Thank you, sir, for this monumental work of modding genious. The moment I spotted the legend itself resting upon that once desolate and barren table, tears began to pour from the wells before my eyes and I fell into spasms of glee, but also pure respect to you and every drip of blood, sweat and the lord knows what else it might have cost to you create such a blessing, no, a miracle that this community is not even worthy to get wind of! I daresay that you have fronted or even lead the revolution of Skyrim, nigh, global modding for all developers. I hope that one day the creators of works such as Falskaar and Endreal can see the pure wonder and joy that a mod akin to yours has generated for players, myself and the rest of the community included.
Is it too much, then, to ask if you would kindly port this game-changing concept to Morrowind or Oblivion, should you have the time? When progress is made, I'll be damned if I can't send you every penny I own once I see the first alpha of "Extra Apple for Morrowind", even if it does not accomadate the Bloodmoon expansion - by god, even a retexture of this exquisite addition into the mighty 2K or, dare I say, 4K would, despite the labors involved, allow my very soul and mind to become one with the many hours added by the great anomaly that is "Extra Apple". I speak for all when I say another four years development time is but a minimal wait we shall survive when awaiting the ultimate release of the "Extra Apple" saga.
Please, my good sir, I take my renamed and midly enchanted Iern Halmet off to you for giving me the experience and privelage to endulge in the wonder of "Extra Apple for Skyrim". I cannot give a rating for your mod for I fear that I would shatter the very review society by scrawling a single word onto this inadequete gaming platform.
By all of the power invested in me, I bestow upon you the title of Grandmaster Skyrim Modder, a name held for only the most glorious. And to you, I feel we, the community, owe this gift.