Will the Elder Scrolls VI manage to look better than Skyrim with mods?

[VanceIX]

adriane23 said:

VanceIX said:

adriane23 said:

I don't even think you're trying to understand simple sentences anymore. I'm still going to have the same HDD in my new rig.

And I don't think you understand that most gamers don't bother downloading things that they won't use for a while months (or years) in advance. You are an exception.

Also, if you plan on getting a new operating system on your new rig, you're still going to have to deal with moving mod files manually after re-installing Nexus.

PS+ and Steam sales would disagree with your statement.

I don't plan on upgrading from Windows 7 for a good while. Windows 8 will be the last thing I think about when I finally get around to building my new rig.

Big difference between a mod that is free ad infinitum and an entire game that you can only download for that low price at a certain time.

To each his own though.

Imaginedvl said:

Lol What is that?

A lot of people including myself installed it anyway even by knowing it would require a high end PC to run smoothly and nobody is complaining about it so why on earth are you replying that. The point is that a lot of people did that just to see the graphics (as I did) but cannot effectively run the game smoothly with it. So your 1M figure is just plain wrong.

Ignoring the high-end PC market in favor of parity is your own making by the way. Apart of rumors and conspiration theories out there, nothing is proving that. 
The most obvious reason is that instead of wasting developper's capacity on something a very low % of customers will use, they spend more time for content or other features... Again you completly ignored my point which was: more content/features > super ubber very high settings stuff... 

And you ginored my point as well, which was the exact same thing, as I've posted at least three times in this thread. 

My 1M figure is still relevent, since the vast majority downloaded it because they could use it, not just for fun.

And Watch Dogs and Far Cry 3 beautifully illustrate my point that parity is alive and well in a very sickening way.