I allowed Elenwen to stay for the conference, which enabled me to give the Stormcloaks a second hold to make up for it. The first time I tried it, Stormcloak side, I didn't start until after I'd killed Alduin, meaning I'd completed Season Unending in the process. Skyrim At War is also still in development - the latest update added the aforementioned performance option, enabling us to reduce the number of soldiers in the mod.I've been trying to use CWO. These new features are complemented by minor additions such as unused dialogue options (such as retreat orders) and enhancements for unique military NPCs (including General Tullius and Captain Aldis). Soldiers follow the player's character, and a simple command system (both in the form of dialogue options and actions such as drawing weapons) enables us to order them to hold their position or cease fire. What's more, if we manage to rise through the ranks of a faction's army, we can lead our own troops.
In addition, BraccaMykar79 has added new warrior types for each faction, with the different factions also employing different strategies in battle. It's not the sheer number of soldiers that impresses in Skyrim At War. Fortunately, this does not translate into an excessive load on the hardware ( Skyrim's engine handles "background" characters surprisingly well), although the mod also enables us to reduce the number of combatants by more than half to improve performance. Although we won't see the whole "legion" at once, all new soldiers will exist in the game at the same time. Of course "large" by the standards of the title, because the game considers gatherings of 16-22 warriors to be armies. The mod introduces over 2 thousand soldiers patrolling six main routes or fighting large battles.
As you can easily guess, the project prepared by modder BraccaMykar79 focuses entirely on the civil war tearing through the province of Skyrim.
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