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Water reflections are cancelled out by a big block around trees between you and the water too.
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An Elder Scrolls: Oblivion thead
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Water reflections are cancelled out by a big block around trees between you and the water too.
Unfortunately I don't think I'll ever be the first, and can't afford to be the latter
All three.
Wish I were! None of the above, just having a quick lunch break enviously reading this thread.
Supposedly you need to disable SSR to prevent fallback to the nasty **** that are raster reflections *puke*
Likewise.. looking forward to having another session later. Performance isn't great but its passable with fg in ultrawide and 7800xt
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Is this like a more up to date version of Skyrim?
Huzzah!In case there's anyone else still left wondering about end user mods...
https://old.reddit.com/r/ElderScrol...ion_remake_is_infact_just_as_moddable_as_the/
It's specifically a more up to date version of Oblivion. Otherwise this...
Would instead say this...
I just manage my time well, plus the sparetime advantage of kids having long since grown up and moved out
I find that life + gaming is like a parabolic curve , when we are young we have no kids, no responsibilities etc and can spend loads of time gaming, then we settle down, get family commitments, have to bring up kids etc and the amount of time we can game drops, then the commitments cease, the kids grown into adults and go off on their own with their own families and you once again, as when you were young, have bucketloads of spare time to game, at this point in time I actually not only have the same amount of time to game as when I was young but now I also have more money to game than I did when I was young...I would actually say the best time to be a gamer is the post-family time !
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Good to see this on gamepass as I'm glad I didn't buy it. It looks really nice but OMG does it feel dated now.
I played it back when it first released and thought it was great then, think it's one of those games that if you've played the original leave it like that, some shinny graphics does not make it better but will tarnish the memories you had of it.
I played it back when it first released and thought it was great then, think it's one of those games that if you've played the original leave it like that, some shinny graphics does not make it better but will tarnish the memories you had of it.
The first rule of big keysite....
You've been on here for almost 15 years and you're only asking that question now?
You'd have loved Castiel
No.
Skyrim was the sequel to Oblivion. And like most sequels it (mostly) improved upon the gameplay of its predecessor.
Oblivion Remastered is Oblivion with updated visuals, a new UI and some minor tweaks to its gameplay. But it's still Oblivion - still a 20 year old game - at its core. So while it (mostly) looks better than Skyrim (particularly in screenshots), it is certainly not more up-to-date. If anything, it's the opposite.
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nope just wasnt sure if they liked advertising sites on here..cdkeys
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It's UE5. Even with a fairly mighty shader compilation step (around 4m20s on a 7950X3D) it's unlikely to be completely stutter-free, especially as UE5 is really not well suited to open world gameplay.