My undertanding is that UE isnt optimized by default but can be optimized greatly by going through the steps, there are channels devoted to this, basically it comes down to turning off things that UE has turned on by default to help generalise game development so that people can get straight to making their game no matter what kind it is. the problem is when u make a specific type of game you should turn off all the features and plugins that your particular game isnt using but people dont bother to do that. Ue could definately implement some way to make this easier than having to do it all manually and basically learn the skill of optimization seperate to game creation skills, and maybe they have or are already working on it since its coming to light that unoptimized games are quite a drain, and when u look at them they dont even look like they should be draining so much compute coz they arnt bettter than like 2014 graphics, and it is a problem for consumers because they obviously have no control over what the devs choose to be lazy about. at the end of the day at this time with what is available it really comes down to the devs doing what they need to do to polish the final product because they could if they wanted to, its not actually Ue's fault they arnt doin that, Ue has made an awesome engine, free for everyone, with constant improvements and upgrades consistantly being added, theyve done a fantastic job, but yes on both sides more could be done for the consumers and since game devs dont seem to caare enough Ue could potentially try to make some improvements there but u cant say it all falls on them, that would just be a nice thing they could do for everyones sake.
Okay for one - This is just default skyrim textures with 0 mods. Also the creation engine is about as optimized as the US government. UE5 will allow for much better graphics and more economical performance. You can utilize way more of your GPU and CPU with UE5 as well as more modern technology. Especially tech like nanite for higher fedelity LODS and regular assets
@@jameslibby5215 100% agreed. Things like physics on cloth and hair wouldn't be nearly as demanding as on Creation Engine. Much more modernized engine to take advantage of things like multithreading and proper lighting without relying on mods to do that part.
@@kingoietro99 I bet you’re talking shit out of your ass. Besides the obvious fact that UE5 is a generic shitshow that works better as a showcase than as a game, it’s horrible and impossible to get a large game optimized and properly working on UE5. Look at Stalker 2. The game is buggy, laggy and horribly optimized.
@@coldturnipgreens Warlockracy made some good reviews for morrowind. Also keep in mind the mod recently got updated so there is now more content and additional bugfixes.
@@Driver_Nephi That's not a port. There is a port of the actual TES V map into the OpenMW engine, but Home of the Nords is made from the ground up. It is a good mod, though.
I love how people keep saying 'will Bethesda finally go over to Unreal Engine?' The answer is always no, and will always be no. Creation Engine is janky and old but its their engine, they know how to use it and can change and add things as they want. Yes Unreal Engine has a lot of stuff, but its still a third party engine. They dont want to have to pay for the royalties, they dont want to have to wait for other people to update their engines. They can update Creation whenever they want and add whatever they want. The remakes would be different, because they arent Bethesda, theyre a different studio making a remake FOR Bethesda. It's not Bethesda making it themselves.
@@Big-Shady ue is amazing for devs to work with and it makes it easy to hire people The word on the street currently is UE5 bad, but this is slowly going to change as UE5 development progresses. CDPR worked hard to adress shader compilation stutters for instance. Expect more studios to move to UE as we move along.
@@Jeenine yeah it used to be that every gaming company developed their own engines but as they improve and get more complex, it just makes more sense to license an engine and focus your team's efforts on the creative aspects of game making instead. It also makes porting games less challenging, since porting the engine is probably the central porting challenge. I once heard a good quote that developers don't make games - developers make tools for other people to make games.
@@JeenineEmmy biggest problem with UE5 is every game looks the same and plays similarly. Witcher 4 looks like it might be the first actually good UE5 game though and I'm here for it.
"it looks like modded skyrim" is what i think when i see the footage, then i realize just how far the skyrim modding scene to achieve similar look as modern engine.
@@LyllianaofMirrah Yes, in many ways Unity is better, but UE5 is also better in a lot of other ways. It's still being developed so it's more unoptimized than UE4, not to mention it introduced so many new actual next-gen features like Lumen and Megalights and seamless PCG integration, which take time to mature.
exciting definitely, also the elder scrolls thing ive been most excited about is skywind (port of morrowind to skyrim engine) which therefore could theoretically also benefit from this i dont expect them to do this before finishing their initial plans but its an exciting prospect for potential future improvements
I'm still using my old 750ti............with about 600 mods. My Skyrim looks beautiful as do its people and creatures. The shadows and lighting and look (community shaders), the skills to learn are all such a far cry from vanilla. Once I install Skyrim on the 4080 pc (if ever as it just gains dust) I'll try to increase the mod count and get the super skeletal framework to function to add all the bells and whistles. And a possible UE5 port option as I don't think mr 750ti will have any of that. =b
Same. It has awful CPU utilization which causes hangs and hitches, and all of its graphical technology is either based on busted and blurry TAA (and consequently trying to mitigate its trash image quality) or overly resource hungry when older, tried and true methods offer just as good visuals with superior performance. If Bethesda Game Studios moved to any other engine, I would actually prefer it to be the id Tech engine (Rage, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, Doom Eternal). Otherwise, I would rather they forked a free and open source engine, altering it as they go to customize it to their particular game design needs.
If they can port mods over to Unreal that would be fantastic but I don't know if that's possible... But if it is Fans could basically remaster skyrim in Unreal.
"There's so much more you can do with Unreal 5 than you can do with creation engine, it's really night and day" Graphically sure, but that's not what the creation engine/netimerse/gamebryo is built for. The creation engine is based on object persistence, which as far as I know it does better than UE5
@@Jeenine Well if somehow that isn't the case anymore, Creation engine is lightyears easier to mod than UE5. Different engines have different purposes, calling an engine modern doesn't magically make it fit for the purpose you need. UE5 is versatile and graphically fantastic, great engine in most ways, it runs smooth and overall is awesome, however it's resource hungry and needs HUGE amounts of optimisation. Also learning to mod UE games is not easy. I don't think the answer for future games is to all be on the same engine regardless of how good it may be, there seems to be mass homogenisation for workflow purposes these days, and I think it might actually be hurting creativity overall. My thoughts on UE5 are that it might be great but if everyone uses it, most games made with it will feel kinda samey, because the use the engine you have to think within it's limits and it will make you think in a certain way, which does affect design.
I hear a lot of people claim UE is "vaporware" and mostly used for tech demos, being very unstable and having long load times when used in games. I am forgetting which but certain games are already using \ have used and launched using UE
I've heard this is basically what's being done to Oblivion, all the games assets are being ported over to UE5 but actual engine itself is still the original creation engine. Which I prefer to an actual remake as Oblivion jank is part of it's charm. EDIT: OK guess I should of watched the whole video Jee mentions it lmao.
hopefully it doesn't require 12gb VRAM card just like most unoptimized games released this year. Specially with UE5 games becoming more unreliable to run on most hardware
Honestly I hope they stick to creation engine. Really good engine for modders and some of the tools can allow you to make some insane visuals. Take a look at like a mod list such as “LORERIM” and the visuals are better than any game I’ve seen so far in any unreal engine game. It’s actually really crazy and impressive that all that is possible with the creation engine!
@ It uses Enb and has incredible Complex Parralax textures. But even if it’s not a base Skyrim, it’s still incredible what the creation engine is capable of due to modding. I’ve never seen a game look as lush and beautiful as modded Skyrim. Been playing the hell out of LORERIM 3.0 update that just launched last night. I catch myself stopping to look at trees and even mud😅 it’s crazy how photorealistic it is
A great idea and would be great if it happens. I`m seeing Bethesda doing there best to to close this down. How soon will the creator of this plugin be hired by Bethesda and this is no more. It is not in Bethesda`s financial interest to have this done by a private modder. This gets up and running and it`s good by to another remake of skyrim.
@@frankcommatobe8009 wow, thats... a good news I suppose. I hope with this one Bethesda don't squander too much player goodwill (and by extension, the modding community passion)
The mayor point of bethesda keeped using thr creation engine was manly mods but i don't care anymore of mods since they opened the creation club and paid mods, now you want a yellow skin you have to paid $2 and i'm not going to paid a cent, so i don't care for the creation engine, i prefer better visuals
Skyrim "issue" is the map itself being way too small from actual standard, it's too condensed everything feel like a miniature, capitals, port, towns, forest etc. Skyrim map should be twice his actual size.
It looks good but what good is it right now if it's just the environment and the world is completely empty. It's nice as a showcase but other than that.....
Lots of people saying UE5 bad. No. Some devs are bad. No matter which engine they're working with. A game being developed in UE5 does not mean it will have poor optimization. You literally have Fortnite, Dark and Darker, and Manor Lords just to name a few. They run great. Not to mention UE5 is still in development, fixes are being made with every patch
We need to stitch all of the maps together and create a seamless open world experience instead of going through a loading screen. Then upscaling all of the textures and models as well as the sounds and implementing actual seasonal weather instead of being showcased as a region locked weather (with the exception of sunny, cloudy and raining).
Yeah, I was on the guy's channel, who did it. It was sad how few people actually understood what this meant. That, if you managed to port all assets over to this engine, you escape from the limitations of the engine it was on before, thereby increasing the scope of mods and asset upscaling to a degree that was previously quite impossible. No more of those seams that appear in the water, or in the mountains. Massive boost in potential graphical quality. Greater complexity to the "AI" of the NPCs. This is a very cool port. To sum it up, it sheds the limitations of Bethesda's own engine that the games were ported on, and allows us to see even more fan made mods and adaptations of the game.
Port it to Starfield - someone already has added the entire elder scroll planet in the creation's store. Do you seriously want Microsoft to buy Epic Games?
Oh, dang that's kinda cool. Might be as big a deal for Skyrim as OpenMW was for Morrowind! OpenMW made multiplayer possible for Morrowind, I wouldn't be surprised if UE would make multiplayer much more feasible for Skyrim!
Honestly if BGS took Skyrim to UE5 and made the world feel actually alive and immersive, I would 100% buy it again. After recent goings-on with them, if they took some time and went back and worked on things left unfinished for a game that already has a massive following like Skyrim, I would wholeheartedly support them.
No one wants a re-re-release, skyrims way past it’s shelf life and with mods looks better than on ue5. Oblivion is the only game needing a remake, but I’d still rather focus everything on not shitting the bed on es6
@@Raven.Bloodrot maybe the devs are lazy because they hate the engine. I've never tried making mods but it seems like the modders genuinely have an interest in the problem solving involved with the creation engine while the actual developers in the studio probably arent even all in house and even the in house devs prolly flipping hate the engine. Bethseda doesn't want to hire modders to make the base games goated so a change in engine feels like what the lazy people need.
It frustrates me so many people have not finished this video nor do they understand what this means. UE5 will likely give you more value on your GPU and CPU in regards to performance. The creation engine is old and great but the developers are more focused on the game and the engine. UE5 developes a game engine for thousands of MODERN games. Skyrim is over decade old. UE5 will yield way better performance with much high fidelity with better textures, models, and mods
Oblivion needs better character models and animations if it's remastered. In terms of visuals those aspects are the worst part of Oblivion. Even attacks feel awful in third person.
I wonder how easy it would be to repackage mods to work in UR. You can get Bethesda games to look pretty impressive but you really are very limited in some respect.
This is offtopic but still something I want to bring up: Would you consider making another japanese AI translated video explaining exactly what needs to happen with ER PVP for it to be in a good state, as you did pre-DLC?
Oh, no, why UE5? UE5 is not a good engine (yet). UE4 or Unity would have been way better. Especially Unity, due to the ease of modding. Just look at how popular Daggerfall became after the Unity port came out.
I hope it UE 5.4 or newer. Cus 5.0/5.1/5.2 all kinda ran horrible. I Wish Bethesda would drop old crappy creation game engine. Its so old it’s don’t even support proper ssd, we know this Cus Starfield has all loading screens or devs don’t know how code for Nvme ssd for console and PCs todays. It is Proof game engine needs be retired. Creation game engine is base off Xbox 360 tech. And even today still hasn’t gotten proper next gen upgrade. Yes love oblivion/Skyrim and fallout 3 and 4. The UI/menus in Skyrim are horrible compared oblivion ui and menus or even fallout 4 menus. It’s so old and needs to die.
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We are really gonna get Unreal Engine Skyrim before VI. Thats insane.
as if millions of gpus suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly fried
Unfortunately, Unreal 5 is very optimized, and a bigger focus on this version, it can be pushed further by the dev
@@OhsnapklineLmao
@@Ohsnapkline Unreal 5 is very UN-optimized
@@raynekain191 the later versions like 5.5 are
@@Ohsnapkline what? no it's not!
yeah cant wait to play it on 480p upscaled to 4k with TAA
Well i played the original oblivion at 480p on a laptop that got so hot it killed my sperm count. So there!
My undertanding is that UE isnt optimized by default but can be optimized greatly by going through the steps, there are channels devoted to this, basically it comes down to turning off things that UE has turned on by default to help generalise game development so that people can get straight to making their game no matter what kind it is. the problem is when u make a specific type of game you should turn off all the features and plugins that your particular game isnt using but people dont bother to do that.
Ue could definately implement some way to make this easier than having to do it all manually and basically learn the skill of optimization seperate to game creation skills, and maybe they have or are already working on it since its coming to light that unoptimized games are quite a drain, and when u look at them they dont even look like they should be draining so much compute coz they arnt bettter than like 2014 graphics, and it is a problem for consumers because they obviously have no control over what the devs choose to be lazy about. at the end of the day at this time with what is available it really comes down to the devs doing what they need to do to polish the final product because they could if they wanted to, its not actually Ue's fault they arnt doin that, Ue has made an awesome engine, free for everyone, with constant improvements and upgrades consistantly being added, theyve done a fantastic job, but yes on both sides more could be done for the consumers and since game devs dont seem to caare enough Ue could potentially try to make some improvements there but u cant say it all falls on them, that would just be a nice thing they could do for everyones sake.
Couldn't the unreal developers just deactivate everything by default, and the game developer just activate what they need?
oh no, skyrim with worse performance then it already has
Okay for one - This is just default skyrim textures with 0 mods. Also the creation engine is about as optimized as the US government. UE5 will allow for much better graphics and more economical performance. You can utilize way more of your GPU and CPU with UE5 as well as more modern technology. Especially tech like nanite for higher fedelity LODS and regular assets
@@jameslibby5215 100% agreed. Things like physics on cloth and hair wouldn't be nearly as demanding as on Creation Engine. Much more modernized engine to take advantage of things like multithreading and proper lighting without relying on mods to do that part.
@@SemperValoryou are clueless
@@SemperValor They look better because they have actual mods. This one is vanilla, just running in UE5. This opens up a whole lot of possibilities.
Not necessarily worse. UE5 is not as optimized as UE4, true, but you can optimize UE5 games. Look at Manor Lords
The oblivion remake is being developed in UE5 in pairs with the creation engine underskirt, so this is likely to become the standard from now on
I don’t get it. UE5 dooms games even before release.
Ah yes, I can't wait for tes 4 oblivion: definitive edition
Trash optimization?
Sign me in😀
To those who shit on UE5, I bet you never touched a game engine nor know how they even works
@@kingoietro99 I bet you’re talking shit out of your ass. Besides the obvious fact that UE5 is a generic shitshow that works better as a showcase than as a game, it’s horrible and impossible to get a large game optimized and properly working on UE5. Look at Stalker 2. The game is buggy, laggy and horribly optimized.
Are we finally transitioning from ER to modded Skyrim?
Merry xmas, chat and Jee.
oh no now Bethesda is gonna make Skyrim new extra ultimate ue5 special edition lol
Skyrim also got ported to morrowind engine (with vastly superior lore and quests)
Mod name? Also skyrim isn't even canon to skyrim kek
@@coldturnipgreens Skyrim: Home of the Nords. Its based on old lore from Morrowind.
@@Driver_Nephi found the Warlockracy vid on it but thx
@@coldturnipgreens Warlockracy made some good reviews for morrowind. Also keep in mind the mod recently got updated so there is now more content and additional bugfixes.
@@Driver_Nephi That's not a port. There is a port of the actual TES V map into the OpenMW engine, but Home of the Nords is made from the ground up.
It is a good mod, though.
I dream of one day playing on a single map of all of Tamriel.
There is some criticism of UE5 lighting/lumen often having problems with temporal smear, but access to the rest of the middleware is interesting.
Please bring back the Skyrim content !
It's always good to see you talking about Skyrim
Lol this is so unnecessary, skyrim with mods already looks just as good and runs just as bad as UE5
Not true. This would have so much better lods. Even mods cannot fix the game lod issues.
why Shutter engine 5?
Eagerly awaiting the legendary permadeath fishing run
I love how people keep saying 'will Bethesda finally go over to Unreal Engine?'
The answer is always no, and will always be no. Creation Engine is janky and old but its their engine, they know how to use it and can change and add things as they want.
Yes Unreal Engine has a lot of stuff, but its still a third party engine. They dont want to have to pay for the royalties, they dont want to have to wait for other people to update their engines. They can update Creation whenever they want and add whatever they want.
The remakes would be different, because they arent Bethesda, theyre a different studio making a remake FOR Bethesda. It's not Bethesda making it themselves.
@@Big-Shady ue is amazing for devs to work with and it makes it easy to hire people
The word on the street currently is UE5 bad, but this is slowly going to change as UE5 development progresses.
CDPR worked hard to adress shader compilation stutters for instance.
Expect more studios to move to UE as we move along.
@@Jeenine yeah it used to be that every gaming company developed their own engines but as they improve and get more complex, it just makes more sense to license an engine and focus your team's efforts on the creative aspects of game making instead. It also makes porting games less challenging, since porting the engine is probably the central porting challenge.
I once heard a good quote that developers don't make games - developers make tools for other people to make games.
@@JeenineEmmy biggest problem with UE5 is every game looks the same and plays similarly. Witcher 4 looks like it might be the first actually good UE5 game though and I'm here for it.
With how many glitches are usually in Bethesda games I doubt they know how to use it lol
You can change UE5 too. CDPR did.
"it looks like modded skyrim" is what i think when i see the footage, then i realize just how far the skyrim modding scene to achieve similar look as modern engine.
Looks like my modpack tbf. Hardly any difference. Modding has come something else with this game. Love it.
bad idea very bad idea
why
@junechevalier UE5 is known to be Unoptimized hell for devs
@@LyllianaofMirrah It depends. If you're using Megalights, which is still in early development, then yes. But you can always optimize your games.
@junechevalier ain't a devs i heard lot of negative things about UE5
@@LyllianaofMirrah Yes, in many ways Unity is better, but UE5 is also better in a lot of other ways. It's still being developed so it's more unoptimized than UE4, not to mention it introduced so many new actual next-gen features like Lumen and Megalights and seamless PCG integration, which take time to mature.
exciting definitely, also the elder scrolls thing ive been most excited about is skywind (port of morrowind to skyrim engine) which therefore could theoretically also benefit from this
i dont expect them to do this before finishing their initial plans but its an exciting prospect for potential future improvements
In an interview with Star fields Bruce Nesmith said they werent planning to move on from their game engine to Unreal so I wouldnt get my hopes up
I'm still using my old 750ti............with about 600 mods. My Skyrim looks beautiful as do its people and creatures. The shadows and lighting and look (community shaders), the skills to learn are all such a far cry from vanilla. Once I install Skyrim on the 4080 pc (if ever as it just gains dust) I'll try to increase the mod count and get the super skeletal framework to function to add all the bells and whistles. And a possible UE5 port option as I don't think mr 750ti will have any of that. =b
I feel like as long as if you need to have the OG game and have to link the executable for it to work, Bethesda wouldn't say anything about it.
Been playing Skyrim since I quit elden ring and it’s crazy to see jee talking about it
"bring in Craig to port this" has immense aura, he should be hired immediately
Skyrim basically got downgraded from a heavily modding friendly engine to one of the most unoptimized jail engine ever.
Not a fan of Unreal Engine 5
Same. It has awful CPU utilization which causes hangs and hitches, and all of its graphical technology is either based on busted and blurry TAA (and consequently trying to mitigate its trash image quality) or overly resource hungry when older, tried and true methods offer just as good visuals with superior performance.
If Bethesda Game Studios moved to any other engine, I would actually prefer it to be the id Tech engine (Rage, Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, Doom Eternal). Otherwise, I would rather they forked a free and open source engine, altering it as they go to customize it to their particular game design needs.
@@HickoryDickory86 According to rumors the Oblivion remake is made in Unreal Engine 5...
i honestly kept thinking "why no one does it???" i mean this way you don't have mod limit....then remembered that the mods wouldn't work in unity
What a tragedy
But will this save Elden Ring pvp?
This will save us FROM Elden Ring PvP
There is no saving that
This here would open up some mod slots with graphics in.
If they can port mods over to Unreal that would be fantastic but I don't know if that's possible... But if it is Fans could basically remaster skyrim in Unreal.
Breathes heavily.
UE5 and TAA are a bane to our Gamer existence.
"There's so much more you can do with Unreal 5 than you can do with creation engine, it's really night and day"
Graphically sure, but that's not what the creation engine/netimerse/gamebryo is built for.
The creation engine is based on object persistence, which as far as I know it does better than UE5
Tbh, I dont even think this is true anymore
@@Jeenine Well if somehow that isn't the case anymore, Creation engine is lightyears easier to mod than UE5. Different engines have different purposes, calling an engine modern doesn't magically make it fit for the purpose you need.
UE5 is versatile and graphically fantastic, great engine in most ways, it runs smooth and overall is awesome, however it's resource hungry and needs HUGE amounts of optimisation. Also learning to mod UE games is not easy.
I don't think the answer for future games is to all be on the same engine regardless of how good it may be, there seems to be mass homogenisation for workflow purposes these days, and I think it might actually be hurting creativity overall.
My thoughts on UE5 are that it might be great but if everyone uses it, most games made with it will feel kinda samey, because the use the engine you have to think within it's limits and it will make you think in a certain way, which does affect design.
What do you mean object persistence? A system that keeps track of entities across a game world is not a hard thing to build.
insane we are both into elden ring pvp and skyrim mods
I hear a lot of people claim UE is "vaporware" and mostly used for tech demos, being very unstable and having long load times when used in games. I am forgetting which but certain games are already using \ have used and launched using UE
sweet jesus, this must be done
Bethesda are remastering oblivion in the unreal engine while using the creation engine under the hood.
To bad optimizing unreal engine is a nightmare and getting games to run smooth is seldom seen 🤣
There is just no way Bethesda will be able to compete with modded Skyrim.
Skyrim Novolus mod pack= all you need... that and a good GPU
Is every game nowadays just a tech demo or a slow moving art gallery?
I've heard this is basically what's being done to Oblivion, all the games assets are being ported over to UE5 but actual engine itself is still the original creation engine. Which I prefer to an actual remake as Oblivion jank is part of it's charm. EDIT: OK guess I should of watched the whole video Jee mentions it lmao.
Call me when elder scrolls 6 is put or at least has a release date
Skyrim Survival Mode Legendary Difficulty run when?¿?
hopefully it doesn't require 12gb VRAM card just like most unoptimized games released this year. Specially with UE5 games becoming more unreliable to run on most hardware
Godot 4.3 or what engine is this put together in?
It stutters guys it is really ue5!
How can we get ahold of it?
oh good now it can stutter even more than with the creation engine
I think we’re done with UE. This would’ve been exciting 4 years ago
Honestly I hope they stick to creation engine. Really good engine for modders and some of the tools can allow you to make some insane visuals. Take a look at like a mod list such as “LORERIM” and the visuals are better than any game I’ve seen so far in any unreal engine game. It’s actually really crazy and impressive that all that is possible with the creation engine!
The list uses reshade and other stuff beside the engine itself.
@ It uses Enb and has incredible Complex Parralax textures. But even if it’s not a base Skyrim, it’s still incredible what the creation engine is capable of due to modding. I’ve never seen a game look as lush and beautiful as modded Skyrim. Been playing the hell out of LORERIM 3.0 update that just launched last night. I catch myself stopping to look at trees and even mud😅 it’s crazy how photorealistic it is
A great idea and would be great if it happens. I`m seeing Bethesda doing there best to to close this down. How soon will the creator of this plugin be hired by Bethesda and this is no more. It is not in Bethesda`s financial interest to have this done by a private modder. This gets up and running and it`s good by to another remake of skyrim.
Imagine Bethesda immediately announce they'll be moving onto UE5 after seeing this
The unannounced oblivion remake is using ue5 and gamebryo
@@frankcommatobe8009 wow, thats... a good news I suppose.
I hope with this one Bethesda don't squander too much player goodwill (and by extension, the modding community passion)
@@osYukari you're gonna get a shell of a game and theyre gonna make modders do most of the work as is tradition
I might cry a little if Bethesda dropped there bespoke engine designed for open world RPGs to use UE5.
Morrowind and Deus Ex 2000 content arc when?
The mayor point of bethesda keeped using thr creation engine was manly mods but i don't care anymore of mods since they opened the creation club and paid mods, now you want a yellow skin you have to paid $2 and i'm not going to paid a cent, so i don't care for the creation engine, i prefer better visuals
Imagine Bethesda releases a new Skyrim update that updates to UE5 but breaks 100% off mods. lol
this is HUGE wtf
Skyrim "issue" is the map itself being way too small from actual standard, it's too condensed everything feel like a miniature, capitals, port, towns, forest etc.
Skyrim map should be twice his actual size.
I was wondering if I should waste thousands of dollars on new gpu in the future, guess I should
While Skyrim looks nice in UE5, Oblivion looks absolutely insane and deserves a port like this way more imo
I mean it's just assets ported to UE5, no quests or gameplay
does sexlab work?
sooo....no more random loot,random drop and random encounters?
Damn, now it's going to be dogshit
Bethesda couldn't care less...
It looks good but what good is it right now if it's just the environment and the world is completely empty. It's nice as a showcase but other than that.....
Hey everyone.
Nice
Upgrade the mic to UE5
rip modder
Lots of people saying UE5 bad. No. Some devs are bad. No matter which engine they're working with. A game being developed in UE5 does not mean it will have poor optimization. You literally have Fortnite, Dark and Darker, and Manor Lords just to name a few. They run great. Not to mention UE5 is still in development, fixes are being made with every patch
We need to stitch all of the maps together and create a seamless open world experience instead of going through a loading screen.
Then upscaling all of the textures and models as well as the sounds and implementing actual seasonal weather instead of being showcased as a region locked weather (with the exception of sunny, cloudy and raining).
Idk if im insane but unreal engine 5 looks so soulless. Idk imma re-download skyrim tho
Add fog, weather, atmosphere and we'll be getting somewhere....
Yeah, I was on the guy's channel, who did it. It was sad how few people actually understood what this meant. That, if you managed to port all assets over to this engine, you escape from the limitations of the engine it was on before, thereby increasing the scope of mods and asset upscaling to a degree that was previously quite impossible. No more of those seams that appear in the water, or in the mountains. Massive boost in potential graphical quality. Greater complexity to the "AI" of the NPCs. This is a very cool port. To sum it up, it sheds the limitations of Bethesda's own engine that the games were ported on, and allows us to see even more fan made mods and adaptations of the game.
Port it to Starfield - someone already has added the entire elder scroll planet in the creation's store. Do you seriously want Microsoft to buy Epic Games?
Oh, dang that's kinda cool. Might be as big a deal for Skyrim as OpenMW was for Morrowind! OpenMW made multiplayer possible for Morrowind, I wouldn't be surprised if UE would make multiplayer much more feasible for Skyrim!
Duuuuuuuuuuude
Just one question does this mean no interruption from the devs on this engine? Meaning no updates ...
Honestly if BGS took Skyrim to UE5 and made the world feel actually alive and immersive, I would 100% buy it again. After recent goings-on with them, if they took some time and went back and worked on things left unfinished for a game that already has a massive following like Skyrim, I would wholeheartedly support them.
No one wants a re-re-release, skyrims way past it’s shelf life and with mods looks better than on ue5. Oblivion is the only game needing a remake, but I’d still rather focus everything on not shitting the bed on es6
they need skyrim on unreal bc the current engine is just counter intuitive
Nawh, it would just make it look samey also creation engine while janky is what allows all the modding and personally I'll take the modding.
@@lufuoenaengines don't fix lazy devs, have you seen what mod list authors can do. The engine isn't the issue.
@@Raven.Bloodrot maybe the devs are lazy because they hate the engine. I've never tried making mods but it seems like the modders genuinely have an interest in the problem solving involved with the creation engine while the actual developers in the studio probably arent even all in house and even the in house devs prolly flipping hate the engine. Bethseda doesn't want to hire modders to make the base games goated so a change in engine feels like what the lazy people need.
It frustrates me so many people have not finished this video nor do they understand what this means. UE5 will likely give you more value on your GPU and CPU in regards to performance. The creation engine is old and great but the developers are more focused on the game and the engine. UE5 developes a game engine for thousands of MODERN games. Skyrim is over decade old. UE5 will yield way better performance with much high fidelity with better textures, models, and mods
its still going to be using creation engine under the hood, ue5 is only used to overhaul its looks and animations.
Nah. I like the vanilla look of Skyrim. Don't like how unreal looks. I only like it for certain games.
Wooo yeah my space heater is going to get a upgrade and better output
Oblivion needs better character models and animations if it's remastered. In terms of visuals those aspects are the worst part of Oblivion. Even attacks feel awful in third person.
I wonder how easy it would be to repackage mods to work in UR. You can get Bethesda games to look pretty impressive but you really are very limited in some respect.
supposedly this is how the oblivion remake will be rendered, what a coincidence.
This is offtopic but still something I want to bring up: Would you consider making another japanese AI translated video explaining exactly what needs to happen with ER PVP for it to be in a good state, as you did pre-DLC?
Get this guy a job at Bethesda so that at least they have some framework for the ES7
Oh, no, why UE5? UE5 is not a good engine (yet). UE4 or Unity would have been way better. Especially Unity, due to the ease of modding. Just look at how popular Daggerfall became after the Unity port came out.
That's awesome, thanks JeeNiNe.
Is it possible to port the entire game to UE5? I really have no idea if it's possible, but the community is capable of anything.
Its obviously possible. The question is, who is crazy enough to do it.
I hope it UE 5.4 or newer. Cus 5.0/5.1/5.2 all kinda ran horrible. I Wish Bethesda would drop old crappy creation game engine. Its so old it’s don’t even support proper ssd, we know this Cus Starfield has all loading screens or devs don’t know how code for Nvme ssd for console and PCs todays. It is Proof game engine needs be retired. Creation game engine is base off Xbox 360 tech. And even today still hasn’t gotten proper next gen upgrade.
Yes love oblivion/Skyrim and fallout 3 and 4. The UI/menus in Skyrim are horrible compared oblivion ui and menus or even fallout 4 menus.
It’s so old and needs to die.
no thanks, UE5 is a shit 🚮
Sorry I'm not a fan of UE 5
It isn't that impressive.
looks awful, no thanks.
No it didn't. UE5 sucks.
Lots of people in here whining about this as if they'll be forced to play Skyrim on UE5 or something.
😂 on the day of Christmas too