Making ESO feel like Skyrim (camera settings)

KrilotKendov

Hi,
I'm looking to change the camera angles to look more like single player elder scrolls games, I've played about with the settings but just can't get the same feeling.

Any advice? I'm on Xbox, I know PC have a few more camera settings to play with

vestahls

I've tried various settings myself, but I've never managed to achieve it - probably because the proportion between the character and the environment is completely different. ESO will never feel like Skyrim.

volkeswagon

Is there a way to simulate the very long load times and frequent freezing everytime you entered a building and the 2 fps when it snowed heavy that was life playing Skyrim on the PS3. Skyrim and New Vegas were the worst performing games on the PS3

nukk3r

volkeswagon wrote: »

Is there a way to simulate the very long load times and frequent freezing everytime you entered a building and the 2 fps when it snowed heavy that was life playing Skyrim on the PS3. Skyrim and New Vegas were the worst performing games on the PS3

ESO had intermittent loading screens in snowy areas of Cyrodiil up to U27. Pretty accurate depiction of Jerall mountains, I'd say.

Mrtoobyy

If i recall Skyrim has pretty low field of view. Try reduce it some, it'll look like your character is running a bit slower. I actually like that when playing heavy armor toons, gives the pacing a "heavier" feel.
Also try the offset setting to move your character closer to the crosshair

KrilotKendov

Thank you @Mrtoobyy, this is the sort of thing I'm playing with at the moment, and you're right definitely does give the characters movements a heavier feel.

Ryuvain

If only first person was fully supported and better implemented. I miss the immersive gameplay of first person skyrim. I rarely went to third person to look around or check out my outfit.

Hopefully there's camera settings to bring a bit of that magic back.

Sephyr

Ryuvain wrote: »

If only first person was fully supported and better implemented. I miss the immersive gameplay of first person skyrim. I rarely went to third person to look around or check out my outfit.

Hopefully there's camera settings to bring a bit of that magic back.

Mechanically speaking there's not much, but if you're trying to get the best bang for your buck in terms of how things look there's some pretty good ReShades and ENBs out there that really make things look a lot better. But that's if you're running something that can support it.

That being said, for the OP, I don't think there's too much other than what's already been said here. Field of View helps, also I'm not sure if you can adjust your camera center (your crosshair) or not on the console version or not. If you can, that also might help 'look over your shoulder' in front of your character better if you find your character model getting in the way.

Mrtoobyy

KrilotKendov wrote: »

Thank you @Mrtoobyy, this is the sort of thing I'm playing with at the moment, and you're right definitely does give the characters movements a heavier feel.

It's nice to see someone else want these kind of things aswell. Ever since I started playing this game (beta) I mostly play this game more like a single player game. Stripped/clean screen with immersive camera settings.

I have even made my own reshade setting wich I really like, IMO it really improves the graphics in every aspect. The world just feels more alive. Try it out if you get the opportunity.

https://www.nexusmods.com/elderscrollsonline/mods/147?tab=images