The Real Size of Solitude: Skyrim in UNREAL ENGINE 5!

One day is all ima say

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Jokes aside, even though Skyrim has a lot of versions that have been made, it never ceases to disappoint us, we will always buy it and play it through 3AM nights. Dovakhiin is Much Love! <3

disgusting camera shake in every single shot

Is this official made?

This beautiful, though I wish we could see the rest of the city from street view.

I would pay in a heartbeat for a remastered version in UE5 with this much fidelity.

Bethesda would never make a city that big.

It looks incredible, but Elisif really needs to hire a few gardeners

In all my years I have never seen such a thing

Incredible.

This is amazing. I know you probably get this a lot, but do you have any tutorials? Or tutorials you yourself used?

This is what Bethesda should have done YEARS ago... The games are good, but recycling 20 years old engine over and over again is just bad.

Shut up. Take my money.

What's the limitation of releasing this kind of stuff as a mod?

See the thing is... this is exactly how I remember Solitude. <3

Amazing work!

One day. May take 50 years but one day.

Gorgeous. I wish there were games that went true full scale with their worlds like this, just for the exploration and immersion factor.

As impressive as this is, it wouldn't be practical to implement it into a game. I bet a 4080 wouldn't even be able to handle this at max settings with hundreds of NPCs interacting with the world

Skyrim Citys in Lore vs Ingame lmao

Reminds me of novigrad but on a cliff

Bethesda GS needs to move on from Creation Engine, it's benefits don't outweigh the vast limitations.

Tutorial pls

They've got to get rid of the creation engine, holy shit.

Very solid, dude!

incredible work man

I'd be cool with that if they lowered the overall amount of gold any one person or chest has in the game. I see all those random houses, and I think that if there were that many in the real game, someone could break into a row of houses and pickpocket/lockpick their way to a fortune in one night.

Why can’t we get these kinda games? Surely this-gen consoles should be able to handle these graphics by now

I don't like Solitude, because this city is pro-imperial.

finally, Lore Accuracy 😭

To add, you're such an underrated vfx artist and so is your channel. You deserve more subscribers. Here's hoping you get more 🥂 and we wish to see more of these too. If it strikes your fancy, we want some of Morrowind too, perhaps Vivec or Aldruhn 😁

Id love to have Skyrim remade in CE2, cause, that engine also makes graphics look really stunning... Starfield looks great graphically.

I hope games are like this in 25 years or so

The water runoff in the rain was great. I’d never thought of how the city would drain itself.

my ultra modded skyrim need this engine 😅
great video!

I thought it was lord of rings movie

You could have fooled me thinking elder scrolls 6

We all know what we want to see next....

Winterhold

WHERE IS SKYRIM 2 ??? WHEN WILL ANYONE MAKE USE OF UNREAL ENGINE 5

I just hope TES VI not using Creation Engine anymore 😥

That was so gorgeous!!!!!!

If there is any Bethesda dev watching this, please take a few notes and get rid of that awful "Creation engine" because this really justifies a pc upgrade, not that "technical marvel" of Starfield that has a lot of flaws..
I would like to see this level of quality in a bethesda game, but i really doubt i'll get to see that in this life... ;/

If Todd had told me to buy "such" Skyrim, then I would have given him all my money

Dayum

TES6 better look something close to this or I will be very disappointed if they kept it on StarFail engine

Маленькое чудо.

Never, in a video game, have I ever seen such emersive rain fall that is running off alongside that cliff. It is astounding detail that is missing from most video games. Nature is a force to be recond with, inspiring, emersive, and mysterious. Just its dynamic inclusion in a video game changes how people play it.