Looks like high resolution PC textures was a lie. Options

[Thomas Kaira]

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(Screens taken on max settings, not by me, though)

Seriously? That looks exactly the same as Fallout 3's texture resolution (alongside Bethesda's typical inane texturing philosophies). What happened to the high-res textures the PC users were promised?

I sure do hope this is a bug. Otherwise it is yet another promise Bethesda broke.

This post has been edited by Thomas Kaira: Nov 10 2011, 11:27 PM

[mALX]

Example 1
Example 2

(Screens taken on max settings, not by me, though)

Seriously? That looks exactly the same as Fallout 3's texture resolution (alongside Bethesda's typical inane texturing philosophies). What happened to the high-res textures the PC users were promised?

I sure do hope this is a bug. Otherwise it is yet another promise Bethesda broke.

I watched my son play it on my 360 last night. Admittedly my TV is NOT 3D capable like his is (he complained the whole time about that) - but I thought Oblivion graphics looked better to me. My son disagreed with me on that, though (so I am probably wrong).

All in all, after 3 hours of gameplay - I can't say I'm impressed yet. I hope Bethesda has packed a hell of a lot of their trademark "epicness" into the rest of their 297 hours of gameplay for this game, because the first three did not meet their usual standards in my HO.