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Anyone besides me getting it tonight?
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MY EYE IS NOT A CAMERA DANGBURNIT. That said, it's pretty incredible how amazing Skyrim can look thanks to the modding community and the fact that Bethesda is perfectly content with people modding the shit out of their games. They're one of my favorite companies for that fact alone.
Anyway, I'll see what I can do! I've been playing a shocking amount of Minecraft, Undertale, Grim Dawn, and a bunch of other games that leave my system feeling exceedingly bored, so after I get over that little kick I'll try to find something perdy. I think I might still have a few nearly maxed 4K Far Cry 4 screenies (only thing that wasn't cranked was AA, and my system could only hold around 55fps for those...what a piece of junk!) somewhere...I'll have to look for them at some point.
Edit: 4K screenshot, because why not: http://files.spectere.net/pictures/screenshots/mgs5/4k-001.jpg (forgot to turn off the Afterburner/RivaTuner overlay...sorry 'bout that)
Yeah, that is very true.
I do know how it feels to be at one of those zero advancement places. If the place treats you well and has a lot of good benefits it isn't too much of a problem, but if the place already feels soul crushing, going there every day can be a real killer.
I'm on a laptop. Don't have another harddrive to record to, or I'd have done that.
I've tried Fraps and OBS.
I just said screw it and started from scratch. I've run into that issue before, and it's almost always because of mismatched textures and models. Since most of the model/texture replacers that I used involved a ton of loose files, I figured it would make more sense to just install one mod at a time and test, painful as that may be. I didn't exactly relish the idea of popping everything open in NifSkope, trying to figure out exactly which mod pack it came from, and trying to figure out which files it actually needed.
I fooled around with Project ENB a little bit. I looked at Realvision, but it looked a bit too surreal for my liking in the screenshots (if you want to turn me off from a graphics mod, liberally include lens flare in your screenshots...I had enough of that in the late 90s, thank you very much). I'm going to give Vividian a shot...the weather effects in it look gorgeous, and it seems like it's a bit more comprehensive than other ENBs, as it includes a mod as well.
I've gotten pretty good at repairing Skyrim when I went through it during my last playthrough, not to mention tweaking some Papyrus scripts to my liking. I was doing so much picking and choosing that I just got fed up and extracted some BSAs and started mixing and matching models. This time around I'm using Mod Organizer (more straightforward than Wrye Bash, more powerful than Nexus Mod Manager) and the experience has been much more positive. The way that it installs mods is bloody brilliant, to the point that I wondered why in the hell they seemed to be the first to implement it. I was actually considering writing a quick and dirty mod manager that used their approach* until I ended up finding it since I tend to deal with loose files in a lot of cases (especially texture replacers, since loose files are more efficient than BSAs).
And yeah, I use SKSE. It's pretty much mandatory if you want to have any fun (even with vanilla! I can't imagine playing without SkyUI).
*Basically, it installs the mod into a directory in its own directory tree. When it comes time to install the mod to your Skyrim/Oblivion/Fallout/whatever directory, copies the files over there. When it needs to uninstall or check to see if another mod is trying to trample on another mod's files, it uses the directory tree that it created to know which files each mod uses. Simple, effective, and it eliminates the biggest issue that NMM has when you need to uninstall and reinstall mods: namely having to wait ages for it to unpack 7-Zip files and doing the install progress all over again. The fact that it's compatible with both FOMOD and BAIN installers (unlike NMM and Wrye Bash, which don't really support each other at all) in addition to simple archives is a huge plus as well.
I wouldn't go so far as to call it my number 1, but it's definitely up there. It's one of my most played games on Steam, for sure. And it's not that I feel bad about playing it, it's more than I feel bad about neglecting Bloodborne and Mass Effect 3 because LOL SKYRIM.
It does seem like every time I play through it my mod list grows and grows. This time around I've been working on installing about a bazillion graphical enhancements. I ended up getting something a bit wrong, though, since not all of the textures load (oops!). Still a work in progress. After I get that locked down I'll probably make a copy of my data directory (so that I never have to go through that insanity again) and then cram a bunch of gameplay mods on top of that.
I just wish that Bethesda spent more time on the Khajiit and Argonians. They always seem to have armor and weapon clipping issues until the fans fix them up. It's never a huge enough issue that I ever consider dropping them, of course (I've stuck with my kitties and lizards since Morrowind, dammit).
Been a long damn time, but I got me a partner. It's a weird feeling, honestly has been a super long time. Sex is like, way less important than society tells me it is. Why do they do this? Now laying on the couch together and just talking about whatever bullshit, for some reason, that's just the best part for me.
But idk, I'm an old fucker who's been away from this stuff for too long. New experience to me anyway.