Many of the modding community who wholeheartedly endorse the free communal nature of Skyrim mods were angered that the closed beta was only available to those that paid, and rumors erupted that the mod was never going to be made free to play. January 2019 saw the mod enter a closed beta phase available to Patreon supporters of the project, which caused controversy within the community. Relatively quick and seamless transitions to online servers, mod support, and extremely simple installation had fans excited for an actually playable online experience. In 2017, the Skyrim Together team began releasing information on their vision for Skyrim multiplayer, and the modding community was on-board from the getgo. In 2015, Tamriel Online was released with similar goals in mind, but it was extremely buggy, laggy, and difficult to install for those without significant technological knowhow. While Skyrim Together is certainly not the first mod that has aimed to bring multiplayer functionality into the world of Skyrim, it is the most successful and easy to use.
The mod is currently available to the public without charge, and there are public servers available that can host up to eight players at a time. Skyrim Together is a mod that allows players to join public or private servers with the goal of offering a multiplayer experience playing through the game. Being able to play the familiar game with a cooperative party of real friends seems like a dream come true, and one modding team has managed to make that dream a reality. For many fans of the Elder Scrolls series, it has been a longtime dream to experience Skyrim with your friends.
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