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Skyrim VR modders doing incredible work and sometimes hitting on really interesting tidbits of VR gameplay... like being able to hold the hand of an NPC to lead them somewhere. This has been done in other games but is far more intimate and compelling in VR

Hand-held leading in VR

8 seconds · Clipped by Ben Lang · Original video "New Skyrim VR Mods in 2022!" by Ben Plays VR

8:17 PM · Nov 11, 2022

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I remember when this was a huge gameplay element of Fable 3, how you could lead NPCs wherever you wanted? Now we can do it in VR. It's awesome, I love it :D

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I wish I like Skyrim/fantasy because the Skyrim mod scene has been incredible. And I think it shows that if Bethesda had made better ports (or just steadily maintained them), these games would be a core tent pole of VR and VR design.

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