The extensive mods have probably contributed to its popularity over the years, as they allow players to completely change and customize their gameplay experience. Users can change just about anything with the help of mods, with one fan transforming Skyrim to make it look like real life. In addition to a graphics overhaul, fans can implement more subtle changes that make the world more immersive. However, one Skyrim player decided to use mods to showcase the ridiculousness that can happen on screen.

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A user named Not_COPPA_FTCA has uploaded a clip of a heavily modded intro to The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim. For those not in the know, the main character is about to be executed in the game’s opening sequence, along with some characters key to the story. However, a dragon attack interrupts their execution, allowing players to flee Helgen and reach a small town called Riverwood.

It opens with the main character looking at a Stormtrooper from the Star Wars universe, but that’s probably the least unusual thing in the clip. Alduin appears on time to attack Helgen, but Not_COPPA_FTCA uses a mod that replaces dragons with Macho Man Randy Savage. Instead of being intimidating and scary, Randy Savage shouts with excitement as the Stormtroopers try to hilariously fight with a bow and arrow.

Fans in the comments recognize other mods enabled in this clip. For example, it features Darth Vader’s iconic breathing and the sound from the pause menu of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Not_COPPA_FTCA mentions that they use a mod that adds “anti-immersive” sounds to their Skyrim playthrough, with other sounds also being present due to this mod. Some fans also mention hearing PlayStation’s startup sound right at the end.

One user calls this video Peak Skyrim, but others state that Not_COPPA_FTCA didn’t go far enough and encourage them to continue modding Skyrim. On the other hand, many players appear disappointed at the lack of Thomas the Tank Engine in this video. Fans are modding Thomas into various other games, including Elden Ring and Cyberpunk 2077, with one terrifying mod involving Lady Dimitrescu from Resident Evil Village.

The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim - Anniversary Edition is out now for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.

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