Poorly written “guides” have many negative effects on the community, and I very strongly believe that when undertaking to provide a guide or class-based information, you must hold yourself to a very high standard and provide that information responsibly. Unfortunately, much of this poorly researched and "feelycrafted" content is located on popular and easily accessible sites, giving it high visibility for newer players who, regrettably, do not know any better. These types of “guides” are a plague to the community, and it is shameful that some of them even exist. Outside of this guide and the ones I have recommended ( Wowhead), we have recently been subjected to a veritable onslaught of guides and videos making all sorts of unsubstantiated claims or providing misinformation, both minor and severe. Pick the topics that are most relevant to you and slowly work through them.
You will find a wealth of information and numerical data in this guide, and I recommend you go through it section by section. Heading into Shadowlands, this guide will serve the same purpose as it did in BfA and prior expansions: providing quality and accurate information about Retribution Paladin. I have been raiding Mythic progression for a long time, and I have played a Retribution Paladin as my main for even longer. I am a Ret Moderator/Theorycrafter/Templar in the Hammer of Wrath Paladin Discord, and you can check me out in-game under the name Ilivath. Sorry folks, but total conversions are frequently PC-only territory.Hey there, Skeletor here. Sadly, you won't be finding any of these on PS4, and most won't be available to Xbox One due to console mod restrictions. There are a handful that you can lose yourself in right now, however, giving your favorite Skyrim character whole new worlds to explore.
The biggest of these radically change the game to such a degree that they qualify as total conversions - a mythical status of mods that has given the gaming community such gems as DotA, Counter-Strike, Day Z, and Garry's Mod in the past.Ĭurrently, most of the Skyrim total conversion mod projects aren't actually finished, or even in a state worth downloading yet. Honestly, there's no need to really ever leave the frozen Skyrim expanse, though, as hundreds of thousands of mods out there can keep you coming back for years to come.
With all the focus on re-releases, MMOs, and card games in The Elder Scrolls universe lately, it seems like a long wait is ahead before we get a true single-player sequel to Skyrim.
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