Hey everyone -- just thought I'd give a quick update in case you were curious about what's next.
I'm sure some of you are surprised that another house hasn't been released already, given the rate at which I was previously cranking them out. The recent pandemic has made a lot of trouble for my personal life, resulting in some setbacks for my modding. Not to worry, however; things are back on track, and as of today I'm starting work on the next installation of my series -- 'Identity Crisis' -- which I hope you'll all enjoy.
That's all I'll say for now. Enjoy this update on 'Tsatampra Xiros' in the meantime (as well as more glorious dialogue recorded by the incomparable Daniel Hodge) and I'll see you soon!
A small, but impressive, quest mod that rewards you with a player home that you can access anywhere, anytime.
The quest, although short, is pretty well made. It is super atmospheric, can really bring that otherworldly and eldritch feeling that is usually associated with Hermaeus Mora. The voice acting is also top-notch.
The only caveat is that this quest just makes much more sense if you are role-playing a character that is a scholar and/or is a worshiper of Hermaeus Mora.
Played the mod with absolutely smooth, no problem, no CTD, no fps drop. Love the scene, lighting placement, and the VA. i have 400+ mods installed and its just running perfectly well. Endorsed.
For those who have problem with this mod, try fixing your modlist first instead of blamming the mod not working well for you :)
This mod absolutely slaps. Went in blind (as in didn't even know about it was installed, I'm playing Lost Legacy) and WOW. All the areas look amazing, Hermaeus Mora is on point. The amount of polish is nuts. Thanks for making this <3
for anyone new to this mod the screenshots are deceiving, you don't get to live in the cool looking fishing spot, or the cultist shack at the beginning of the mod, with unique assets and cool furniture. the actual house is a generic standard apocrypha book mess without the appeal of the sickly green skies and sea of ink. its just a cave of books. which if that's you're thing this mod has done nothing wrong but the real appeal is the constant never-ending talking of mora (great va btw) and his assistant. there's no way to silence them and they will talk forever
I don't think you need this anymore, but for future reference. I only needed chapters 1, 3 and 6 to continue. I don't think there are any chapter 2, 4 or 5, at least I didn't find them.
[SPOILER: 1 was in the cabin on the left from the entrance, 3 in the centre with the cultist, 6 at the end of the zone.]
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I'm sure some of you are surprised that another house hasn't been released already, given the rate at which I was previously cranking them out. The recent pandemic has made a lot of trouble for my personal life, resulting in some setbacks for my modding. Not to worry, however; things are back on track, and as of today I'm starting work on the next installation of my series -- 'Identity Crisis' -- which I hope you'll all enjoy.
That's all I'll say for now. Enjoy this update on 'Tsatampra Xiros' in the meantime (as well as more glorious dialogue recorded by the incomparable Daniel Hodge) and I'll see you soon!
Septimus Signus: Serves Mora, goes insane and dies.
Mirrak: Serves Mora, doesn't go insane? And dies.
No need to worry though! I'm sure my service will be different!
Even Einstein would give a relative high five on that.
The quest, although short, is pretty well made. It is super atmospheric, can really bring that otherworldly and eldritch feeling that is usually associated with Hermaeus Mora. The voice acting is also top-notch.
The only caveat is that this quest just makes much more sense if you are role-playing a character that is a scholar and/or is a worshiper of
Hermaeus Mora.
For those who have problem with this mod, try fixing your modlist first instead of blamming the mod not working well for you :)
[SPOILER: 1 was in the cabin on the left from the entrance, 3 in the centre with the cultist, 6 at the end of the zone.]