Oh man!
- Thread starter Dchsknight
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Will buy when I can get it cheap...eventually. More interested in getting further into ESO than going back to Skyrim right now, though I confess the visual work is nice, and mod support on consoles is definitely exciting. 
Patriot
Active Member
Yeah. . .um, those of us on PC have had this for years. . .
Dchsknight
Tribe of Judah Minecraft Community Manager
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Yeah but not all of us have the money to have a pc that can play skyrim at that caliber and use mods...
CowRocket
Well-Known Member
stop buying consoles that are 5yo tech and you can have a nice PC
Play nice, boys.
For anyone curious, checking out "The Potato Masher" project is a good call on the potential power of even a budget gaming PC (guy built it for ~$350, and it is no slouch). That said, I have a computer that can do that, and I still bought a PS4 for a self-(and-wife-approved)-reward when I finished my first master's degree last month.
But that's not really the point of the thread. PC users are getting whatever perks there are to the new edition--which may not be many over what they have already had--but it's still cool that it's coming at no additional charge to owners of all the DLC. And, even if PC could do it already, it's a super cool thing to see consoles, which historically were not geared toward such things, get the love of community-driven content by way of mod support.
Even if I'm in no rush to buy it myself, this is a good thing for all gamers.
For anyone curious, checking out "The Potato Masher" project is a good call on the potential power of even a budget gaming PC (guy built it for ~$350, and it is no slouch). That said, I have a computer that can do that, and I still bought a PS4 for a self-(and-wife-approved)-reward when I finished my first master's degree last month.
But that's not really the point of the thread.
PC users are getting whatever perks there are to the new edition--which may not be many over what they have already had--but it's still cool that it's coming at no additional charge to owners of all the DLC. And, even if PC could do it already, it's a super cool thing to see consoles, which historically were not geared toward such things, get the love of community-driven content by way of mod support.Even if I'm in no rush to buy it myself, this is a good thing for all gamers.