'We give updates if we feel like spending time doing it, right now it's the same as before 'we are still fixing bugs'. 'First of all we don't owe the community anything,' Griot said in the reddit post. Skyrim Together aims to add online multiplayer to Bethesda's hugely popular open-world fantasy RPG, and pulls in an impressive $18,284 a month on Patreon.īut it's been some time since the Patreon-only playtest held earlier this year - and disgruntled players want to know what's up. Lead programmer Max Griot took to the Skyrim Together subreddit to respond to a thread titled 'is something going to happen?' that was posted after months of radio silence on the project. The controversial Skyrim Together mod is once again under scrutiny after its chief creator declared: 'we don't owe the community anything.'
