That was what I thought, but I wanted to make sure. Remember, the difference between a bug and a feature is just your attitude this is a Bethesda game, after all. Otherwise, you could just pretend your character is getting older, or the weight of the tough decisions they've had to make is slowly eating away at their will and makes them more reluctant to go forward. (But don't forget to periodically save manually, you know.) The easiest (and least time-consuming) tip is to disable autosave, this helped me a lot. It is my my understanding, however, that the bloat (and thus the sluggishness) never fully goes away, as the further you progress, there's inevitably more stuff for the game to remember.
You can download the Unofficial Patch (you should really do this anyway), apparently waiting a month or so (only in-game, don't worry) resets cells and containers and that should help too.Īlso, if your game regularly crashes as well, it might be worth cleaning up your modlist with tes5edit or something, that should help a lot. There are ways to make it better, though, I just can't be bothered most of the time. My lv 120 character is virtually unplayable, so more often than not I just find myself creating new ones to be able to play. A small amount of distortion in an area of the screen where you ordinarily don't look is a small price to pay for increased immersion and comfort.Yes, it has a huge effect, I find. If the distortion is too distracting, then adjust the FOV down until you are satisfied with the compromise. Tweaking FOV is always a compromise between improving your field of vision and introducing distortion. Take some time to play the game before deciding how much or how little distortion you like. This is normal, and a small amount of distortion along the edges will not affect your enjoyment of the game. You will notice some distortion at the sides of your screen when you increase the FOV. The best way to decide is just to test various settings out in-game and see which one you like best.
90 is probably the most common setting I've come across. Generally speaking, a number between 80 and 100 works for most people. The setting that works best for you is going to depend on a lot of factors, including:
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