How to get original skyrim, not the remastered version?

[Skinbone]

Any help?

[MysticMalevolence]

http://store.steampowered.com/app/72850/The_Elder_Scrolls_V_Skyrim/

[Moderator]

Isn't the remastered version better?

[Nick Naughty]

There's no contest, oldrim defeated paid mods.

[Bruno Magno]

I can't find the original version in the steam store.
After i search for "Skyrim" it only finds the Special Edition.
How did you found the original one?

[Darth Revan]

Originally posted by Fb||NiceKING:

Isn't the remastered version better?

only if you want to have more npcs at the same area or more memory havier mods at the same time, the 64 bit engine can handle more without to crash but you can have a similar effect by using the skyrim script extender memory patch.

[markdb92]

the remaster will be better once all the good mods get ported over

[MysticMalevolence]

Originally posted by Bruno Magno:

I can't find the original version in the steam store.
After i search for "Skyrim" it only finds the Special Edition.
How did you found the original one?

I have it in my library, so I simply hit "store page" from my library.
It's hidden from the search results on steam.

[Eriane]

The SKSE memory patch is very limited and doesn't permit you to use the game with very high textures with mesh improvements. 4gb is the limit but SE has no known defined limit.

Pro's for Oldrym:

- More mod support
- SKSE works very well
- No need to worry about Skyrim updating and messing with SKSE


Cons for Oldrym:

- Cannot mod the game too much without it crashing all the time
- Mod support is being ported over to SE, so oldrym will lose flavor if it hasn't already
- You have to buy all DLC individually, bringing up the cost by quite a bit

Pro's For Special Edition:

- Can mod as much as you like, your physical RAM is your limit
- Performance is significantly better
- Access CC and Bethesda Mods site (100% optional)
- SkyrimSE 64 is now available, not a major point but it's still good
- All DLC are included already
- Possibility of official VR support for PC with the special edition.

Cons for Special Edition:
- Not as many mods, but still a significant amount, the noteworthy mods are already ported over
- SKSE64 is still in its infancy, give it a month or two
- Mandatory updates happen randomly, this could break SKSE reliant mods until you update SKSE

There's no reason to get oldrym.

[ReadyToPlay]

Skyrim SE includes the expansion packs but Oldrim doesn't. Take that into account, because some mods require the game plus all the expansions to work, such as the highly regarded "Beyond Skyrim" mod. If you get Oldrim, you have to pay $45 to get all 3 expansions. They are hidden items so they never get discounted.

[ELF EYES]

if a friend have it go thrugh them or a randum person also that how to get the dlcs

[Rafael Freeman]

Originally posted by Fb||NiceKING:

Isn't the remastered version better?

The 'old' version runs great on older/less expensive systems, especially with shadow quality set to low (shadow quality in Skyrim taxes the CPU).

I gifted the old version to somebody with a Pentium + GTX 750 Ti for that reason. Even a GTX 760 struggles to get a consistent 60 FPS at decent settings with Skyrim SE.

[goose]

Originally posted by MysticMalevolence:

http://store.steampowered.com/app/72850/The_Elder_Scrolls_V_Skyrim/

Thank you so much, can't wait to play the original!

[tulle040657]

Originally posted by White Goos:

Originally posted by MysticMalevolence:

http://store.steampowered.com/app/72850/The_Elder_Scrolls_V_Skyrim/

Thank you so much, can't wait to play the original!

it;s 99.97% the same

[sparch]

Originally posted by Cursed Goose:

Originally posted by MysticMalevolence:

http://store.steampowered.com/app/72850/The_Elder_Scrolls_V_Skyrim/

Thank you so much, can't wait to play the original!

nice

[Terry Denton]

Originally posted by tulle040657:

Originally posted by White Goos:

Thank you so much, can't wait to play the original!

it;s 99.97% the same

yeah but i dont think you can use the same mods on the other skyrim versions