We know that a lot of gamers want to revert back to the 1.1 version of Skyrim, even though there is already an unofficial workaround for the broken magic resistance bug. So, bellow you will find instructions in how to go back to the game’s previous version. In addition, Bethesda sent us word that the highly anticipated Creation Kit will be released this January and that they haveve been working closely with Valve to integrate Steam Workshop into the Creation Kit. Continue reading Skyrim – How To Revert Back To v1.1, Creation Kit Coming In January, Steam Workshop To Be Integrated→
As we’ve informed you yesterday, Skyrim 1.2 came with a game breaking issue as the resistance to magic effects was completely broken. Well, Skyrim’s community came to its rescue and there is an unofficial fix in due time. To be more precise, modder ‘behippo’ released yesterday a new version of his team’s – work in progress – ’Skyrim Script Extender’ Mod that fixes this issue. We are not certain how behippo and his team has managed to fix it, and we don’t really care to be honest. Point is that with SKSE, the game is now playable for all of us. Continue reading PC gamers, rejoice; Latest version of SKSE has unofficial fix for No Resistance Bug→
Oh boy, I certainly wouldn’t want to be in Bethesda’s place right now as every gamer is cursing them. Since the PC version of Skyrim’s latest update was delayed, we were hoping that it wouldn’t be haunted by bugs or issues. However, that’s not the case so make sure to avoid upgrading to it right now. Why? Because the damage/magic resistance is completely broken in the 1.2 version. Now this is a global issue and not something that only a bunch of PC gamers are experiencing so yeah, this is a crucial issue, especially if you are a Mage. Therefore, make sure to run the game in offline mode in order to avoid Steam’s auto-update functionality. Continue reading PC gamers, be advised: Skyrim 1.2 comes with broken Damage/Magic Resistance; Crashes To Desktop still present→
Modder Nebula has just released a new version of his Texture Pack Overhaul for Bethesda’s RPG and we have to say that we are really impressed with it. Contrary to other texture packs that increase the normal/bump mapping and add some noise or sharpening effects, Nebula used new, custom textures. Naturally, some might find these textures better while others might feel that they are too different for their taste. You can find bellow more details about this Texture Pack, as well as some screenshots for it. Continue reading PC Skyrim fans, meet Skyrim HD – 2K Textures; A WIP Texture Pack Overhaul by modder Nebula→
Bethesda sent us word about the release date of the highly anticipated 1.2 patch for the PC version of Skyrim. According to the company, Skyrim’s 1.2 Patch is currently scheduled for a Wednesday release. This patch features lots of specific PC fixes, so it’s pretty much essential to every PC Skyrim gamer. You can view the entire changelog for this patch after the jump. Continue reading The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Patch 1.2 Coming to the PC on Wednesday→
Nvidia has just released the first beta release from the Release 290 family of drivers. The ForceWare 290.36 Beta support GeForce 6, 7, 8, 9, 100, 200, 300, 400, and 500-series desktop GPUs as well as ION desktop GPUs, and come with lots of improvements, fixes and additions. SLI gamers will enjoy better support in Crysis 2, Heroes and Generals, Inversion, Stronghold 3, and -wait for it – Syndicate. Moreoever, the new ForceWare improve performance in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Continue reading Nvidia ForceWare 290.36 Beta Released; Improved performance in Elders Scrolls V: Skyrim→
We know that a lot of PC gamers want to mess around with the configuration files of Skyrim in order to achieve better visuals. We also know that a lot of you are put off by the fact that you need to edit manually the parameters. So, today we bring you The Skyrim configurator, a tool that is basically a Qt based GUI to edit the configuration files of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. To put it simple, this is a must-have tool as you can easily edit every Skyrim option, from the Shadow LOD to the mouse acceleration. Continue reading The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Skyrim Configurator is a must-have tool for every PC gamer→
Now here is a great machinima movie from Skyrim that is based on one of our most beloved movies, The Terminator. YouTube user ‘DontGiveMeYourCrap’ uploaded this video and showcases what would have happened if Terminator had traveled back in time to Skyrim to find John Connor and terminate everything standing in his way. It’s really well done so be sure to check it out! Continue reading The Terminator meets Skyrim; What would have happened if Terminator had traveled back in time to Skyrim→
It’s really funny how Skyrim suffers from the same issues that plagued Oblivion. As you may remember, one of them was the blurry textures in the distant landscapes and back then, modder Qarl released a texture pack that enhanced those distant textures. Bethesda tried to fix most of them in Skyrim, but you will still be able to notice some low-res textures in some panoramic views. Good news then that modder OpticShooter decided to release a mod that enhances Skyrim’s distant textures. Continue reading The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Enhanced Distant Textures is a must-have mod→
Remember when Crysis was released? What a graphical juggernaut, right? However, there was one thing that pissed off all those graphics whores out there and that was… the rocks. Man, the rocks were awful in Crysis. Not only were they blocky but they had such low-res textures that could literally destroy the whole immersion. Since then, every PC gamer is looking at – and taking screenshots of – every damn rock. And as Skyrim is so friendly to the modding community, guess what someone decided to re-texture? Oh yeah, you got that right; the bloody rocks. Hooray! Continue reading The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim; I tell you, it’s all about the rocks→
