The Dragonborn DLC hit Steam yesterday, but today Bethesda released something possibly even more interesting: An update to the High Resolution Texture Pack that adds support for Dragonborn as well as the Hearthfire and Dawnguard DLC expansions. Bethesda's also kicking off a new video tutorial series to ease you into it, which you can see below.Bethesda has released a massive update to the free Skyrim High Resolution Texture Pack on Steam to include the recently-released DLC. To start making your own mods, grab the Creation Kit from the Tools section of your Steam library. If you don't have Skyrim at all, you can snap it up for $39.99 (33% off) in the Steam mid-week sale. You'll want a better PC than Skyrim's recommended specs to use it, though, with Bethesda recommending at least 4GB of system RAM and a graphics card with 1GB of RAM. The patch jazzes up Skyrim's textures with bigger, prettier versions and as it's official, you won't have to worry about textures looking different, or resembly lumpy, over-sharp lava, as several community-made mods do. The high-resolution texture pack is actually released as free downloadable content, so you'll need to head this-a-way to get it.
For now, though, it's just that lonely little space-ball. In future, the Workshop will house the mods of anyone who fancies putting them there, where they can be viewed, rated, and easily downloaded. The joint effort from Bethesda and Valve sees Portal 2's friendly little orb following you around, doubtless dispensing space-y nuggets of joy. 1 is the very first Skyrim mod on the Skyrim Steam Workshop. On top of that, Skyrim's on sale on Steam, down to $40.įall of the Space Core, Vol. But there's something else too-a new friend in the form of Portal 2's adorable Space Sphere.
The PC release now supports an official high-resolution texture pack. Bethesda had promised a surprise alongside the launch of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim's PC mod Creation Kit, and it did indeed arrive today.
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