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Dorkly: For convienence, I've linked to the NexusMod page for each Skyrim add-on, in case you want to try any of these out. If you're new to modding, check out Nexus' step-by-step guide. It's easier than it looks. You can also find some of these on Skyrim's Steam Workshop page, but you can't mix and match those with the Nexus versions -- and many of the Nexus mods I'm listing aren't available through the Workshop. You have an impossible decision ahead of you. Do you want the simplicity of the Steam Workshop? Or do you want Animated Fart Shouts?

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Dorkly: Skyrim is, as you may be aware, a pretty massive game. Without even accounting for the cartoonishly-high number of mods out there, the fifth Elder Scrolls game is basically endless. So, naturally, with that much space to toy around with, Bethesda left a bunch of weird little Easter eggs hidden throughout - and a lot of non-hidden stuff that you just never noticed because the game is so stupidly big that lots of people who plunked over 100 hours in never even finished the main storyline.

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Skyrim Fansite writes: "Hircines Ring headlines an expanded Skyrim jewelry collection available for pre-order at the Bethesda Store. Yesterday, the Bethesda Store announced an expanded lineup of new Skyrim jewelry. A total of four new pieces join the current Skyrim collection, including for the first time a wearable ring. The new Skyrim jewelry includes: Hircines Ring Amulet of Arkay Amulet of Kynareth Stormcloak Necklace These four additions join the Amulet of Mara, Amulet of Talos, Nightingale Necklace, and Dragonborn Shoulder Plate Necklace. The Bethesda Store can now boast an impressive collection of eight handcrafted pieces in the Skyrim line."

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Only a few days after launch, Grand Theft Auto 5's PC version has hit a record number of concurrent users on Steam for a non-Valve game.

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3. Kinda Funny Games

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