Modder ‘Pfuscher’ has released a brand new version of his high quality texture pack for Skyrim Special Edition. This 2018 high quality texture pack replaces numerous textures with better ones, and adds cubemaps to metallic objects.
Do note that this mod requires Brumbek’s SMIM – Static Mesh Improvement Mod as well as LucidAP’s high poly project. The modder also recommends using Gamwich’s Rustic Clothing mod.
Going into slightly more details, this texture pack adds new textures and cubemaps for Goat, Highlandcow, Farmhouse, Markarth, Riften, Solitude, Tents, Whiterun, Windhelm, Winterhold and more.
Unfortunately I currently don’t have Skyrim installed so I can’t really comment on the quality of these new HD textures (or whether there is a huge improvement over the vanilla textures). Still, the modder has released some screenshots showing some of these new textures that you can find below.
During E3 2018, Bethesda showed off the newest port of Skyrim. However, this port was not for any major home console, nor portable console. The Skyrim: Very Special Edition can be played directly from your smartphone or Amazon Echo, using only your voice. Feb 23, 2021 Skyrim Together, a community mod that's been in development since 2018, allows players to do just that. RELATED: Skyrim: 8 Hidden Details You Never Noticed During The Intro Sequence Its creators aim to stay true to the original Skyrim experience, rather than the MMO style of The Elder Scrolls Online.
Those interested can download this 2018 Texture Pack for Skyrim from here.
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