Quote from: PsygnI on June 22, 2016, 08:26:01 PMI always thought Fallout 3 and NV were a bit overzealous with the filters. Fallout 3 was just greenish everywhere, and then for some reason in NV the tint depended on either the faction territory or localized radiation concentrations (I'm looking at you, Caesar's Legion and Camp Searchlight). Fallout 4 got it right with the temporary yellow filter passing along with the radiation storms.I'm not really sure what they've remastered from the original to the new Skyrim. Is it basically a Fallout 4 port, something truly rebuilt from the ground-up, or should I be expecting the exact same bugs from the old game to return because no one's bothered to fix them or even implement the Unofficial patches. it's literally just a port with updated lighting . They aren't even doing new textures
I always thought Fallout 3 and NV were a bit overzealous with the filters. Fallout 3 was just greenish everywhere, and then for some reason in NV the tint depended on either the faction territory or localized radiation concentrations (I'm looking at you, Caesar's Legion and Camp Searchlight). Fallout 4 got it right with the temporary yellow filter passing along with the radiation storms.I'm not really sure what they've remastered from the original to the new Skyrim. Is it basically a Fallout 4 port, something truly rebuilt from the ground-up, or should I be expecting the exact same bugs from the old game to return because no one's bothered to fix them or even implement the Unofficial patches.
Thanks for the hot topic fam
Did Skyrim always look that bad on console
