Don't know if anyone posted this yet but the 360 oblivion update was available today. It noticably increases draw distance and detail and decreases load times. After playing with this, I noticed no more "pop ins" and the draw distance was much much better. Load times were also down. And I have been playing it a lot lately and so I see the differences
Actually, I've notice quite a difference with the new patch. There are a lot more trees, bushes, etc and you see them at a farther distance, making the scenery even more beautiful. The shading is a bit better, and the detail on some things a bit more crisp. All in all, very pleased with the update. Kudos to Bethesda for polishing a year old game when they certainly didn't have to. Can't wait for Shivering Isles! Â
Actually, I've notice quite a difference with the new patch. There are a lot more trees, bushes, etc and you see them at a farther distance, making the scenery even more beautiful. The shading is a bit better, and the detail on some things a bit more crisp. All in all, very pleased with the update. Kudos to Bethesda for polishing a year old game when they certainly didn't have to. Can't wait for Shivering Isles! mheimer1
Same here. Maye the guy above you was disillusioned
[QUOTE="mheimer1"]Actually, I've notice quite a difference with the new patch. There are a lot more trees, bushes, etc and you see them at a farther distance, making the scenery even more beautiful. The shading is a bit better, and the detail on some things a bit more crisp. All in all, very pleased with the update. Kudos to Bethesda for polishing a year old game when they certainly didn't have to. Can't wait for Shivering Isles! seabiscuit8686
Same here. Maye the guy above you was disillusioned Maybe I didn't look around enough... I walked around looking at the environment for 5-10 minutes, checking textures, draw distance etc. before the patch, then did the same after the patch. I didn't see these all these improvements mentioned, only the texture blending, and maybe noise added to the distance textures.
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