The diamond-cut sharpness and razzmatazz of the art design invited you into an incredible world, its enormity alluded to by the parallax scrolling and the various islands dotted in the background. That’s because I was five and everything from a scar to a kaleidoscope seemed amazing, but regardless, Sonic was something very special. Well, actually, I begged Santa, but ultimately that turned out to be the same thing. He goaded you into begging your parents for a Mega Drive to see if you had the stones to take up his challenge of perilous adventure across fantastic environs. As I thumbed through the pages of an Argos catalogue one fateful Christmas, my eyes fixated on a spiky blue anthropomorphic hedgehog taunting with a wagging finger. If you want even more hugging, there’s another mod called “ I’m Glad You’re Here” that lets you hug it out with your followers, in-game spouse, and other characters littered throughout Tamriel.It’s about cool.
To download this mod, which is a first for this creator, check it out right here. Apparently, that applies to our toon selves in-game, as well.
The world would be a better place if we had a little more empathy and a little more compassion towards one another. “We all need a hug from time to time, but not all of us have someone around to provide such luxury,” said the mod’s creator when explaining how this came to be in the first place. “Use your mighty magics to emulate the sensation of being hugged and improve your mood drastically.”Īccording to the mod’s creator, it’s a simple spell that was added for brevity, and you know what? Sometimes, simple is good. The Self Hug Spell Mod from Nexus Mods user The Seagull (uploaded by DevicsPrey) is bringing a little wholesomeness to the world of Tamriel.
Some of these fan creations are complete retellings and new adventures, while others - like this Skyrim mod - are more about the simple things in life. Skyrim is easily one of the most heavily modded games out there, more so since Bethesda started supplying console mod support.
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