Thelugz

In response to post #43641935. #43643780, #43644495, #43645125 are all replies on the same post. Yes, it's some kind of bloom or surface effect i know exactly what you mean it plagues a lot of titles recently, that will get dialed back as soon as i get my hands on an enb, also don't make me more paranoid about my screen i have a 4k dell and a bug went and died behind the plastic filter panel.. permanent black dot.. :(

In response to post #43641935. #43643780 is also a reply to the same post. I'm not saying it's going to magically transform the game into some eutopian perfection, i said it would be more stable and more capable and that's just fact.. but yes expectations should be tempered with a pinch of salt it all depends how the modding community supports it but i can tell you i already have 30+ mods transferred and sofar i've seen one fail ( it was an 4k texture mod for a sword ) and so far i have seen no crashes or glitching out, just the sword texture did not apply properly ( it was shiny grey/pink ) this one to be exact > http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/430/? In general gameplay sofar i've noticed the ui is far smoother and more responsive and the game does not hitch or stutter anywhere, also the loading into doors and areas has a new greying out effect like a scene fade where the game saves, and i've found that most texture and object replacers seem to work, i suspect large complicated content and quest mods will have more issues but for me, sofar this is a massive thumbs up i can't wait for more mods to be officially ported over.

It's really a shame people don't 'Get' it this is exactly what we've been waiting for it's a huge stability and capability upgrade for modding this rebuild means if you mod more fps more mods for the same system AND it will be twice as stable even if you don't mod that's less chance your 600 hour save self destructs. the only downside is a lot of mods will have to be ported to it if they aren't simple texture / model replacers or config adjustments.