Here are some examples. You can create and manage up to ten “home bases” for your many battle buddies – places they’ll head back to when you dismiss them, where you can set up “work and relax locations” for them, and which you can rename and move (many) followers between. It has a “robust” MCM menu that lets you tweak options across various gameplay areas, like sandboxing, mount and riding support, combat, movement, control, actions, and – well, you get the drift. The framework is essentially a “multi-follower framework that is easy on game resources and gives you the choice between animal or humanoid companions”, as the modder explains, that folds in a wide range of adjustable and tailorable features. There’s a lot to Nether’s mod, and it’s impressively far-reaching and deep in its scope. It’s a hugely impressive and “resource-friendly” add-on that lets you bring up to ten companions with you on your adventures, adding some real immersive depth to the experience through lots of customisation options. But, every now and then, a new mod rolls around that knocks our socks off – and Netherworks’ new Follower Framework mod looks like it could well be one of these. We’re never short of new Skyrim mods to check out, thanks to the decade-old RPG’s ever-dedicated and talented community.
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