It's mindblowing to see one of my favourite games like this improved. And it is also mindblowing how unrecognised this channel is. You're doing something great my friend. Keep going please
Very impressive, the voice acting and facial expressions work so well together it really transfers the emotions and makes the characters feel so alive (especially at 3:58!). I'm pretty hyped to seeing more now!
Hey, Thank you! .. this actually was my very first attempt to put a full scene together with lips sync and all :D there is definitely more to come.. How are you doing? it has been a while since you've uploaded something to YT... Oh, and I'm happy for the chance to tell you I've been listening a lot to your 'Volume 2' album lately.. I LOVE it! (can't wait to use some of the music from there.. :)
@@ShadowMagicTeam Looks very good, especially for a first attempt :) Just out of curiosity, how much time does a project like this take? I'm doing well right now, thanks for asking. I'm currently taking a "creative break" but hope to be back soon once i've found some good inspiration again. And i'm glad to hear you're still enjoying Volume II!
@@Nyghttones Thanks! well, I must say that it took way less time than I expected - all in all I think it took about 4 weeks, and that includes modelling the location from scratch, modelling the characters and then all the animations stuff, and including learning everything as I go... :D so surprisingly fast.. Well you deserve a holiday for sure.. looking forward to hear what you'll come with next!
@@ShadowMagicTeam Yeah that's indeed pretty fast, considering you did all of this yourself! I can only imagine how much better the workflow must be in comparison to working with the Creation Kit. Btw if you ever want a piece of music tailored specifically to one of your projects, feel free to hit me up. I'd be more than happy to have a chance to contribute to your work :)
@@Nyghttones OMG are you serious? I've been meaning to ask you exactly that! but I wanted to have something to show before I come up with this suggestion.. ofc I would love that! please contact me on Discord and we'll talk
Me: Video dont end, I want to see Unreal Engine 5 Paarthurnax say; "Drem Yol lok, greetings Wunduniik". This looks too good. Coming from playstation 2 to see the evolution of gaming graphics is so impressive. Imagining ES 6 in this engine, knowing it wont happen, is such and intriguing thought. Great voice acting too, props to the animations as well!
I'm afraid it'll never happen.. Bethesda will never give up on creation engine and will sue any fan who would attempt something like that... :D but I guess they really upgraded their creation engine renderer, Starfield looks pretty nice
The youtube compression is very unfortunate... I really liked the cinematic style, reminded me about TES4 intro, but some movements and the facial expressions in a funny way still remind me of skyrim, some movements seem to sudden, too robotic, and the facial expressions again seem forced, almost like the characters' mouths have 2 states: open/closed and then very little in between keys. Edit: also another thing that kinda weirded me out without realizing is the fact that the characters do not blink, its pretty creepy to look at someone for 10 seconds and then they never blink 🤣. I'm saying this criticism not to bash your work, but to help you because this genuinely was amazing.
Hey, thank you! you're right ofc, these are things that I'm aware of - robotic animations and and off facial expressions - this vid was my very first cinematic scene build I made only a few months after I started learning using Unreal engine 5 - meaning I am getting better at this but I'm still very much learning how to use this tools set... hopefully my next vids will be better
@@ShadowMagicTeam Lmao good point! I simply pretend nothing after Disney's takeover ever happened. Great work on the video btw, you deserve a sweetroll 🍮
@@melancholia9399 Thank you for the sweetroll! 🤘 tho this vid was only my very first attempt in doing UE5 cinematic, still very clunky... I'm getting better at it. My hope is that my vids will inspire others to try the same thing and do justice with beloved IPs that are now being abused in the greasy greedy corporate hands.. Show them we don't need them - we'll make our own entertainment!
@@avgvstvs7851 of course, and I wasn't being sarcastic - I meant what I said. The tools I'm using are free and available for everyone and I do encourage everyone to go ahead, try it out and do their best
Holy carp, I feel like if they're going to re-release Skyrim for the umpteenth time, this is the best way to do it! It has a few animation bloopers (the Dragonborn's hair has a few goofs, especially near the beginning, for example.) However, I want this!
Yeah Unreal engine 5 rendering capabilities is almost unfair... this was my very first attempt in making a video in UE5.. so your comments are quite valid.. :D But in terms of Skyrim remake - look no further than to when BGS will release their official Starfield modding tools - planet Nirn is on it's way.. (And the new Creation engine 2 renderer is quite capable too)
It will never happen anyway.. :) Bethesda will not give up their creation engine, but not because of modding - the base NetImmerse engine is what makes Bethesda's open world games feel alive - it's the technical stuff behind the scenes that make it possible to manage world events off-screen. UE is not built for that... I'm just having fun with the pretty visuals and the amazingly realistic MetaHuman facial animations possibilities. I'm quite convinced the Elder scrolls 6 will look very much like that if not better
It's decent! There's some animation jank, but I personally don't have a ton of stock in UE where that's concerned, at least not yet. This is great for what it is.
True, and there's a good reason for that. The way this ancient engine - NetImmerse engine basically - is built and what it can support is what makes BGS open world games possible in the first place. Game engines are not only about graphics, that's why no other company managed to make an open world game the way BGS do it
I know the title says Skyrim, but when I looked at the video I was like what the fuck is this? like what game is this? I couldn't believe my eyes this was skyrim in unreal 5 because the character face, body and clothes never look like that even though this is a cutscene. This is way to good. edit: You did nail it, but when the grey beard when moving his arms and the dragonborn could use some improvement not that I could do better. I suck ass. I love it when they are moving their mouth you can see that the muscle movement on the face when they start talking and in there expression. Very well done.
Thank you! I agree there is a lot to improve in the animations - I'm still in learning phase, but it blows my mind too to see what incredible results can be achieved with the MetaHumans facial system
Man, this just makes me wish Cyberpunk had full fledged cutscenes. At this point I can't see why not. I understood the intent they made, but now I'm wondering if it wasn't just an excuse to not make them. Lol Awesome video
well, putting up a video like this is a lot of work, and even without fully fledged cutscenes CDPR released Cyberpunk unfinished. patch 1.5 proved they needed another year to finish the game... so for fancy cutscenes they would've needed another two years.. :D
@@ShadowMagicTeam I agree. I think considering they're just about to a dlc with mechanics ( car chases and etc ) that should've already been in game is pretty telling of that as well.
@@riffsplayedinalternatekeys For me the most important thing was that they fixed most of the major bugs and the horrible visual glitches... in any case CDPR made a good decision by ditching Red engine for UE5 - their next game is going to look phenomenal for sure!
Remember it like selling a game video, if the maker of this need a great payed job he got it. But Remember you make the game you dream of. That gaol we need NEW GAMING , NOT CHEAP MADE GAME FIR FAST CASH. SOMEONE WHO WONTS US TO FEEL LIKE WE NEVER PLAYED A GAME LIKE IT.🎉 Good luck to the maker ,i hope you do make a your dream game.
well, atm this dream is way beyond my skill set - I'm just producing videos which are also my own dream wish-list - in a way our expectations as fans are becoming a bit worryingly unrealistic - to really put together a remake of Skyrim in a current gen visual specs is a much greater endeavor than what most people would realize.. just look at some of the greater projects in Skyrim engine nowadays - I'm also working a bit with Skyblivion project so I can see first hand the incredible work the people involved are putting in - and still there is so much work to be done.. it's not as easy as it seems, if fans would have known how much effort it take to put all these projects together to a fully realized dream they would've appreciate the effort it requires a million times more..
@@ShadowMagicTeam Don't help when they make games now not about games it about cash . Make something new and something no one played at all - is the gaol is being remembered to make dream for a gamer
have you heard of the game Alpha Protocol because that game was made in an older version of UE and seeing this makes me wonder what it would look like in the newer version of the engine
Haven't played Alpha protocol but I played Hellblade 1 which was also made on UE 4... Hellblade 2 is going to be released sometime this year - it'll give us a very good idea on how UE5 games are going to look like :)
Well, judging by how Starfield looks, it seems that Bethesda massively upgraded their rendering engine.. I'd say it's going to look very much like that
great work, but the whole point of an elder scrolls RPG is that there is only one single intro cut scene if any, and the entirety of the rest of the game is experienced from a first person perspective. loading screens are an exception to this but even those were designed to be interactive for the player in The Elder Scrolls V. not a dig on your work, you did a fantastic thing here and I'm really happy to see such a high-fidelity, polished and true-to-aesthetic elder scrolls homage
Thanks! well that's true... the less cutscenes in this type of games the better . I guess the vid title is a bit deceiving - I have no intention of making a playable game out of it - I'm just making Elder scrolls cinematic content
nah, not doing gameplay, I can't make a Skyrim game in UE... Bethesda won't like it, all I can do are vids that fall under fair use since I'm using original game voicelines
Basically you're right, but Unreal engine based games are easily moddable as well, the editor is already provided for free by Epic games, it's up to the devs how much they are willing to open up the game for mods.
let's dream on... Bethesda will never do it. They will let modders do the job - already they don't have to worry about remakes for Morrowind and Oblivion - modders are already taking care of that with Skyrim creation kit... We'll just have to wait for modders to remake Skyrim in Starfield engine
@@ShadowMagicTeam It would be great. With current version of skyrim, we had tools for scripting (make mods) and it was great. If we would have similar tools for creating mods (with UE5+) it would be really great. Not sure if it was not engine-dependent. I've seen mods that totally changes not only behavior, but also character visage... e.g. Adults mods, More trees in Whiterun, etc.
@@aleksandartodorovic7996 As long as there is a system to support character creation the options are quite limitless. I've already seen fully fledged character creation systems made in UE, and since UE editor is available and free to use mods will be very easy to make. There are two problems though - 1 UE is not build to support big open world like Skyrim. Say what you want about creation engine but its big advantage is that it was designed from the very beginning (NetImmerse engine that is) to support and keep records of off-screen events in any game-world size, to achieve that in UE for example would be extremely complicated. and 2 - Bethesda will never agree to an Unreal engine port... :D anyone who will attempt that will probably get sued...
@@ShadowMagicTeam That's what I assumed. Bethesda makes its own engine that fits exactly their needs (Skjrim, Fallout). Regarding mods, even if Bethesda used UE, or it wouldn't be possible to make a mod. Or else users would have to buy UE textures and models, (or to make them by ourselsf in extremely expensive software) which very few people would ever do. :) But who knows, Bethesda is now owned by Microsoft, who knows what the future holds for Bethesda.
Oh c'mon... :D the original Skyrim was released 12 years ago, with everything that happened in the past 12 years in terms of technology and graphical enhancements... - it's a bit unfair to judge.. 😆
Small details count too. The stones of the fireplace that can be seen at the bottom are not blackened by soot. The stones on the floor and walls are homogeneous in color, when they should show different colors between areas of more use and those of less use. Areas of least use should show signs of moss and the corners of the walls should be dark, as if they had some filth. The same can be said of the wooden table top. Wood and stone shouldn't look so clean, like they've just been washed in a high pressure washer. And the Unreal Engine has pitfalls that would be dangerous for the future game in the Elder Scrolls series. A game made in a given version of Unreal Engine is not easily portable to a new version of that same game engine. In addition to the fact that in environments with a very distant visualization horizon, this game engine, whatever version it is, also becomes very heavy on the CPU and GPU. There are, unfortunately, recent games that are examples of this. Finally, I doubt that if the game were made in Unreal Engine, with all the optimizations that its finalization would imply in the end, before being released, then it would be possible to make as many mods and in such an easy way as it still happens with the game engine from SKyrim/Fallout. And this is the main reason why these games are played for so long. Even so, it must be recognized that there is a lot of work here and that the visual effect is impressive. Yes, I would also like the future "Skyrim" to look like the rich graphics we see here, but without the problems I mentioned above.
Very nice attention to details, thank you! I agree with you 100%, the environment definitely needs more work. This was my very first attempt to build a complete scene with animations, acting, lips sync keyframing etc. so most of my focus was on that side of things.. which is far from perfect as well, I have many complaints about that aspect too... There is a very good reason why Bethesda insist on sticking to Creation engine - the base engine - NetImmerse, was design specifically for this type of open world games and the core systems for big world management are the best there is, that's why no one else managed to make an open world game that will work the same way. Unreal engine has many issues and it definitely wasn't design for open world games, only in UE5 Epic started to build systems that will better support it but it is still far from perfect.
@@ShadowMagicTeam I know you still in the learning phase as you say, but stop being so modest. Regardless of what this comment says this type of media is above average, always remember that the majority don’t know shht about coding, shading, audio pairing etc. Heck im struggling just editing my playthroughs now. I want to make cinematic gameplay videos, however when i watch videos like this and read comments like this, I realize that you guys are way more talented than we think. It took you 4 weeks to make this, most (including myself) would think you make these type of videos in a few days. Be proud of this video and don’t let criticisms humble you. The dialogue and character gestures captivated me more than the moss-less walls and shiny wooden tables
@@Cashmere_Gaming Thank you so much for your kind word! but well, I am still in learning phase - I know what I'm going for (and I know I'm not there yet..). I'm not being modest, I just know that no matter how hard I try I can always do better than that :D I'm grateful for constructive criticism - it really help a lot in knowing on what to improve. Anyway any criticism I will ever get will never be as harsh as trying to meet my own standards... but it's alright, I've learned how to be not too hard on myself and push myself forward in a positive way 😆
@@ShadowMagicTeam that makes sense at least you’re pushing yourself. Im just saying this stuff aint easy especially since you’re doing it on your own but you’re good at what you’re doing even if you’re a beginner. You’re developing your own style and that’s why im saying don’t worry bout the small details mentioned
@@Cashmere_Gaming Thanks :) well, tbh, I'm a beginner only on UE5. I have quite a bit of history with 3D modeling and animation.. but you mentioned you want to do cinematic gameplay - on Skyrim engine I presume - well I have some experience with that as well, in fact a while back I've published 2 full length Skyrim Machinima movies (by full length I mean 2+ hours each with voice acting and everything), I took them down because I'm remaking them in UE5. so I might be of little help with that.. if you'd like to talk DM me on Discord - EldersCrawler#1686
I think nearly half the world would play it they just need to add a special new mechanic like a placeable village and villagers slash mercenaries. Similar to fallout 4.
Emm.. download what? unfortunately it will never happen really... Bethesda will never give up their creation engine, and will never agree to an Unreal engine port... so it's only a nice dream... the best I can provide is only my own fan-made cinematics
Pretty. Still don't understand the emphasis of animating the characters body during conversations. Makes them look like they have some kind of disorder (in real life people don't pace or shake their heads so much). Not a slam on this work, again looks really good. Just personal issue with modding.
Dragonborn VO was great. As crazy as it sounds, if people use fallout 4 as an example to not VO bethesda player characters, I'd actually use this as an argument for it, lol
Hmm.. well, video is different than the actual game. I'm in the camp of silent protagonists for role-playing games, I think part of building your character is also deciding the voice for your character and how they would speak.
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it was like seeing the game for the first time, that was mind blowing
Thank you! there is more to come, stay tuned
This was really cool, the VA for the Dragonborn was great!
Absolutely! fataloror is the best!
I'm guessing she is a Breton.
@@daniellogan-scott5968 the VA of master is so cool too !
@@daniellogan-scott5968 I think imperial or akaviri !
This is incredible. One person could make it all in his own computer.. Just incredible.
It's mindblowing to see one of my favourite games like this improved. And it is also mindblowing how unrecognised this channel is. You're doing something great my friend. Keep going please
Thank you friend! I will keep going... all I need is time :D
Very impressive, the voice acting and facial expressions work so well together it really transfers the emotions and makes the characters feel so alive (especially at 3:58!). I'm pretty hyped to seeing more now!
Hey, Thank you! .. this actually was my very first attempt to put a full scene together with lips sync and all :D there is definitely more to come..
How are you doing? it has been a while since you've uploaded something to YT... Oh, and I'm happy for the chance to tell you I've been listening a lot to your 'Volume 2' album lately.. I LOVE it! (can't wait to use some of the music from there.. :)
@@ShadowMagicTeam Looks very good, especially for a first attempt :) Just out of curiosity, how much time does a project like this take?
I'm doing well right now, thanks for asking. I'm currently taking a "creative break" but hope to be back soon once i've found some good inspiration again. And i'm glad to hear you're still enjoying Volume II!
@@Nyghttones Thanks! well, I must say that it took way less time than I expected - all in all I think it took about 4 weeks, and that includes modelling the location from scratch, modelling the characters and then all the animations stuff, and including learning everything as I go... :D so surprisingly fast..
Well you deserve a holiday for sure.. looking forward to hear what you'll come with next!
@@ShadowMagicTeam Yeah that's indeed pretty fast, considering you did all of this yourself! I can only imagine how much better the workflow must be in comparison to working with the Creation Kit.
Btw if you ever want a piece of music tailored specifically to one of your projects, feel free to hit me up. I'd be more than happy to have a chance to contribute to your work :)
@@Nyghttones OMG are you serious? I've been meaning to ask you exactly that! but I wanted to have something to show before I come up with this suggestion.. ofc I would love that! please contact me on Discord and we'll talk
Me: Video dont end, I want to see Unreal Engine 5 Paarthurnax say; "Drem Yol lok, greetings Wunduniik". This looks too good. Coming from playstation 2 to see the evolution of gaming graphics is so impressive. Imagining ES 6 in this engine, knowing it wont happen, is such and intriguing thought. Great voice acting too, props to the animations as well!
It looks beautiful, absolutely amazing work.
Thank you for your appreciation, it really means a lot to me!
Holy balls! i need an entire series of that.
Fantastic stuff.... seeing the game rendered and animated out in this way plus all the dialogue and emotion is awesome.
This is how it felt playing the first time, really cool!
this is so god damn beautiful, i hate it. I'll probably be an old man myself before i see a skyrim unreal engine release
I'm afraid it'll never happen.. Bethesda will never give up on creation engine and will sue any fan who would attempt something like that... :D but I guess they really upgraded their creation engine renderer, Starfield looks pretty nice
Holy shit, why does this video not have more views? Impressive!
Impressive! Well done. I love this game.
The youtube compression is very unfortunate... I really liked the cinematic style, reminded me about TES4 intro, but some movements and the facial expressions in a funny way still remind me of skyrim, some movements seem to sudden, too robotic, and the facial expressions again seem forced, almost like the characters' mouths have 2 states: open/closed and then very little in between keys. Edit: also another thing that kinda weirded me out without realizing is the fact that the characters do not blink, its pretty creepy to look at someone for 10 seconds and then they never blink 🤣.
I'm saying this criticism not to bash your work, but to help you because this genuinely was amazing.
Hey, thank you! you're right ofc, these are things that I'm aware of - robotic animations and and off facial expressions - this vid was my very first cinematic scene build I made only a few months after I started learning using Unreal engine 5 - meaning I am getting better at this but I'm still very much learning how to use this tools set... hopefully my next vids will be better
Nice to see old Ben Kenobi still up and running
:D well, where are all the fans? to pick up the free tools provided and fix the damage Disney has made?
@@ShadowMagicTeam Lmao good point! I simply pretend nothing after Disney's takeover ever happened.
Great work on the video btw, you deserve a sweetroll 🍮
@@melancholia9399 Thank you for the sweetroll! 🤘 tho this vid was only my very first attempt in doing UE5 cinematic, still very clunky... I'm getting better at it.
My hope is that my vids will inspire others to try the same thing and do justice with beloved IPs that are now being abused in the greasy greedy corporate hands..
Show them we don't need them - we'll make our own entertainment!
@@ShadowMagicTeam Amen brother!
I always fight side by side with my brother, the first born of Lord Akatosh, ALDUIN, for the dragons must rule once more.
Not if the Dragonborn has a say in it.. though she does need all the help she can get
I wish if they do a remake for Skyrim , but this cutscene is gorgeous ❤
Bethesda doesn't make remakes but i bet the elders scrolls 6 will be like this
@@muhammedrzasengun7272 I wish that. We will wait for the next year I think for the news of the elders scrolls 6 , this year we will play starfield
@@muhammedrzasengun7272I hope it’s like this
The constant random movements of their heads is uncanny valley tier
True, I'm sure you can do better than that!
@@ShadowMagicTeam It's just a criticism, brutha
@@avgvstvs7851 of course, and I wasn't being sarcastic - I meant what I said. The tools I'm using are free and available for everyone and I do encourage everyone to go ahead, try it out and do their best
Holy carp, I feel like if they're going to re-release Skyrim for the umpteenth time, this is the best way to do it! It has a few animation bloopers (the Dragonborn's hair has a few goofs, especially near the beginning, for example.) However, I want this!
Yeah Unreal engine 5 rendering capabilities is almost unfair... this was my very first attempt in making a video in UE5.. so your comments are quite valid.. :D
But in terms of Skyrim remake - look no further than to when BGS will release their official Starfield modding tools - planet Nirn is on it's way..
(And the new Creation engine 2 renderer is quite capable too)
@@ShadowMagicTeam It's still amazingly good tho! Minor fixes like the one I mentioned are just that: minor. It's still great work!
@@Silverserri Thank you so much! this type of comments is what motivates me to keep going! :)
This was fun to watch. I wouldn't really want Bethesda games developed in UE though, the modding is what makes them special to me.
It will never happen anyway.. :) Bethesda will not give up their creation engine, but not because of modding - the base NetImmerse engine is what makes Bethesda's open world games feel alive - it's the technical stuff behind the scenes that make it possible to manage world events off-screen. UE is not built for that... I'm just having fun with the pretty visuals and the amazingly realistic MetaHuman facial animations possibilities. I'm quite convinced the Elder scrolls 6 will look very much like that if not better
Have you used MetaHuman Animator yet?
It's decent! There's some animation jank, but I personally don't have a ton of stock in UE where that's concerned, at least not yet. This is great for what it is.
If only. BGS will never ditch their ancient engine
True, and there's a good reason for that.
The way this ancient engine - NetImmerse engine basically - is built and what it can support is what makes BGS open world games possible in the first place. Game engines are not only about graphics, that's why no other company managed to make an open world game the way BGS do it
@@ShadowMagicTeam open world? I think you’re misspelling “loading screens galore”
@@CammyAlwaysWins Skyrim, Oblivion and Morrowind were not "loading screens galore", perhaps you're thinking of Starfield...
dam! so beautiful , this is the skyrim i dreamed of and want
Remember it like selling a game video, if the maker of this need a great payed job he got it.
But Remember you make the game you dream of. 4:03
Trop bien ! J'aimerai bien voir la suite !
I know the title says Skyrim, but when I looked at the video I was like what the fuck is this? like what game is this? I couldn't believe my eyes this was skyrim in unreal 5 because the character face, body and clothes never look like that even though this is a cutscene. This is way to good. edit: You did nail it, but when the grey beard when moving his arms and the dragonborn could use some improvement not that I could do better. I suck ass. I love it when they are moving their mouth you can see that the muscle movement on the face when they start talking and in there expression. Very well done.
Thank you! I agree there is a lot to improve in the animations - I'm still in learning phase, but it blows my mind too to see what incredible results can be achieved with the MetaHumans facial system
Very pretty graphics. The animations and voice acting (as well as script) are pretty rough. Looking forward to seeing how this improves!
Should have way more views!
I wish there was a skyrim movie so I don't need to finish the game, I'm stuck trying to hit a thrown tomato up in the air with an arrow...
Lol! actually I am working on a Skyrim movie, it'll take time though... let's see if I'll manage to finish it before you hit that Tomato.. :D
Wow this is awesome!
Sooooo... full movie in theaters WHEN??? I'm actually surprised they haven't made a Skyrim/TES movie
I want this Skyrim!
Masterpiece! ❤
Deserve a two thumbs up, for your work dude. This is next level Skyrim 2.0. Unreal engine is so "unreal"...lol👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you! indeed it is.. a bit strange for an engine that strives for ultimate 'realism' 😂
Man, this just makes me wish Cyberpunk had full fledged cutscenes. At this point I can't see why not. I understood the intent they made, but now I'm wondering if it wasn't just an excuse to not make them. Lol
Awesome video
well, putting up a video like this is a lot of work, and even without fully fledged cutscenes CDPR released Cyberpunk unfinished. patch 1.5 proved they needed another year to finish the game... so for fancy cutscenes they would've needed another two years.. :D
@@ShadowMagicTeam I agree. I think considering they're just about to a dlc with mechanics ( car chases and etc ) that should've already been in game is pretty telling of that as well.
@@riffsplayedinalternatekeys For me the most important thing was that they fixed most of the major bugs and the horrible visual glitches... in any case CDPR made a good decision by ditching Red engine for UE5 - their next game is going to look phenomenal for sure!
Remember it like selling a game video, if the maker of this need a great payed job he got it.
But Remember you make the game you dream of.
That gaol we need NEW GAMING , NOT CHEAP MADE GAME FIR FAST CASH.
SOMEONE WHO WONTS US TO FEEL LIKE WE NEVER PLAYED A GAME LIKE IT.🎉
Good luck to the maker ,i hope you do make a your dream game.
well, atm this dream is way beyond my skill set - I'm just producing videos which are also my own dream wish-list - in a way our expectations as fans are becoming a bit worryingly unrealistic - to really put together a remake of Skyrim in a current gen visual specs is a much greater endeavor than what most people would realize.. just look at some of the greater projects in Skyrim engine nowadays - I'm also working a bit with Skyblivion project so I can see first hand the incredible work the people involved are putting in - and still there is so much work to be done.. it's not as easy as it seems, if fans would have known how much effort it take to put all these projects together to a fully realized dream they would've appreciate the effort it requires a million times more..
@@ShadowMagicTeam Don't help when they make games now not about games it about cash .
Make something new and something no one played at all - is the gaol is being remembered to make dream for a gamer
OMG this is cool
have you heard of the game Alpha Protocol because that game was made in an older version of UE and seeing this makes me wonder what it would look like in the newer version of the engine
Haven't played Alpha protocol but I played Hellblade 1 which was also made on UE 4... Hellblade 2 is going to be released sometime this year - it'll give us a very good idea on how UE5 games are going to look like :)
This reminds me more of Dragon Age Inquisition
imagine TES:VI being like that
Well, judging by how Starfield looks, it seems that Bethesda massively upgraded their rendering engine.. I'd say it's going to look very much like that
great work, but the whole point of an elder scrolls RPG is that there is only one single intro cut scene if any, and the entirety of the rest of the game is experienced from a first person perspective. loading screens are an exception to this but even those were designed to be interactive for the player in The Elder Scrolls V.
not a dig on your work, you did a fantastic thing here and I'm really happy to see such a high-fidelity, polished and true-to-aesthetic elder scrolls homage
Thanks! well that's true... the less cutscenes in this type of games the better .
I guess the vid title is a bit deceiving - I have no intention of making a playable game out of it - I'm just making Elder scrolls cinematic content
MORE!
you telling me you will remake the scene until she met Paathurnax? holy
Just made video on a questline , look good but not game play :/
nah, not doing gameplay, I can't make a Skyrim game in UE... Bethesda won't like it, all I can do are vids that fall under fair use since I'm using original game voicelines
Have you asked them if you can .
Did you make it or just post?
this needs to happen
this with the AI dialogue mod
it will happen eventually, there is a chance ES6 will be that
There wouldnt be active modding scene ... people always overlook the reason why skyrim is so easly moddable its because of creation engine ...
Basically you're right, but Unreal engine based games are easily moddable as well, the editor is already provided for free by Epic games, it's up to the devs how much they are willing to open up the game for mods.
skyrim remade like this would be worth buying again!
Wow
Just fucking do a remake already. Bethesda, where are you at?
let's dream on... Bethesda will never do it. They will let modders do the job - already they don't have to worry about remakes for Morrowind and Oblivion - modders are already taking care of that with Skyrim creation kit...
We'll just have to wait for modders to remake Skyrim in Starfield engine
@@ShadowMagicTeam Sad for us PS players.
It would be boring?
If only the body language and movement could be more fluid and not so rigid. Otherwise it looks great.
I like realistic lighting, but not at the expense of not seeing anything. Perhaps its better experienced in VR.
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD TOM GIVE US A REAL SKYRIM REMASTER IN UNREAL 5 WE DESERVE IT
Hm... Bethesta's engine allows character body/face customization. Also, allow mods. Is it possible to customize "Dragongorn" face/race in UE5?
It's possible with any engine, one just need to build the system to customize characters in-game - it's not engine-dependent
@@ShadowMagicTeam It would be great. With current version of skyrim, we had tools for scripting (make mods) and it was great. If we would have similar tools for creating mods (with UE5+) it would be really great.
Not sure if it was not engine-dependent. I've seen mods that totally changes not only behavior, but also character visage... e.g. Adults mods, More trees in Whiterun, etc.
@@aleksandartodorovic7996 As long as there is a system to support character creation the options are quite limitless. I've already seen fully fledged character creation systems made in UE, and since UE editor is available and free to use mods will be very easy to make.
There are two problems though - 1 UE is not build to support big open world like Skyrim.
Say what you want about creation engine but its big advantage is that it was designed from the very beginning (NetImmerse engine that is) to support and keep records of off-screen events in any game-world size, to achieve that in UE for example would be extremely complicated.
and 2 - Bethesda will never agree to an Unreal engine port... :D anyone who will attempt that will probably get sued...
@@ShadowMagicTeam That's what I assumed. Bethesda makes its own engine that fits exactly their needs (Skjrim, Fallout).
Regarding mods, even if Bethesda used UE, or it wouldn't be possible to make a mod. Or else users would have to buy UE textures and models, (or to make them by ourselsf in extremely expensive software) which very few people would ever do. :)
But who knows, Bethesda is now owned by Microsoft, who knows what the future holds for Bethesda.
U singlehandedly did faaaaaaar better than an entire Bethesda company
Oh c'mon... :D the original Skyrim was released 12 years ago, with everything that happened in the past 12 years in terms of technology and graphical enhancements... - it's a bit unfair to judge.. 😆
@@ShadowMagicTeam agree but in the 12 past years Bethesda never put a true effort into the game only DLC after DLC
Small details count too. The stones of the fireplace that can be seen at the bottom are not blackened by soot. The stones on the floor and walls are homogeneous in color, when they should show different colors between areas of more use and those of less use. Areas of least use should show signs of moss and the corners of the walls should be dark, as if they had some filth. The same can be said of the wooden table top. Wood and stone shouldn't look so clean, like they've just been washed in a high pressure washer.
And the Unreal Engine has pitfalls that would be dangerous for the future game in the Elder Scrolls series. A game made in a given version of Unreal Engine is not easily portable to a new version of that same game engine. In addition to the fact that in environments with a very distant visualization horizon, this game engine, whatever version it is, also becomes very heavy on the CPU and GPU. There are, unfortunately, recent games that are examples of this.
Finally, I doubt that if the game were made in Unreal Engine, with all the optimizations that its finalization would imply in the end, before being released, then it would be possible to make as many mods and in such an easy way as it still happens with the game engine from SKyrim/Fallout. And this is the main reason why these games are played for so long.
Even so, it must be recognized that there is a lot of work here and that the visual effect is impressive. Yes, I would also like the future "Skyrim" to look like the rich graphics we see here, but without the problems I mentioned above.
Very nice attention to details, thank you! I agree with you 100%, the environment definitely needs more work. This was my very first attempt to build a complete scene with animations, acting, lips sync keyframing etc. so most of my focus was on that side of things.. which is far from perfect as well, I have many complaints about that aspect too...
There is a very good reason why Bethesda insist on sticking to Creation engine - the base engine - NetImmerse, was design specifically for this type of open world games and the core systems for big world management are the best there is, that's why no one else managed to make an open world game that will work the same way.
Unreal engine has many issues and it definitely wasn't design for open world games, only in UE5 Epic started to build systems that will better support it but it is still far from perfect.
@@ShadowMagicTeam I know you still in the learning phase as you say, but stop being so modest. Regardless of what this comment says this type of media is above average, always remember that the majority don’t know shht about coding, shading, audio pairing etc. Heck im struggling just editing my playthroughs now. I want to make cinematic gameplay videos, however when i watch videos like this and read comments like this, I realize that you guys are way more talented than we think. It took you 4 weeks to make this, most (including myself) would think you make these type of videos in a few days. Be proud of this video and don’t let criticisms humble you. The dialogue and character gestures captivated me more than the moss-less walls and shiny wooden tables
@@Cashmere_Gaming Thank you so much for your kind word! but well, I am still in learning phase - I know what I'm going for (and I know I'm not there yet..).
I'm not being modest, I just know that no matter how hard I try I can always do better than that :D I'm grateful for constructive criticism - it really help a lot in knowing on what to improve. Anyway any criticism I will ever get will never be as harsh as trying to meet my own standards... but it's alright, I've learned how to be not too hard on myself and push myself forward in a positive way 😆
@@ShadowMagicTeam that makes sense at least you’re pushing yourself. Im just saying this stuff aint easy especially since you’re doing it on your own but you’re good at what you’re doing even if you’re a beginner. You’re developing your own style and that’s why im saying don’t worry bout the small details mentioned
@@Cashmere_Gaming Thanks :) well, tbh, I'm a beginner only on UE5. I have quite a bit of history with 3D modeling and animation.. but you mentioned you want to do cinematic gameplay - on Skyrim engine I presume - well I have some experience with that as well, in fact a while back I've published 2 full length Skyrim Machinima movies (by full length I mean 2+ hours each with voice acting and everything), I took them down because I'm remaking them in UE5. so I might be of little help with that.. if you'd like to talk DM me on Discord - EldersCrawler#1686
I think nearly half the world would play it they just need to add a special new mechanic like a placeable village and villagers slash mercenaries. Similar to fallout 4.
Well, I think ES6 will be very much like you described
Да, подкачала повесточка: Седобородые - положительные персонажи, а почему-то мужчины 🙄
PC fan hotter than the dragonborn
Elder scroll 6 is that you?
emmmm... no :D
@@ShadowMagicTeam it was worth a try 😂
where is her skimpy armor?
I leave it for modders to handle
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I want to hit that Dragonborn so bad for being so rude. My Dragonborn would melt her...
The Graybeard reminds me of Joe Biden and even sounds like him too 😂
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download please?
Emm.. download what? unfortunately it will never happen really... Bethesda will never give up their creation engine, and will never agree to an Unreal engine port... so it's only a nice dream... the best I can provide is only my own fan-made cinematics
I have a bellybutton
Too much head wobbling while in dialogue for mine, nor would i be a voiced character , creation engine circa 2024 should more than match U-5.
If it were made in UE5, no one would be playing it 3 months later because there would be almost no mods and the vanilla story is lackluster at best
character walk is a bit stilted and that turn of the head to the right is too far.
Pretty. Still don't understand the emphasis of animating the characters body during conversations. Makes them look like they have some kind of disorder (in real life people don't pace or shake their heads so much). Not a slam on this work, again looks really good. Just personal issue with modding.
how about a real time next time then a cutscene!
nah... not going to risk it.. 😅 it'll be a direct violation of Bethesda's EULA.. when it's a video it somehow passes, since it's a different medium
Dragonborn VO was great. As crazy as it sounds, if people use fallout 4 as an example to not VO bethesda player characters, I'd actually use this as an argument for it, lol
Hmm.. well, video is different than the actual game. I'm in the camp of silent protagonists for role-playing games, I think part of building your character is also deciding the voice for your character and how they would speak.
Female Dragonborn lol shrill annoying "shouts"
Graphics cannot make a mediocre RPG better.