Wildlander Dev Interview: What are the plans for 2024?? 

0:0:00-0:24: Introduction and gratitude for watching the video. 0:30-1:34: Introduction to the interview with Dylan B Perry, mod pack creator of Wildlander. Plans and expectations for Wildlander in the new year. Challenges and updates regarding Dylan's personal life and the development of Wildlander. 4:03-6:55: Future plans for Wildlander post-graduation and stability. Discussion on the impact of personal circumstances on creative work. 7:04-13:40: The impact of Dylan's coding education on Wildlander and its future development. Reflections on the importance of organized development processes and professional practices. 14:01-19:55: Content creation for Wildlander, challenges, and potential ideas. 17:37-26:05: SK's idea for cinematic storytelling within Wildlander. Mention of content creation challenges. Difficulty and complexity in creating custom characters and interactions. 27:02-37:38: A comparison between Skyrim and other games like Baldur's Gate 3 regarding narrative flexibility. Discussion on the limitations and challenges of Skyrim's narrative structure and potential improvements. 30:02-30:55: Quick question/association game about various aspects of Wildlander (Guilds, Skills, Dragon Priests, Spells, Morthal, Armor, Illusion, Necromancy, Gold, Sneak). 31:00-34:01: Acknowledgment of lacking variety in armor and the desire for more customization. Thoughts on necromancy and its potential in the game. 34:12-39:28: Mention of potential improvements in the economy system (Gold). Thoughts on illusion and its challenges, particularly in Requiem. Excitement and potential for improving necromancy in the game. 39:33-42:29: Rapid-fire question/association game about various aspects of Wildlander (Gold, Sneak). 42:34-43:58: Closing remarks, gratitude, and acknowledgment of challenges and fan support.

Nice to see this, I agree that its hard to motivate to make content when a game isn't getting the big updates to pull you back in. Esp. when it's a game you've played a lot and other titles are always vying for attention. It's also true that Skyrim is a more focused experience than a true sandbox like Kenshi or dwarf fortress, so its more a challenge to play in such a way that feels original. It's nice to hear Dylan is grinding up his programming skills, hope to see that reflected in 1.2 :D

Nice interview. Hopefully the team can push out the update sooner than later. I've been holding off on getting too far in a new playthrough on regard of it

luv u sk!