Skyrim, with its rich story, incredible attention to detail, and lush snowy landscapes, has to be one of the most immersive gaming experiences of all time, though there's one tiny aspect that's always got a little in the way of this.
All of the NPCs, and the Dragonborn themselves, appear to have come down with a bad case of Rockjoint, meaning they all move with the grace of a particularly clumsy plank of wood, interacting with the magical world they inhabit on a pretty basic level in most respects. It’s hardly a game-breaking concern, but for those who really want to get their teeth into roleplaying a mighty Nord barbarian, cunning Khajiit rogue, or a devious Dunmer warlock, it is a tad jarring to see characters moving quite so awkwardly.
Thankfully a new mod remedies this immersion blocker by giving the residents of Skyrim a whole new lease of life. JaySerpa’s Immersive Interactions mod does exactly what it says on the tin and allows the Dragonborn and NPCs to perform context-aware animations while interacting with the world, breathing a deep new level of realism into the game.
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