50 bucks for vanilla Oblivion with a shiny coat of paint? Why do that when I can apply the paint myself and use Oscuro's Oblivion Overhaul and a shitload of gameplay mods?
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Whoever did the clothing in the remaster has no sense of what fabric is. No dumbass, that is not any type of silk. And the "Velvet" fuck me...And this is before we get to the idea that different fabric moves in different ways. if you're not going to try just make a static mesh ffs.
everything is way too shiny in most UE5 games and its especially noticeable with clothes and hair
Honestly my problem in many cases is that it isn't shiny enough. Just no understanding of how light works on different fabrics.