The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim will be soon getting a mod that will add support for NVIDIA DLSS, AMD FSR and Intel XeSS. And in order to showcase its benefits, YouTube;s “Mern” shared the following comparison video.
This DLSS/FSR/XeSS mod is from PureDark; the same modder working on the Resident Evil 2 Remake Mod. Unfortunately, though, there is no ETA on when it will come out. Still, this is a mod that I’m really looking forward to.
What’s really cool here is that we may see similar mods for other games too. And, to be honest, I’d love to see a DLSS Mod for every moddable triple-A game. After all, it looks that this DLSS Mod looks almost as good as the native DLSS implementation.
Speaking of Skyrim, we suggest checking the following ones for the Special Edition. Wyrmstooth is an expansion-sized mod that adds new quests and dungeons. There is also a mod that brings elements from The Witcher games to Bethesda’s RPG. Dragon Hall Tavern is another 2GB DLC-sized mod for Skyrim, adding new quests, locations, arena & more. Then we have Land of Vominhem and Legacy of the Dragonborn. You should also check out this Castlevania-inspired mod, as well as this mod that adds to the game the Nemesis system from Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor. Let’s not forget this DLC-sized Mod that adds six main isles to explore, as well as this sci-fi city fan expansion, Skyrim Together Reborn, this RTS/City Building Mod. And lastly, there is a cool Dragon Ball Z Xenoverse 3 Mod.
Enjoy!
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