I mean, it still looks like good old Skyrim, but the improved details and visual tweaks implemented by Bethesda have really paid off. But the remaster doesn’t just perform better, it also looks fantastic. I’d assume the same should hold true on consoles. Skyrim SE ran like an absolute dream at about the same settings that crippled my original game, and best of all, I had solid, smooth frames ranging from 45 to 60 throughout. I haven’t been this happy to be wrong in ages. Which is why when I started downloading Skyrim SE, I was expecting similar, or even more debilitating compromises. It got to such a point that I just abandoned the whole thing entirely. To get the game running at a smooth 30 FPS, I had to turn down way more visual options than I was comfortable with. Now, I know I said that I didn’t get back into the game after my console died, but I did actually spend a few hours playing Skyrim on PC. But here I am, five years later, a devout PC fan, playing Skyrim Special Edition. I never really got back into it after that.
I probably put in well over a million hours (more or less) into my PS3 copy until it used the YOL TOOR SHUL shout on my console. Much like fellow Dragonborn Matthew Fick, I thoroughly enjoyed the original Skyrim.
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