Playing Cars 3 on the PS4, its a pretty fun racer but I wish they had some kind of stats for each racers, hard to tell who's fast without picking them.

I went back to Knight of the Old Republic yesterday, after modding a head to make Persephone.

I also started playing Rise of the Tomb Raider. But I am not sure if I will stick with it. Too many cinematics, and not enough game to actually play.

Khajiit would be willing to bet that Lightning McQueen is probably the fastest.


KOTOR!

Quick question:
When you play as Persephone do you also play under the knowledge that she is also , or do you have a mod that lets you play as not ?

This post has been edited by TheCheshireKhajiit: Jul 4 2017, 01:35 AM

Lightning's pretty good but I've found others that are better, Cruz Romero is a pretty good one. Sally is probably the worst racer which is odd since she's suppose to be a Porsche.

Hmm, Khajiit was only basing that on the fact that LM was/is the poster car for the films. Good to know that was not the case, though they should have stats listed so you know "is this car better at speed or maneuverability?".

This post has been edited by TheCheshireKhajiit: Jul 4 2017, 01:54 AM

Lightning McQueen sounds like a Final Fantasy character...



Given that Persephone is also the walking dead, I think her being the first option is appropriate...

This post has been edited by SubRosa: Jul 4 2017, 01:58 AM

So

That is one thought. Or she was dead all along.

Ooooh like

She may have walked among the stars for thousands of years before the events of Kotor 1. Or she might have just popped in from Skyrim after Revan was captured. There are lots of possibilities with a character like Persephone.

This post has been edited by SubRosa: Jul 4 2017, 02:12 AM

Okie dokie then!

I took a break from Kotor to play Skyrim. I created a new character named Lara. She's a combat archaeologist. So far, so good.

Trying to get back into Skyrim, but Familiar Faces won't cooperate.
Constant CTD's won't let me record an old character and leave so I could play a new one.
Ugh.

Very nice! Do you use an ENB to achieve the rich coloring seen here? I hope to do something similar with my in-progress experimental Oblivion install. Thus far it's eluded me. Just installed Oblivion Reloaded. I know it CAN be used with an ENB, but for now I'd rather stick with ENBoost for performance and theoretic stability. Besides, in my opinion nothing touches OR for Oblivion water quality.

Since we're showing new game images, I'll link another OCOv2 experimental Hamfat, this time near the Imperial Prison. As can be seen I need to do something to improve grass (amongst other things), which still looks decidedly vanilla. This, by the way, is a different version of Hamfat than that seen in other shots, less a sourpuss.

That was actually a joke, which I guess no one got. The pic is from Rise of the Tomb Raider. That outfit she is wearing made me think of of Skyrim the instant I saw it. TBH, it is a much better suit of mail armor than I have ever seen in a Bethesda game.

But on the subject of ENBs, I never use them. I have tried them in the past because supposedly they can help with performance. Maybe they do for other people, but they never helped with micro-stutter with me. The first two or three times I tried they flat out did not work, and usually did nothing, or made the screen really bright and washed out all the colors. The few times I ever got an ENB to actually work I was utterly unimressed, and quickly went back to the vanilla game.

I auditioned Cinematic ENB for Oblivion the other day. It installed without issue and did some very nice things (but needed tweaking). Like you, performance suffered. Ended up removing it. Thus far Oblivion Reloaded has behaved. Of course I use it in conjunct with ENBoost, which in my opinion is most definitely worth installing. It doesn't alter visuals, just makes Oblivion theoretically more stable and allows it to use appreciably more memory. I attempted to use it in my second play-through, with less than sterling success. Works like a charm in the experimental play-through, and as mentioned (?) plays nice with Oblivion Reloaded. OR does a number of things I don't like, but those can be turned off either by INI settings or OR's in-game console. (A few are buggy and NEED to be disable. Thankfully those happen to be ones I don't want.)

Oblivion Stutter Remover worked wonderfully for me. I have never had a need for anything else in Oblivion, or its counterpart for Fallout 3. I just wish the same people had made a stutter remover for Skyrim.

There's no OSR Skyrim equivalent? An odd omission for sure. I swear by OSR too. Oddly, for the experimental install I needed to reduce heap size from 1024 to 768. I also run MoreHeap, set to the same heap size.

There is no OSR for Skyrim. I don't think there is one for Fallout 4 either. I guess whoever made it for the older games moved on to other things. Sadly. It helps me tremendously with Oblivion, Fallout 3, and New Vegas.

Great graphics, but not as visually noticeable in that shot as they were in the Anvil screens.