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Well, someone made an Ulfric Stormcloak Big Naturals mod

First, the Baldur's Gate 3 modding community gave Elminster Big Naturals, and then everyone's favorite dignified corpse Withers too. The Skyrim modding community, not one to be left behind, has finally followed suit.

It began with a request to give Ulfric Stormcloak "Big Naturals" on r/skyrimmods. "Does current technology allow this?" someone innocently asked, while we knew full well the answer would be "yes". It took a day to give the people what they wanted: a mod that gives the Jarl of Windhelm the gigantic gazongas he apparently deserves.

Response has been positive. "This is actually how he is first described in the original lore", one commenter helpfully explains. "Finally, a good reason to join the Stormcloaks!" says another.

If you're wondering why the fuck this is happening, apparently Gandalf Big Naturals was a Tumblr meme back in 2022? This one went right by me at the time, or maybe I just blocked it out of my mind. The idea of giving videogame wizards and other authority figures huge honking norks has also spread to Stardew Valley and Oblivion Remastered. Nowhere is safe. Soon wizards with tig ol' bitties will be everywhere. Tear out your eyes before it's too late.

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Popular PS Plus Extra Game Gets Surprise Free Content

The Elder Scrolls Online PS Plus Extra game
(Credit: Bethesda)

PlayStation Plus Extra is always filled with exciting games for PS4 and PS5 gamers to play. Some of these games included with the subscription are ongoing online experiences that regularly receive free updates, bringing brand-new content to the game. That includes the popular fantasy MMORPG, The Elder Scrolls Online.

PS Plus game The Elder Scrolls Online will get free content starting with Season 0

The Elder Scrolls Online is introducing Seasons to the MMORPG. Season 0 will kick things off, which will officially launch on April 2 and runs until July 8. As indicated by that window, each season will last three months long, and feature new rewards, adventures, and ways to play based on a single theme. ZeniMax Online Studios and Bethesda Softworks state that a Season can include new gameplay content, base-game changes and improvements, Tamriel Tome, and rotation of Gold Coast Bazaar items.

The Elder Scrolls Online’s Season Zero is called Dawn and Dusk. Here is everything included in the new seasonal update:

  • The Night Market Event Zone
  • The first wave of player experience improvements
  • The first wave of class and combat refresh improvements
  • The introduction of Tamriel Tomes with the Tome of Dawn and Dusk
  • The introduction of the Gold Coast Bazaar

Additionally, The Elder Scrolls Online’s Update 49 will release a few weeks before Season 0, on March 9. This will include a slew of player experience improvements. Here are the first wave of quality-of-life changes coming with Update 49:

  • The ability to respec Skills and Attributes directly from the UI at no cost
  • An increase to the speed at which you train your Riding skills
  • An increase to furnishing limits on half of the game’s player houses
  • A return to the 30-day listing window for Guild traders
  • 16 mounts of all shapes and sizes moved from the Crown Store to gold vendors
    • One of these is a brand-new gold purchasable mount: the Ebon Dwarven Horse.
  • Increases to rarer Antiquities expiration times
  • A change to make Outfit Slots account-wide
  • And more!

For non-PS Plus subscribers, The Elder Scrolls Online is available on the PlayStation Store now for $19.99.

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Elder Scrolls 6 Is Unlikely To Appear At TGAs, Insider Unsurprisingly Claims

Water is wet, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is going to perform strongly at The Game Awards, and oh, yeah, The Elder Scrolls 6 will likely be nowhere in sight. The source for each of these statements is common sense, common sense, and common sense, respectively. Scientists can back up the first; The Golden Joystick Awards can presage the second. And Jason Schreier, who is both the best-known gaming journalist in the industry and a fellow Xenogears enjoyer, can probably be added to the third.

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