http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKJ7FrGkr9s

Good 45min - 1hour into the game. Good look at the actual graphics and real gameplay instead of cut scenes. Great game so far but NOTHING beats morrowind

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*Windows 7 - 64 Bit
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lol, I don't understand the fixation with Morrowind. Great game but not the be all and end all.

Watching your vid now.

Is it just me or is there a lot of screen tearing when you rotate the camera around?

You got V-synch turned off?

Or is that just a compression issue with youtube?

Are you sure you're playing Skyrim on that PC??

Those textures look like they're from a PS2(two) game. Horrifyingly bad

Please don't exaggerate, the PS2 was never capable of anything near Skyrim's graphics.

It still looks realy ugly

Play Oblivion, then Skyrim, and tell me which one looks ugly.

I like how people complain about graphics, when compared to what? Battlefield and the witcher 2? And only those two? They're the only games that when out of their way to make use of the PCs capabilities.

Its just youtube quality. 1080 on youtube in MP4 is still a lossy format. unless I upload the 40gig uncompressed video deal with it Also thanks to this being a console game we PC guys get stuck with console low res textures (even on ultra). If the game was PC exclusive it would look MUCH better. Instead we get a 5gig game........ 5gigs in 2011 is REALLY small for a PC game.

I cant wait until youtube supports better formats

Yeah...even if your compressed .avi looks pretty good, YouTube's flash converter lessens it by quite a bit. Most people don't want to upload a file of huge GB's to try to get the best out of YT you can get - would take forever for most & would also likely load slower when viewing, especially in 1080.

If one's video is short, easy to go for bigger/better, but if one is doing a longer video one tends to compress it more. Still, you could have compressed it a little less than you did.