He chose a Breton who was “attacked and left for dead”, which starts your character in a random location anywhere on the map with no armour, no weapons, no money, and very little food.
I let my friend choose the race and starting conditions of my character using the Alternate Start: Live Another Life mod. So I offered to start up a blog with a new character to demonstrate what I was talking about. However, I was having trouble communicating just how much it affected the entire game as a whole when you have to pay close attention to cold, wet, hunger, thirst, weather, animal behaviour, etc. A friend and I were discussing our Skyrim mods and how they affect gameplay, and I was trying to explain how several of my mods worked together to create an immersive game that had more emphasis on surviving Skyrim’s harsh environment. Survivin’ Skyrim is an in-character blog that started with a real-life conversation. Victor on Chapter 3: Honey in the Mead Hall
Cyssane on Chapter 3: Honey in the Mead Hall.
