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The Elder Scrolls V (VR): Update Version 1.4.40.0.8 - Patch Notes
- Thread starter Loudninja
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It's ok I just got excited they added two new regions, brought back the old skills and a bunch of new quests, items, enemies and spells for free.
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Well that was a disappointment. Heres a hint OP, not a whole heap of people care about the VR version
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His a hint alot of people here do its a simple mistake goddamn.
I'd like to hear impressions on how the Pro updates look, it was pretty rough the last time I played.
Great that they are still pumping out patches for a game this old, GG Bethesda!
Great that they are still pumping out patches for a game this old, GG Bethesda!
I know it specifies PSVR in the patch notes, but do we know if this'll be rolled out to HTC/Oculus eventually as well?
Great news. Still my favorite VR games and I still have a lot of things to do. But i got distracted by TESO: Summerset.
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It's a lot sharper on the pro, floor still muddy textures, but faces, walls signs all a lot better. Good improvements overall, new start menu is kinda nice too.
They already did. This is the console version catching up to the recent PC patches.
That's good to hear, thanks. Was thinking of getting into VR and was wanting to know if the Oculus/HTC stuff was still being updated for Skyrim.
Thanks, will give it a try at the weekend. I remember the panic when I got to the first village and accidentally killed someone's chicken, causing the whole town to turn against me! Stuff like that is so much more fun in VR.
Just sharpening up of textures etc, talk of the water being better as well. It certainly makes it more enjoyable rather than the blur fest of before.
So I played pre-patch and then installed and then played patched and it's noticeable. It's still blurry but it's less so then before. I noticed text looks better than before and things around your immediate surroundings look sharper then before.
I played for like ~40 min yesterday and might have been placebo but the whole experience felt better.
These improvements make me want to check it out, but I get pretty sick from a lot of VR stuff. Is that a concern here?
Well, if VR makes you sick, it may become a concern in like a 100 hour game...
Definitely not placebo, I noticed an increase in resolution and more AA, possibly due to supersampling. Water does look better as well, mentioned above. Cant tell if draw distance was moved out but as a whole it definitely looks much improved.
Definitely. Make sure to use all the anti-sickness options possible.
Maybe I've just gotten really used to the control scheme but the controls felt tighter than before.
Also seeing your hands rather than controllers honestly helps a lot. Helps ground me in the world.
awesome that Bethesda still cares to update it, kind of surprised to be honest.
just last week i thought i'll finally start playing it, glad i held off :) seeing the move controllers in-game was one of my biggest gripes, it just looked so dumb.. glad they fixed it!
just last week i thought i'll finally start playing it, glad i held off :) seeing the move controllers in-game was one of my biggest gripes, it just looked so dumb.. glad they fixed it!
Excited to jump back into this, especially with the new Pro enhancements.
This is good. Skyrim VR was my first-ever VR game, and I thought I had set things up incorrectly when the main menu (and the first load screen) was just a static rectangle off in the distance, like watching a movie in a theater. Then again, it also made the opening of the game itself that much more impactful...
