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Skyrim looked better than this with just Graphics mods in 2012.
I'll stick to Morrowind from now on.
I'll stick to Morrowind from now on.
Preview of some of the new CC content they're adding in the anniversary edition. This looks so out of place.
Fucking hell this is some The Elder Scrolls Online bullshit.
https://elderscrolls.bethesda.net/e...yrim-anniversary-edition-sneak-peek-variety-1
https://elderscrolls.bethesda.net/e...yrim-anniversary-edition-sneak-peek-variety-2
https://elderscrolls.bethesda.net/e...ary-edition-sneak-peek-ghosts-of-the-tribunal
https://elderscrolls.bethesda.net/e...yrim-anniversary-edition-sneak-peek-the-cause
That famously niche console the Nintendo Switch which has sold 92.87 million units.which would then pretty much turn PC gaming into a niche role like... Nintendo.
Doubleplus sad.
Niche does not necessarly mean a bad thing. Nintendo abandoned the "mainstream triple A" race, found a profitable niche and have a (quasi) monopoly in it.
PC would probably end up mostly for RTS games, League of Legends, DOTA and all that crap. Profitable for those cornering the market, sure, but at least 70% of PC players would end up turning consoletard if they want to keep playing what they are used to.
On the other hand it might bring substance over style RPGs back in bloom, so there might be a silver lining.
Maybe I am using the wrong term then? To me a "niche" in this csse is a customer group not part of what is defined as "mainstream" by media/society.Niche does not necessarly mean a bad thing. Nintendo abandoned the "mainstream triple A" race, found a profitable niche and have a (quasi) monopoly in it.
PC would probably end up mostly for RTS games, League of Legends, DOTA and all that crap. Profitable for those cornering the market, sure, but at least 70% of PC players would end up turning consoletard if they want to keep playing what they are used to.
On the other hand it might bring substance over style RPGs back in bloom, so there might be a silver lining.
This is the first time I read someone trying to explain a product that outsold all of its direct competitors by a huge margin and still does even with production issues as a niche.
The Switch has sold more units than the Xbox 360 or PS3 ever did. It was the best selling console for like 116 weeks running. It's ultra mainstream.Maybe I am using the wrong term then? To me a "niche" in this csse is a customer group not part of what is defined as "mainstream" by media/society.Niche does not necessarly mean a bad thing. Nintendo abandoned the "mainstream triple A" race, found a profitable niche and have a (quasi) monopoly in it.
PC would probably end up mostly for RTS games, League of Legends, DOTA and all that crap. Profitable for those cornering the market, sure, but at least 70% of PC players would end up turning consoletard if they want to keep playing what they are used to.
On the other hand it might bring substance over style RPGs back in bloom, so there might be a silver lining.
This is the first time I read someone trying to explain a product that outsold all of its direct competitors by a huge margin and still does even with production issues as a niche.
Sorry.
The Switch has sold more units than the Xbox 360 or PS3 ever did. It was the best selling console for like 116 weeks running. It's ultra mainstream.
Niche does not necessarly mean a bad thing. Nintendo abandoned the "mainstream triple A" race, found a profitable niche and have a (quasi) monopoly in it.
PC would probably end up mostly for RTS games, League of Legends, DOTA and all that crap. Profitable for those cornering the market, sure, but at least 70% of PC players would end up turning consoletard if they want to keep playing what they are used to.
On the other hand it might bring substance over style RPGs back in bloom, so there might be a silver lining.
This is the first time I read someone trying to explain a product that outsold all of its direct competitors by a huge margin and still does even with production issues as a niche.
it's so good it necessitated using a different compiler and breaking every skse mod for the tenth time because fuck youWell, I'm not gonna lie, that new quest about remnants of the Tribunal has me curious, the armors do look gorgeous.
that new quest about remnants of the Tribunal has me curious, the armors do look gorgeous.
Making an MMO is destroying Bethesda's other games.
Preview of some of the new CC content they're adding in the anniversary edition. This looks so out of place.
Fucking hell this is some The Elder Scrolls Online bullshit.
https://elderscrolls.bethesda.net/e...yrim-anniversary-edition-sneak-peek-variety-1
https://elderscrolls.bethesda.net/e...yrim-anniversary-edition-sneak-peek-variety-2
https://elderscrolls.bethesda.net/e...ary-edition-sneak-peek-ghosts-of-the-tribunal
https://elderscrolls.bethesda.net/e...yrim-anniversary-edition-sneak-peek-the-cause
https://elderscrolls.bethesda.net/en/article/5esC91g2ABY1jQ97uq39zW/skyrim-anniversary-edition-faqWhat is the price of the Skyrim Anniversary Edition and the Anniversary Upgrade?
hat is the price of the Skyrim Anniversary Edition and the Anniversary Upgrade?
- The MSRP for the Skyrim Anniversary Edition on digital storefronts will be USD $49.99/EUR €54.99/GBP £47.99/AUD $79.95/RUB 3399 at launch.
- If you already own Skyrim Special Edition, the MSRP for the Anniversary Upgrade on digital storefronts will be USD $19.99/EUR €19.99/GBP £15.99/AUD $29.95/RUB 1429 at launch.
- The MSRP for the Skyrim Anniversary Edition on digital storefronts will be USD $49.99/EUR €54.99/GBP £47.99/AUD $79.95/RUB 3399 at launch.
- If you already own Skyrim Special Edition, the MSRP for the Anniversary Upgrade on digital storefronts will be USD $19.99/EUR €19.99/GBP £15.99/AUD $29.95/RUB 1429 at launch.