If you like the style and are already using Bethesda's HD DLC, there is zero reason not to switch. Bethesda's texture pack fixes that issue, doesn't mess with the game's aesthetics in any way (it's simply less compressed versions of the original art after all), and if nothing else, it serves for a better base for later texture reworks. The 1k packs use the same resolutions for every texture as Bethesda's HD texture pack, and are actually slightly lighter on your system due to more intelligent compression. People are commenting about there being better community-made texture packs available, and there are certainly higher resolution options out there, but for me these texture packs only made things worse because I only had higher resolution textures to contrast even more poorly with the random low resolution textures thrown about the game world. Posted: (1 week ago) This is a new hi-res texture replacement for the mountains in Skyrim.It was built upon the original look, but I went and added loads of awesome texture to get a dark and gritty appearance. I would be looking at nicely textured armor or nice, parallax'd walls and cobblestones, then glance at a table and see a blurry mess, seemingly less than a fourth the resolution of the things around it. Steam Workshop::SKYRIM ULTRA HD TEXTURE/MOD PACK Search The Best Online Courses at Courses.
My problem visually with Skyrim from the beginning was the inconsistency in texture resolution.
I think it makes a relatively big difference in-game, at least for me.
