Arena: Markarth Side - Skyrim Village Mod 

Totally possible to do for Bethesda. That was what I was expecting when Hearthfire came out but it was a basic system that's just like the player home in Markarth Side but mine has less options and doesn't require materials. Just cash.

@@The-Skyking you know, that's also fine as well, there are times when i liked the idea of slow changes to happen, not sure how your mod works if it's all done at once or if it's done in slow acting scripts. i remember a cool mod back when i was regularly playing skyrim that had a really great economy system set in place, the only thing that mod didn't offer was esthetics to the that was effected to a meaningful degree. the mod is called real estate mod, anyway the mod was all about you purchasing property in order to rent it out to the people living in them, you could set the rent to i think 3 options, high rent mid rent and low rent, i loved these options and depending on which one you choose it would effect the mood of the NPC's living in said property but i also thought it would have been great to change the esthetic of the city based on these choices, so let's say if you gave your tenants cheap rent, their house esthetic's would look richer, but if you chose to make them pay high rent, their esthetics would view on their home as a more impoverished look as a result. the mod didn't have this feature on offer, this was just an idea that i had while using that mod that i thought would make a great addition to that same system, i also thought it would be great to donate my other homes to exist as other possible orphanages or homes for the homeless to serve as a humanitarian settlement situation scattered across the landscape because at some point while using this mod, i had more money than i needed or could spend on things to do with lol, like i even got myself a taxation mod that sort of got some of that money but that didn't really feel meaningful because you couldn't see any effects of the money being used in the landscape in a meaningful way, like an example is more guards added in or out of the city walls or perhaps the guards could have better esthetic looking gear. i mean you could purchase nearly every building in the game, but the effect of owning them didn't really grant the player with much of anything other than something to purchase or claim and make some passive money off of, this idea stems from a mechanic i loved when i played games such as assassins creed brotherhood back in the day, where you would essentially rebuild Rome via partitioning an architect to build and you would spend some money to get that landmark changed and improve the landscape conditions to make it more meaningful and to sort of lore play the idea and aspects of that location so life wasn't just improving on paper, it was improving and it was something the player could see in the form of the action taken. i have a mod similar to this in FO4 whenever i add a settlement location, suddenly i get minutemen NPC's all walking within the landscape all fighting together in militia's for the betterment of the commonwealth, which means they kind of serve to fight against all the bad creatures and robots and raiders that you dynamically come across without any help and it's some meaningful thing you see because you provided a place where they could feel safe that they essentially create their own army spanning across the landscape and it's wonderful to watch this all unfold as you build more settlements. so your not just doing something for the resources or money benefits or skills, your also doing it for the overall impact to the population within the landscape that can be seen and not just a feature that's only listed on paper.

YES! I know I'm being lazy. Not to shoot excuses but last week was hell and work is now hell. I need to do it though. I should have back in January.

Cancel that. Click the "For Sale" sign.

Yes it will.

@@The-Skyking thank you