In a number of cases Special Edition lost a few popular mods due to the fine tuning of the systems, but the enhanced textures and rendering physics makes it a much more desirable experience to modern players. The main issue that many players have run into since the release of the Skyrim: Special Edition, however, is that a number of external mods are required to make Enderal compatible with this new version. Additionally, SureAI consistently updated the mod for some time, with the final patch having been recently released in January 2020.
The mod is essentially an entirely new game, with a new story and series of side quests to explore in a dark world that is completely separate from the base game. RELATED: The Elder Scrolls: 10 Named Dragons & Why They're Famousįor those that aren't entirely familiar with Enderal : Forgotten Stories, the "total conversion mod" is a completely new world built on top of the Skyrim engine. Though Enderal still isn't available yet, it appears that an expected release should be on the way sometime in the next month or so.
While SureAI recently announced it will not be working on adding compatibility to port the Skyrim mod over to the Special Edition version, some fans are taking it upon themselves to push the project forward. However, until recently, the mod hasn't been easily compatible with Skyrim: Special Edition, which comes with a number of enhancements that most players otherwise have to add to the base game from external sources. A lot of mods add whole new ways to play The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim, but few are as substantial as SureAI's Enderal: Forgotten Stories total conversion mod.
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