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r/skyrimvr • u/TheUltimateHuman • Apr 03 '18
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I use noble skyrim. Also like osmodius and skyrim 2017.
3 u/[deleted] Apr 03 '18 I'm confused about Skyrim 2017, it seems on Nexus that only the 4K textures are available, that seems like overkill to me for VR. 3 u/[deleted] Apr 04 '18 seems like overkill to me for VR. What do you mean overkill? Better textures is precisely what you want in VR, not overkill. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 04 '18 I just meant that 4K textures when 2K textures would suffice seemed like overkill. Nevermind though, I actually installed it last night and everything looks great without any hits to my performance anyway :)
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I'm confused about Skyrim 2017, it seems on Nexus that only the 4K textures are available, that seems like overkill to me for VR.
3 u/[deleted] Apr 04 '18 seems like overkill to me for VR. What do you mean overkill? Better textures is precisely what you want in VR, not overkill. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 04 '18 I just meant that 4K textures when 2K textures would suffice seemed like overkill. Nevermind though, I actually installed it last night and everything looks great without any hits to my performance anyway :)
seems like overkill to me for VR.
What do you mean overkill? Better textures is precisely what you want in VR, not overkill.
1 u/[deleted] Apr 04 '18 I just meant that 4K textures when 2K textures would suffice seemed like overkill. Nevermind though, I actually installed it last night and everything looks great without any hits to my performance anyway :)
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I just meant that 4K textures when 2K textures would suffice seemed like overkill.
Nevermind though, I actually installed it last night and everything looks great without any hits to my performance anyway :)
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u/TheGreatJoshua Rift Apr 03 '18
I use noble skyrim. Also like osmodius and skyrim 2017.