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A player recreated Skyrim in Halo Infinite’s Forge, and it’s really good"I used to be an adventurer like you, then I took an arrow to the Needler"
“I used to be an adventurer like you, then I took an arrow to the Needler”
Image credit:Rock Paper Shotgun/Bethesda Softworks/Xbox Game Studios
Image credit:Rock Paper Shotgun/Bethesda Softworks/Xbox Game Studios
Halo InfiniteForge mode users were already creating somewild mapson launch day, so it shouldn’t be surprising to see someThe Elder Scrolls V: Skyrimlocales appear in-game too. If you’re unfamiliar, Forge is a long-time Halo mode that allows players to create their own custom maps and modes. In the past, players used Forge to remake classic maps or remix existing ones. But Infinite’s take on Forge is more robust, allowing forgers to create maps that don’t look like they belong in Halo. No, seriously, what is Whiterun doing in Infinite?
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The same forger also created Skyrim’s opening townRiverwoodwith scary accuracy. Some of the interiors aren’t too convincing, especially when you spot UNSC barrels, but the rest of the package is spot on. Surprisingly, Riverwood seems like it would be a fun PvP map, as well as a Skyrim throwback. There’s plenty of cover with the homely buildings, and the actual river would probably act as a no man’s land-type partition. Infinite only needs another few dozen Skyrim maps before Bethesda can port their RPG to yet another platform.
I’m sure this won’t be the last time I find something cool in Halo Infinite’s Forge. On my way to find Riverwood, I clicked through tons of stuff that caught my eye, including convincing models forMcdonald’sandWaffle House(AKA the deadliest battleground.) 343 have said they’re working on Forge matchmaking, so we’ll be able to compete against others in Infinite’s most popular forged maps.
