What's the point of Skyrim remastered on PC if you have Mods making it even better?

[DaniTheHero]

I didn't research too much, but from what i gathered the only change is the graphical change and the rumored 64 bit support.

Is there anything actually different about the game? Common bugs fixed? Voice issues fixed? Game mechanics tweaked?

Or is it literally just a slight graphical improvement to cash grab the non modded console players ( Which is why we get it for free ).

[Troll Man Man]

its to milk money from the console players

[Troll Man Man]

and they know that we can make it look better, which is the reason why we get it for free.

[DaniTheHero]

Messaggio originale di Troll Man Me:

and they know that we can make it look better, which is the reason why we get it for free.

So there is no difference for a PC player? No point for the full upgrade i suppose if it's just slight graphical changes that won't matter for me.

[chido]

it's not really slight, there are plenty videos on the internet with se gameplay

also it will be much better for mods, cause of the 64 bit engine

[2S ThatBants]

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it's not really slight, there are plenty videos on the internet with se gameplay

also it will be much better for mods, cause of the 64 bit engine

Only reason im exited for this, the 64 Bit upgrade will lift a lot of modding limitations and allow people to throw more mods on the game before it kills itself.

[2S ThatBants]

Messaggio originale di rodneyterry:

Messaggio originale di ThatBants:

Only reason im exited for this, the 64 Bit upgrade will lift a lot of modding limitations and allow people to throw more mods on the game before it kills itself.

Bethesda said the .esp limit will still remain 256, exactly as it was with the old 32bit.exe.

Well that's ♥♥♥♥. At least the game can use more than 4GB of RAM this time around.

[DaniTheHero]

Messaggio originale di rodneyterry:

Messaggio originale di ThatBants:

Only reason im exited for this, the 64 Bit upgrade will lift a lot of modding limitations and allow people to throw more mods on the game before it kills itself.

Bethesda said the .esp limit will still remain 256, exactly as it was with the old 32bit.exe.

So no difference what's so ever between the two versions once modded? Not even worth the free download then.

[alexander_dougherty]

Messaggio originale di DaniTheHero:

Messaggio originale di rodneyterry:

Bethesda said the .esp limit will still remain 256, exactly as it was with the old 32bit.exe.

So no difference what's so ever between the two versions once modded? Not even worth the free download then.

Small improvements, but download anyway, that way if it does improve more, you have it.

[DaniTheHero]

Messaggio originale di alexander_dougherty:

Messaggio originale di DaniTheHero:

So no difference what's so ever between the two versions once modded? Not even worth the free download then.

Small improvements, but download anyway, that way if it does improve more, you have it.

Well you gotta hand it to them, they found a way to charge consoles twice for literally the same game.

*Claps for capitalisim*