This is a MOD that adds “rideable horses” to the world of 7 Days to Die. With a different feel from the bike or gyrocopter, it’s well suited to anyone who wants to enjoy a horse as a means of getting around.
What kind of MOD is it?
Telrics Horses V3 appears to be a MOD that adds rideable horses to the game. According to the description, horses can be purchased from the Trader Inventory, and once obtained they can be used as a means of transportation. In addition, there’s also a chance of finding them in loot.
This MOD was originally created by Telric, and this V3 release appears to be published with Oakraven updating the resources and arramus handling the sharing. It’s said to be redistributed with Telric’s permission, making it a version updated for the latest release through the cooperation of the community.
Key features
- A new means of transportation—horses that can be purchased from the trader
- There also seems to be a chance of finding horses in loot
- With a different feel from vehicle-type rides, it should help with exploration and getting around the map
- As version 3.0.0.0, the resources have been updated for the latest environment
*Finer specifics such as exactly how speed and stamina are handled, or whether combat is possible while mounted, cannot be stated for certain from the publicly available information. Please check the actual behavior in your own environment.
Installation tips
As with general MOD installation, you’ll likely place the downloaded folder into the Mods directory.
- MODs that add vehicles or entities often need to be installed on both the server and the client in multiplayer.
- MODs that include large resources may conflict with other vehicle-adding MODs or MODs that modify vehicles. We recommend installing them one at a time and testing after making a backup.
- For detailed supported versions and whether any prerequisite MODs are required, always check the latest information on the original Nexus page.
Who is it recommended for?
- People who want an atmospheric means of transportation different from cars or bikes
- People who want to add the roleplay element of “traveling by horse” to the survival world
- People who want to make early-game travel on foot a little easier
On the other hand, if you value a purely vanilla-leaning experience, or you’re uneasy about managing MOD conflicts, it may be safer to first try it in a standalone environment before fully adopting it.
Original page: https://www.nexusmods.com/7daystodie/mods/7422