PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION BEFORE ASKING QUESTIONS :D NEW VERSION RELEASED, VAC NOT REQUIRED v1.0 : http://www.skyrimnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=5626 To use...
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Showing posts with label skyrim. Show all posts
Monday, 11 March 2013
Skyrim Mod - Thu'uMic v0.2 with actual inputlag (off screen) - Use SHOUTS with your MIC!
Skyrim Mod - Thu'uMic v0.2 with actual inputlag (off screen) - Use SHOUTS with your MIC! Video Clips. Duration : 2.35 Mins.
PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION BEFORE ASKING QUESTIONS :D NEW VERSION RELEASED, VAC NOT REQUIRED v1.0 : http://www.skyrimnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=5626 To use...
PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION BEFORE ASKING QUESTIONS :D NEW VERSION RELEASED, VAC NOT REQUIRED v1.0 : http://www.skyrimnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=5626 To use...
Saturday, 9 March 2013
Sunday, 10 February 2013
INSS Improved New Skyrim Shadows - Ultra - Demo 3
INSS Improved New Skyrim Shadows - Ultra - Demo 3 Video Clips. Duration : 2.00 Mins.
Here is a short demo of my tweak called "Improved New Skyrim Shadows for Ultra Settings". Demo shows how new shadows preform in-game. I was using longer shadow draw distance version. Third demo. This is a view of Markarth during early morning. LINKS: Ultra Settings tweak (on the video): skyrim.nexusmods.com High Settings tweak (Medium-Range PC version): skyrim.nexusmods.com There may be some sound issues. I don't know why, I've messed up me sound settings somehow. Maybye it is caused by my microphone or maybye because of recording a video in 5.1 sound. I'm very sorry for that. Also, sorry for the frame skipping/framerate issues on this videos (all 3 demo videos), It was performing fine untill I've uploaded them on YouTube. It turns out I'm really bad at making game videos ;D
Here is a short demo of my tweak called "Improved New Skyrim Shadows for Ultra Settings". Demo shows how new shadows preform in-game. I was using longer shadow draw distance version. Third demo. This is a view of Markarth during early morning. LINKS: Ultra Settings tweak (on the video): skyrim.nexusmods.com High Settings tweak (Medium-Range PC version): skyrim.nexusmods.com There may be some sound issues. I don't know why, I've messed up me sound settings somehow. Maybye it is caused by my microphone or maybye because of recording a video in 5.1 sound. I'm very sorry for that. Also, sorry for the frame skipping/framerate issues on this videos (all 3 demo videos), It was performing fine untill I've uploaded them on YouTube. It turns out I'm really bad at making game videos ;D
Sunday, 27 January 2013
Skyrim Kinect: Fus Ro Dah
Skyrim Kinect: Fus Ro Dah Tube. Duration : 2.67 Mins.
Skyrim Kinect: Fus Ro Dah, is the latest edition to the 'PC Games Kinected' lineup, which allows for full character control using both gestures and voice. Like the original Skyrim Kinect, you can use your arms to swing swords, cast spells, use your bow, or block with shieds. Movement, like walking/running and sneaking, is still handled with body movements and has seen an increase in precision. As a result, gameplay using the Bow is very enjoyable and preice. As well, Voice Commands have been greatly improved. In Skyrim Kinect: Fus Ro Dah, you can use your voice to select up to 11 spells, to drink mana/health potions, to equip your sword/shield/bow, and to equip 2 different armor sets. Voice Commands also allow you to say your favorite shouts (10 currently), by simply saying the dragon shout words of power. Not only can you say "Fus Ro Dah", you can also simply say "fus", or "fus roh". The majority of the shouts, which have multiple shout levels, use this approach. In this video I share some new spells and shouts, but also some functional voice commands. For example, switching character view (from 1st to 3rd), rotating the camera around your character, and taking screenshots. These more technical voice commands are actually quite important, as I found that playing in 3rd person has its advantages, and being able to switch on the fly is useful. Here is a list of the new voice commands available in Skyrim Kinect: Fus Ro Dah, which build off the voice commands used in the ...
Skyrim Kinect: Fus Ro Dah, is the latest edition to the 'PC Games Kinected' lineup, which allows for full character control using both gestures and voice. Like the original Skyrim Kinect, you can use your arms to swing swords, cast spells, use your bow, or block with shieds. Movement, like walking/running and sneaking, is still handled with body movements and has seen an increase in precision. As a result, gameplay using the Bow is very enjoyable and preice. As well, Voice Commands have been greatly improved. In Skyrim Kinect: Fus Ro Dah, you can use your voice to select up to 11 spells, to drink mana/health potions, to equip your sword/shield/bow, and to equip 2 different armor sets. Voice Commands also allow you to say your favorite shouts (10 currently), by simply saying the dragon shout words of power. Not only can you say "Fus Ro Dah", you can also simply say "fus", or "fus roh". The majority of the shouts, which have multiple shout levels, use this approach. In this video I share some new spells and shouts, but also some functional voice commands. For example, switching character view (from 1st to 3rd), rotating the camera around your character, and taking screenshots. These more technical voice commands are actually quite important, as I found that playing in 3rd person has its advantages, and being able to switch on the fly is useful. Here is a list of the new voice commands available in Skyrim Kinect: Fus Ro Dah, which build off the voice commands used in the ...
Friday, 25 January 2013
Rosewill RHTS-8206 5.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset with Vibration Unboxing
Rosewill RHTS-8206 5.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset with Vibration Unboxing Tube. Duration : 4.03 Mins.
Rosewill RHTS-8206 5.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset with Vibration Unboxing Check out our Website: www.techoftomorrow.com Like us on facebook www.facebook.com Google+: plus.google.com
Rosewill RHTS-8206 5.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset with Vibration Unboxing Check out our Website: www.techoftomorrow.com Like us on facebook www.facebook.com Google+: plus.google.com
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