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Given the very specific compatibility Skyrim Together has, something like https://nexusmods.com/skyrimtogether seems to make sense.

Specific mods made with this version in mind.

Do we have a "modlist" that actually work, btw? Like, Simonrim.

Like, is there any 'danger' when you're in your bed/house, or it's 100% calm until you go find battles.

Basically the title, details here if required (my own post): https://www.reddit.com/r/Stadia/comments/w0xsm7/big_news_othersidexyz_yuga_uses_google_cloud/

Basically this. Otherside.xyz, a weird new blockchain-based metaverse game, uses Immersive Stream for Games.

Here a demo of the game: https://twitter.com/ajexsr/status/1548531906916007937?s=21

It's basically a rival of Crayta (already on Stadia), somehow. Metaverse competition.

Finally a Google Cloud powered Cloud Native game using Stadia's tech (GCISG).

For now, you could say it's exclusive (available only on GCISG), ha.

Summary of facts I've recollected, if you're curious.

1. They use Google Cloud ([https://www.improbable.io/blog/improbable-expands-existing-partnership-with-google-cloud](ht

I'm oversaturated by the spell addons on Skyrim modding scene (Mysticism, Arcanum, Odin, etc).

I also dislike vanilla spells (specially their balancing, but also lack of creativity or epicness).

I'd love to see an up-to-date magic overhaul that reduces available spells, and replaces (some) of the vanilla ones with some cooler spells. I love the feeling of getting a new spell as something epic, impressive, useful. I don't like having 100 summoning spells.

I already use "No vendor spell tomes" + "Dino's Spell Discovery" with experimental learn-by-practice feature, making the process of obtaining spells very unique and rewarding.

Triumvirate is a nice vanilla plus spell package, too.

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Sources: Stadia Dosage & my own.

Sharing this list because probably people haven't seen it. Remember, Stadia promised 100 games in 2022. And we roughly know 80+ games already. Check them by yourself. Specific sources provided in the Stadia Dosage link (great job btw).

1. Rainbow 6 Extraction (Jan 20)
2. Trollhunters Defenders of Arcadia (Jan 25)
3. Fast and Furious: Spy Racers Rise of SH1FT3R (Jan 25)
4. Life is Strange Remastered (Feb 1)
5. Life is Strange: Before the Storm Remastered (Feb 1)
6. Moto GP 21 (Feb 1)
7. Dynasty Warriors 9 Empires (Feb 15)
8. My Hero One’s Justice 2 (Feb 15)
9. Adam Wolfe (March 1)
10. Dawn of the Monste

All weather mods touching lighting, or lighting mods (lantern of skyrim, lux orbis, etc) are shallow. They don't "change" the lighting system, they just tweak it.

ENB Light is the only serious attempt I've seen, also ENB in fact, without ENB Light, is very good at editing light (such as night light).

But I'd say, someday, an epic overhaul of light should appear so it's click & play + realistic light.

PS: This is just a showerthought, i'm not requesting anything.

Having a demo here: https://stadia.google.com/game/outriders

Not even mentioned here: https://outriders.square-enix-games.com/en-us/demo

Why? Well, you guess. Just wanted to share this.

On the other side, we have Capcom having an exclusive link to showcase Immersive Stream for Games demo (https://play.cid.capcom.com).

Lake runs at 30fps. Far Cry Primal runs at 30fps. Deliver us the Moon runs at 30fps.

Just, why? Stadia can smoothly run Red Dead Redemption 2 or Resident Evil Village at 60fps, yet can't pass 30fps for Deliver us the Moon? Is Stadia saving energy or something?

Stadia is getting slower with age, isn't it.

It lacks players because there're no games.

It lacks games because there're no players.

Bring the players by expanding the platform to other countries.

Bring the games by drastically improving the porting experience.

It seems they know what to do, but will they do it?

Who's going to port Tomb Raider sequel, if any? Themselves?