Are you crazy? I don't want to! But the video I posted was made with the PS4 version, I couldn't mislead my fellow gamers. Don't worry, FudgeMuppet will spend hours creating HD videos when the game is out on PC.Why would you ever want to play an Elder scrolls game on console?
Why would you ever want to play an Elder scrolls game on console?
Basically, if you get it on the Bone you are getting the same experience PC players got 5 years ago. On the PS4, sadly not since Sony isn't letting them add mod support (WTF Sony, I was rooting for you too). It actually makes sense though if you are an Xbox player. I remember running this game with a bunch of graphics mods on a 6870 and an AMD 640 or whatever it was. 6 months later I was at my friends and he was showing me his character, and I remember being blown away with how much shittier it looked on the 360. It's one remake I don't fault them for doing, because it legitimately a different and much better game on the Bone than it was on the 360. If you have played it on the computer though, then yeah you have no reason to buy it. And if I remember correctly, this was the first time I saw @Madmick turn into a PC convert. It was really just that much better on PC that I would give a 6/10 on console and 9/10 on PCWhy would you ever want to play an Elder scrolls game on console?
That is not out of necessity, that is out of addiction. If you scroll up to my previous post, that graphics card I was talking about that I played skyrim on was basically what is in the PS4 and that was in like 2011 for $200. Now I have a water cooled 980 Ti and max out everything at 3440x1440. I don't need it, I just want it. To breath, to feel, to know I'm alive
Sony is allowing mods.
Well, the Special Edition's target audience are people with 200+ hours. You're at the cutoff, don't be ashamed. I'm close to 400 hours total in Skyrim and I'm definitely playing it once more. It will be fun, there are tons of new builds out there and ways to combine mods to make the game incredibly addictive. Have you tried mod playing? You can add hundreds of spells and abilities when you combine them right!
Exactly. I don't consider myself a hardcore gamer because I never "tweak" my machine. I just make sure I can enjoy the game with high settings, no need to go "ultra-extra-FPS-1080p" each second. I tweak the game settings instead of tweaking hardware. Hardcore gamers can easily name their graphic cards with all the specs: I have to open my settings to tell you!
