The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition

The Elder Scrolls Skyrim, a Game you're a game. Don't have to interview at all, because it's a Masterpiece. Nevertheless, I would like to refer at least to the "New version," or the Special Edition, "and to explain whether it makes sense. If you had to describe this Game, it's Skyrim and that doesn't change either. By and large, not much of it changes, especially on PC. The biggest thing this new Addition is supposed to offer is improved Graphics, with better Textures, effects, Animations. In the Game itself, however, I noticed this only slightly. That's not to say that no Graphic Jump has taken place, but neither is a complete Mob. Although the Vegetation has increased noticeably, insane Differences are not to be expected. Beosnders on the Consoles can be seen in the differences starchjer. But it is not a real Remaster, much like Bioshock. Also many Bugs are still present in the Game, ok Skyrim has also lived through his Bugs, but some annoying ones could still have been eliminated. If you own the Original With the DLCs, then you even get this Game for free, which in itself is a good Thing. Defidme is it cheaper to buy the original injectable of the Dlcs, so is it worth it? I think the Game definitely hasn't deteriorated, it's been slightly overhauled, but particularly on the PC, a lot of the Changes are only slightly noticeable. Since the Game is like the Legacy Edition of the Original, it is easy to buy on offer. But 40 Euros are quite expensive for an, "Remaster." One of what you also have to consider if you want to use Mods is the original The better choice, as there are only those there that can even mammal the Game. Whether it's worth it or not, everyone has to decide for themselves. It's not a big Jump, but definitely not a Mis-buying either, because it's still a great Game.

Product received for free The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition I wish I could recommend the Special Edition of Skyrim as positively as the 2011 Original, but Bethesda prevents me from doing so. When Bethesda presented the Skyrim Special Editon (SSE for short) at E3 2016, I was somewhat surprised why the Company had decided to visraphically upgrade a five-year-old game and sell this as a Full Price title. Even though the XBOX One and PS4 Players were delighted to finally be able to play Skyrim in Full HD and with 60 FPS, I was a bit skeptical about the PC Release, as Owners of Skyrim and all DLCs released so far got this Special Edition for free. With the Introduction of the payable mods at E3 2017, the Penny fell for me. Bethesda spent a Year working On Making mods for REAL Money palatable to SSE and Fallout 4 of the Community. Many Games as Well as Skyrim, SSE, Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas and Fallout 4 (to list Bethesda Games) have a large modding Community mainly active on Nexus Mods. From the aforementioned games, the modding community from Skyrim is the largest, because These have successfully kept the Game alive since its release in 2011 until now (01.09 2017) and will continue to do so in the Future. I understand that some Modders should also earn a certain amount of Money for their great Work, because many of them have really enriched the Game and made it better. Bethesda pays these Modders when they make something for their Company-which I also support! What I do not want to support in this is the Greed of the Puplisher himself, who, of course, also earn a certain Amount! Mods should stay Free! Valve had to notice This painfully a few Years ago when they wanted to implement a similar Model in the Community Market. If You want to pay for Mods, then look at Nexus Mods on the Profiles of the Modders, because some have a Donation Link about which You can pay a certain amount of Money. In the End, It remains to be said that Bethesda will hopefully fall on the Snout with her payable mods and prefer the Money they earn from their Games should also invest in them again before such a Fiasco called Fallout 4 happens again.