Remastered Skyrim

[tonic22]

Hi,

I heard Skyrim will have better graphisms soon.

Will it be possible to avoid the update ? I don't think that my PC will support this.

Thanks

[voehringer_nitron]

It will be a seperate entry in your library, not an update. I wont be able to handle it either. :-/

[Belanos]

It's not really the graphics that will be improved, there will just be more lighting options. It may not be any more performance heavy than the original. It will be using the same game engine as Fallout 4, so that would be a good indicator as to whether you can run it or not. Just look at the specs for that game and compare it your system.

[ballomatic]

SE has been 64 bit, so mods can use all RAM nod only 4GB. Just try it after release and cheek how working

[Starseed Gamer]

Originally posted by tonic22:

Hi,

I heard Skyrim will have better graphisms soon.

Will it be possible to avoid the update ? I don't think that my PC will support this.

Thanks

Bro just get some of the graphics mods from skyrim, however they dont list that they cover everything last I checked but I believe some do.

[monkey]

I think your good with any graphics card higher than at least a gtx 960 or 970 not sure for amd but its mainly just graphical changes

[Belanos]

At any rate, it will a completely separate game. So if your machine can't handle it you'll still have the original version to play with. It won't over write that one at all.

[Mr. Mannperson]

...hope it gives us moar modding features like being able to add new weapon types.

I'm gonna avoid it for a few months cause I play with over 140 mod files, most of which need stuff like skse, fnis, and skyui, and are sorted in MO.

[Solomon Hawk]

Simple answer: If you have a 64bit OS. It will work.

[Belanos]

Originally posted by Mr. Mannperson:

...hope it gives us moar modding features like being able to add new weapon types.

I doubt it very much. It's essentially going to be the same game, just with better lighting due to it's use of DirectX 11, and better memory management and performance because of the 64 bit architecture. There might be some bug fixes as well, but that hasn't been mentioned as of yet.

[Belanos]

Originally posted by Tempus Stormcaller:

Simple answer: If you have a 64bit OS. It will work.

Well that's certainly not true. If his video card can't handle the improved graphics, then it may not work. At least not very well. A computer's performance is more than just the OS.

[fury031]

Originally posted by Kareem Cheeze ☭:

I think your good with any graphics card higher than at least a gtx 960 or 970 not sure for amd but its mainly just graphical changes

yeah i have an msi nvidia gtx 750ti 2gb 4.1ghz graphics card anss a amd a10 6800k 4ghz quad core processor and my system plays it nearly flawlessly with only the occasional ctd and freezing but thats because of the mods i got tinstalled

[Aragon]

Oh ..so is this DLC free for owners who got all DLC's allready ?

[Bonkers]

Originally posted by Silver:

Oh ..so is this DLC free for owners who got all DLC's allready ?

It's not an DLC. It's a separate remastered version of Skyrim, with all DLCs integrated.

[Aragon]

Just wondering : Upgrade to The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim + Add Ons now for a special price and get The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition FREE when it is available.

Seems im out then cuz i own it all, allready.
So, anybody a clue how muc it cost ?

[VinnyTheSavage]

maybe they fixed game bloating. hahah maybe