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Video games and the power of winter by Eurogamer, a great read imho.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-12-22-video-games-and-the-power-of-winter
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-12-22-video-games-and-the-power-of-winter
Not really that impressive. Skyrim ENBs and mods were much better on non-SE version.
Do you have a video of one of those? cheers
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Noclip has produced a fantastic documentary covering the complete History of Bethesda Games Studio, following a week-long visit BGS and many of interviews with the team.
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It's a shame that the last TES game that I liked was Morrowind. I didn't like the direction they took the series after that and haven't played one since Skyrim. I had played every single TES game up to that point as they were released. And I'll always hate them for bastardizing Fallout. But that only applies to Bethesda the game developer and not Bethesda the game publisher (I like a lot of the games they publish).
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To be honest, watching that video just made me realize how limited Skyrim's engine has become.
They can put the largest textures and the highest poly-count models in there, but it won't change the fact that the world feels incredibly static.
They can put the largest textures and the highest poly-count models in there, but it won't change the fact that the world feels incredibly static.
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Visually it does feel a little static. Still, I still cannot think of any games other than Bethesda ones (modded or not) which simulate so much crap under the hood. Simple things like having the companions actually run across the map in order to get to a specific place. In every other game they'd simply spawn right where they're needed. Not even games like RDR2 do this. Kinda makes 'em come alive as well, albeit in a different way. And they've been doing that since Morrowind too. I remember being blown away by the fact that I've read a letter or something like that in Oblivion which said that some countess or dutchess would spend 2 days in her sommer home every other week and then encountering her travelling to said location in a carriage on the correct date. The insane systemic as well as quest flexibility still hasn't been surpassed either.
That's why I'm willing to live with the extra amount of jank and the not-so-fresh presentation. Heck, over the course of the past couple of weeks I've probably sunk 60+ hours into the Switch version of the game and it's still holding up.
That's why I'm willing to live with the extra amount of jank and the not-so-fresh presentation. Heck, over the course of the past couple of weeks I've probably sunk 60+ hours into the Switch version of the game and it's still holding up.
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new multiplayer mod for Skyrim, now up to 8 people can play Skyrim together.
https://old.reddit.com/r/SkyrimTogether/
https://www.patreon.com/skyrimtogether
https://old.reddit.com/r/SkyrimTogether/
https://www.patreon.com/skyrimtogether
Unfortunately I can't. I'm still waiting for the day I can have the cake and eat it too. Rockstar-like presentation, with Bethesda-like systems. MGSV was a step in that direction, and I feel like open world game other devs tried to respond. R* has been selling their games as if they are going to be much more emergent than they actually are since less gen, and I still somehow fall for that trick every time only to be disappointed by the actual product.
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Bethesda-like systems are always going to lag visually behind games that don't have them because they are that much more demanding. Bethesda may be approach console RDR2 fidelity in Starfield but game is firmly planted in the nextgen zone.
Of course when it comes out with Bethesda-like systems, it's going to look visually behind what everybody else is doing on nextgen.
You need to pick whether you want to eat a janky cake or just look at a lovely cake.
I wonder, does the skyrim special edition mods works on PSVR with hacked PS4 pro.
I keep getting spooked by the females in stock skyrim hahaha. They looks so scary weird
I keep getting spooked by the females in stock skyrim hahaha. They looks so scary weird
Skyrim's mod Enderal has become an independent game that you can purchase in Steam next week. You still need the original Skyrim in your game library, but it installs independently ..
https://www.pcgamesn.com/skyrim/skyrim-enderal-forgotten-stories-release-date
https://www.pcgamesn.com/skyrim/skyrim-enderal-forgotten-stories-release-date
i wonder, can Switch runs it. Currently it already can run a bunch of mods but i didnt follow it close enough
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