We all know that Fallout 4 is not a particularly impressive – graphics wise – title. However, and thanks to various graphical mods as well as the latest version of ENBSeries, ENBSeries members ‘dpeasant’, ‘iriarsham’, ‘Kobalk’ and ‘Strix2206’ have been able to capture some truly amazing screenshots. And given the game’s friendliness to mods and texture packs, we’re pretty sure that the game will, sooner or later, get a big graphical overhaul. Until then, enjoy these beautiful screenshots and stay tuned for more!
dpeasant
iriarsham
Kobalk
Strix2206
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I prefer the ibbanez one.
I won’t deny that it looks pretty in those screenshots(some of those screenshots), but in motion it looks rubbish. Looks alone can only get you so far. Every game needs smooth animations, clunky games are not that fun. Anyhow the game is only so-so.
And a lot of interior areas look incredibly ugly with terrible lighting and barely any shadows…
And the strange thing is that it is quite hard on hardware with low FPSs, although graphics look.. well.. bioshock infinite like?
This. In some outside scenes the game can look pretty damn good, but inside it often feels like you’re playing Morrowind or something because everything just feels “flat”.
Yeah, one good very ugly example is the Cabot house. Never seen such an ugly interior in a current gen game…
and modding tools isn’t even officially out yet.
Well enb doesnt need modding tools since its post processing.
ENB is more than just post processing !!!
No it isnt!
That’s not true. ENB is much more than just post processing. You’ll soon be seeing features that overhaul the graphics from the rendering side. Even the current depth of field is not implemented like usual postprocess mods (sweetfx and reshade)
ENB for Skyrim completely overhauled the lighting
It also added in grahpics options such as
– Parallax Occlusion mapping
– Completely new skin shaders that look incredible
– Water shaders with Parallax
– Volumetric Fog
– Screen Space Reflections
– High quality SSAO (very high quality stuff)
– Image based lighting (objects lit based on sky lighting)
– Screen Space Indirect Lighting (SSIL) – when’s the last time you’ve seen that in any other game ?
– High quality depth of field
and more
Image 9 of 13 is awesome (yellow one)
Yeah the storms look really nice even with small sweetfx tweaks
And it would have looked even more amazing had it included Global Illumination and better Ambient Occlusion…
And all at a smooth 12 fps.
Not every ENB config is demanding. Especially with current GPUs that’s why people can use them even in normal gameplay without their FPS going to a crawl. I, myself, uses ENB and if you know what you’re doing you can significantly decrease the FPS drop
Oddly enough the latest AMD cards get almost zero performance hit from ENB because of their massive shader array. Seriously the Fury has almost twice the shader power of Nvidia cards.
Really? That’s interesting..
ok it seems to me the big fps drop in enbs is caused by depth of field and blur.
only because of mods and you do not hit 60fps with enb…lol
But on your sonya console you cant hit 30. Lol.
If i look for the Peasents word in dictionary your name is the first thing popping out. DAMN
These aren’t bad, Still waiting for vintage ENB to get released for Fallout 4.