As far as I remeber the special edition got some free creator club content when they did the upgrade (supplied via CC downloads). They were things like the fishing, saints and seducers, survival and something I can't remember.

Are they included in the special edition on GOG? It mentions creation club isn't available with the GOG version. I'm concerned about compatibility issues between steam and GOG if things that are included with the special on steam differ from the GOG version.

Hey, at least it is DRM Free now! :P
Hope in some years GOG DRM Free edition becomes the ultimate skyrim edition for modding. :)

Congratulations to the 14 years GOG!
Many Thank you for the Skyrim release on GOG. I've been waiting for it for a long time (like a lot of other people).

If you could maybe release the Legendary Edition of Skyrim and also the respective Creation Kit then that would be great too.

Many greetings!

Pleasantly surprised to see Skyrim being released on GOG at all, but I'd like to second all of the users asking for older versions (at least Skyrim LE 1.9.32 and ideally Skyrim SE 1.5.97) to be added as optional downloads along with the Creation Kit - the CK being added should be obvious, and some mods (mostly SKSE ones) simply don't support 1.6 yet, so it's a shame they can't be used with this DRM-free GOG release. You wouldn't even need to make custom builds of those versions, just snub out the Steam DRM DLLs, add them as unsupported downloads, and let the people who want those versions grab them and use them if they want. Everyone wins :D
Lower system requirements, using/testing mods that haven't been ported over to SSE yet, IIRC some modders still use the old 1.9.32 CK just to make sure their mods are compatible with every version of the game, I'd say "avoiding Bethesda's clown car of constant game updates that break SKSE plugins" but that's technically a non-issue with this GOG release... also, it'd just be nice to have these versions of the game made DRM-free for people who want them. It is true that LE is generally more unstable, but I don't really see any reason not to include it for the people who want it simply because "it's inferior! no one should use it because it's old!!"
giving microsoft, one of the most drm-friendly companies on the planet, $20 for an 11 year old game everyone already owns 69 copies of? lol nice try todd

I'm up to 420 copies.

what a surprise! instabuy for another DRM-free collection.

Oh, okay.

Flicks though a newspaper comics thread featuring the classic Hungarian comic Jucika.

...What? It was as inevitable as saying it was inevitable in Dwarf Fortress.

i only own 3 with the version on gog i think

Please update The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion with all official languages.


[url=https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/The_Elder_Scrolls_IV:_Oblivion#Localizations]https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/The_Elder_Scrolls_IV:_Oblivion#Localizations[/url]

It's not that simple. Just because I understand things from different angles doesn't mean I'm against having it here. I am always for more options/choices and let people choose for themselves.

Still, the requirements isn't that huge of a deal; it's been ages since 2-4GB was the norm. And we we can't expect them them to service a very small fanbase after so many years (would be nice - but reality is something else). At some point we have to move forward.

And the mods? Well, creators made those in their spare time and some/most have moved on. That's just life. Either modify them yourself or find others. I've "lost" a few myself but always managed to find some newer and better.

It would be like wanting MS to still sell Win 98/ME/XP because you still have an old P3 500 that some very few games runs better on natively (personally I'm rooting for them to go open source, but that's me in a nutshell. :)

And we, on GOG, have waited patiently, for so VERY long.

And now it is time to rejoice.
:D

So it's finally here. took long enough,

If it were on Connect I'd give it a shot, but since I rolled back to legendary less than an hour after getting the SE "upgtade" added to my Steam account I'm not really all that excited to see this.

Of course the mess may be fixed for the GoG release, but this version on Steam was the worst copy I own, and I had the PS3 version that crashed whenever I got too deep in water.

Does the GOG version of this game work with mods that do not originate from the Nexus Mods website itself? Can mods from other places still work in the Nexus Mod Manager and be successfully installed in the GOG versions of Skyrim?