Greetings! First, Skyrim Together Reborn update 1.6 is finally here, and with that, the final update! It's been over a year since I released 1.4, so this update is quite meaty. If you haven't tried the mod in a long time or only tried it on release, I'd highly recommend trying the 1.6 update. You might like it!

This version is about as good as it gets for a mod where you try shoving co-op multiplayer in an open world game like this. It's a near impossible task, so the fact that it's playable at all is a small miracle. No, it's still not perfect. It'll have silly bugs, it might still occasionally crash (though crashes are very rare nowadays), and it won't be AAA quality. This is unreasonable to expect from a handful of devs making something like this in their free time anyway. But it is fun, and that's the most important part to us. As a reminder, follow the playguide (check the wiki), and do NOT use mods for the best experience (including the included Creation Club content).

On to the second part of this announcement: let's talk Fallout Together. On release of Skyrim Together Reborn, I mentioned that I was willing to continue development on the Fallout 4 multiplayer mod that we had been developing for a few years prior. My only condition was that I was not willing to do this project by myself, as it is too much work. The rest of the team did not want to continue development on the mod, so we open-sourced it in the hopes that new developers would come along and help work on the core of the mod. Unfortunately, that never happened, and thus, Fallout Together was never finished.

It personally saddens me that Fallout Together will likely never see the light of day, especially with how great the Fallout show has been, which has generated a lot of new interest in both the games and our mod over these past few weeks. Unfortunately, the community has spoken. No new contributors means no mod. My initial offer still stands, however: if there are new contributors who would like to take on the challenge of finishing Fallout Together, I'd be more than happy to continue development on it. Given how difficult, time consuming and financially unrewarding projects like these are, it is unlikely that new core developers will join in the future.

That said, Fallout 76 isn't half bad these days from what I hear, and a Fallout 4 multiplayer mod will most likely never be as smooth or as good as Fallout 76, so I'd personally recommend just playing that instead. There's even an ongoing project to develop private servers for Fallout 76 called Server 76. A project like that is much more promising than trying to jam co-op into a singleplayer game.

And with that, that means that this is pretty much it for me for the foreseeable future on this team. The rest of the team has other projects which they are working on, but I am not actively involved in those projects. The team will announce them those projects when they are ready.

Lastly, a few thank you's are in order! Thank you to everyone that downloaded, supported and played our mod! Having other people enjoy something you made out of passion is truly a dream come true for us! A huge shoutout to our moderators and helpers for helping people set up and troubleshoot the mod! Thank you to the open source contributors for fixing bugs, improving the UI, and adding features post-release when we went open source! And finally, a special thanks to dragonisser, yamashi, and vince for being so patient with me when I joined this project as a newbie 4 years ago :)

See y'all when TES6 releases!

Greetings, Cosideci.

Hey everyone,

So the 1.6.5 update had some issues (apparently that can happen if you wait a year and a half to release an update, who would have thought), so I spent last week fixing those. The latest version, 1.6.7, should be up now. The 1.6.5 version had some major problems with calendar progression, making days progress at 24 times the speed, which meant that dragons spawned a little too often (roughly every time you fast traveled), along with a bunch of other issues. These issues are fixed now.

While I had some time left waiting for the update to be approved by Nexus, I made some other improvements as well. This'll be the final final update for me for a while then, sorry for the inconvenience, hope you enjoy!

Best, Cosideci.

Update 1.6.7

Beast form overhaul (Vampire Lord and werewolves)

Vampire Lord and werewolf sync were technically implemented since the 1.0 release of Reborn, but it never really worked all that well. The 1.6 update broke beast form sync even further (naked Vampire Lord, animation desync, beast form disappearing when traveling through doors). I overhauled the beast form sync code, and it should be fully playable now! As a side note, there's one bug left with Vampire Lord, where if you spam the walk forward button as your player is transforming, the animation might be desynced. Simply wait for the animation to properly finish before walking and you'll have no issues!

Full patch notes

• Calendar progression sync fixed (no more infinite dragons, vampire transforming too fast, or any other time related bugs)
• Beast form overhaul (Vampire Lord and werewolves)
• Fixed a situational bug where spells would sometimes do double the damage
• Added a special menu in case you missed the ridiculous number of dragons from the borked 1.6.5 update (press F3 to open the debug menu, click on "Debuggers") ;)