QuantumPion
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Bah I still can't decide whether to go with a mage or 1h+shield warrior. I've heard that mages are really gimped later on because their spells don't scale in damage at all.
oh crap. thanks for letting us know.
then how do we run multiple characters? move the safe files around when you want to switch?
I've heard that forcing AA and AF through CCC entails some performance hits. Maybe that's the issue?
No, it's Skyrim's implementation of AA/AF that apparently causes an abnormal performance hit. People recommend turning it off in Skyrim and forcing it through the display drivers if you still want it.
Oh really? I've been using the in-game option on my 5670 and have had no issues running at medium settings.
I noticed this last night myself. Was playing my Breton Mage and wanted to switch to an Orc Warrior. The Auto-save saved right over my mage. Then when I wanted to go back to my Mage, I had to hunt and peck to find my save.
I thought that DA:O handled this much better. all of your saves, including the auto save, were sectioned off into a separate menu. You could easily see/switch between characters and never lost anything.
Seems to me that if several players all play on the same machine that you should be able to switch without a problem and so much confusion. Hope this gets fixed at some point.
I haven't tried it but this seems more relevant if people are all playing Skyrim on the same Windows account. Skyrim save files go into your Documents folder (which is the norm for most games and hasn't changed since Oblivion), DA:O took it one step further by treating each character name as a separate file.
Pro-tip, DON'T rely on the auto-save, kids.
AMDzen said:You should Turn everything to 'High' and then turn AA/AF off.
I bet its likely that now it runs better and looks better too.
waggy said:ugh it needs a good patch. i usually get 60 fps then all the sudden it drops to 6 fps and the mouse is a pain to use.
Does it happen when there are heavy particle effects like smoke or fog?
I haven't tried it but this seems more relevant if people are all playing Skyrim on the same Windows account. Skyrim save files go into your Documents folder (which is the norm for most games and hasn't changed since Oblivion), DA:O took it one step further by treating each character name as a separate file.
Pro-tip, DON'T rely on the auto-save, kids.
No problem, its good to know that my misery and woe went to some kind of good use.oh crap. thanks for letting us know.
then how do we run multiple characters? move the safe files around when you want to switch?
No problem, its good to know that my misery and woe went to some kind of good use.
Seriously though, what game ships now without the ability to save under separate profiles? This isn't 1998. Oh well time to level my Khajit assassin.
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