The changes done for "Skyrim Special Edition" have created a hype train among fans. Now that "Skyrim Special Edition" has already been released for gaming consoles PlayStation4 and Xbox One, the gamers are seemingly enjoying the overhaul.
As previously reported by VG247, the changes done for "Skyrim Special Edition" were described to be one heck of an overhaul. Also, these changes include subtle ones that the gamers may not have even noticed if not given close attention.
According to Kotaku, the changes that the players might have missed include the enhanced stability overall which enable the game to refrain from cashing and even on the aesthetics of "Skyrim Special Edition," there was an addition of rain occlusion. The rain occlusion makes the scene appear that precipitation to not clip through roofs and other in-game structures.
In addition to the aesthetic changes, many find the changes in the flowing of the water as one of the most interesting. In this "Skyrim Special Edition," the water really flows realistically. In comparison to the original "Skyrim," the water flowed in just one direction. The new version features rivers that bend around turns and the water flow changes speed depending on the topography. This is an exact opposite from the original version where the water flows at a constant speed no matter what.
Another difference for the "Skyrim Special Edition" is the higher minimum and recommended PC specifications. Despite being definitely higher, sources say that the specifications for "Skyrim Special Edition" are still considered very moderate in the industry's standard.
"Skyrim Special Edition" has been released last October 28 and it has been receiving good reviews from the gamers. It is indeed an upgrade from its original version. From the aesthetics to the optimization of enhanced stability, "Skyrim Special Edition" is another success for giving its players a better gaming experience.
