to paraphrase what your post said- terribly, I might add.
I don't think this qualifies as an 'ask', but oh well. -shrug- I decided against fighting with the weird character limit issue in the comments of any given Tumblr post and just came here.
Just know as someone who loves when people utilize their creativity to make gaming better, and also wants to support fellow creators despite NOT KNOWING HOW TO USE TUMBLR- well, I'm here to say HECK YES to 'creating character builds for Skyrim', and I am 100% here if you need support.
PS: I think there's a lot you could do with this, but my biggest suggestion is to create both 'modded' and 'unmodded' character builds, since not everyone knows how to mod Skyrim. And it's not the easiest game to mod even if I've destroyed my game several times by doing so, lmao.
As for character builds, you could do a general baseline of your go-typical builds, and then branch off into more niche territory. I mean, you could even go for the humor route or go 'super customizable', I personally dislike modlists that make me utilize every mod on the list, so that might be a fun thing to consider.
Anyhow! Just know you've got my backing!
Sincerely- A random stranger on internet who sucks at video games and destroyed her game with mods back before Skyrim SE was even a money-grubbing glimmer in Todd's eye. At least it works better on 64bit! :D
Original Post for any of yall that are confused:Â https://little-wintry.tumblr.com/post/690584005413912577/hey-skyrim-tumblr-community
Thank you so much for your advice!!! Going roughly in order of what you said:
Yeah tumblrâs character limit is whack
Thank you for the support :,D
I probably would do some unmodded ones, tho theyâd probably be a lil bit simpler- mods have been my bread and butter since my brother first showed them to me lol (tho of course with practice writing them, I could probably do some pretty cool unmodded builds)
I have a few character builds rn, and most of them have at least some room for flexibility with skills, perks, gear, etc - I donât wanna make it too rigid or Iâd feel like I was playing someone elseâs game, yknow? And at least one of them is almost entirely non-combat and just for fun ;P
And my mod lists are pretty long, but most of them are either personal preferences or just for flavor. For example, I have mods like iNeed on nearly every playthrough, but thatâs because I think realism (in the right doses) can be fun - itâs not necessary for any of the builds.Â
Thank you so much for the support, random stranger :D
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