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Ri'zarah - Shimmermist Grove

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18 comments

  1. vronykah
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    lovely set.
  2. lesjones
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    I am very much taken by the very wonderful and realistic skin textures on your ladies, my dear old mate...the images are always superb, but I find myself drawn to a minute examination of the way in which you make your characters so uniquely real.
  3. deleted2702269
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    The water is so wonderful.
    I am still not really happy with the red part of that LUT, but the way you present it - it's awesome.
    I like her outfit!
    Thank you!
  4. FastBlackCat
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    Splendid set, Rick, and awesome use of this particular LUT. I've been singing praises of Enderal to any friends who'll listen, I really think this is worth time spending in it, for the beauty of the world space alone. I'm very impressed so far.
  5. PatrickTheDM
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    I'm betting your love of rain and her love of fire are at odds. Nice set Rick.
  6. skywolle
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    this is a wonderful set, a wonderful character and wonderful pictures, all in all a wonderful job
    1. Beba
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      I agree
  7. gordon21121964
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    Mate you do this game great justice with your Images
  8. guidethisonekalaheria
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    Awesome set! I really enjoyed how warm the interiors look it offers a nice contrast to the rainy cool shots
    1. Excellentium
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      The LUT's are all based on Caffeine and I've used this ENB even before DV - napoleonofthestump - launched his RevoLUTion mod, solely for one reason - it's magical when it comes to interior shots! With the LUT's added, even more colour and contrast options open up, but Caffeine has some really neat interior adaptions baked into it as it is. Light sources, warmth and cold, rich shadowplay, details so crisp you can sense the surface upon the characters fingertips, the very dark of a cave or dungeon - Caffeine gives a tremendous ambience in my opinion...

      Thank you!
  9. ajhardy
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    You do love your landscapes etc. They are always breathtaking. But this character is really beautiful and you did such a great job of posing her in an incredibly expressive way. Bravo!
    1. Excellentium
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      Yeah, I noticed I had quite some poses with the character in this set when I arranged the shots, especially towards the end. At first I actually thought about skipping a few, but then they would be left in the void of loose images in my file system (I've got plenty there already). I also have to admit I find her very charming, so it's no wonder why I often stop for a pose. She was the radiating sun on this dark and gloomy day!

      Thank you very much, AJ!
  10. Musiclover542
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    BEAUTIFUL shots Rick! I have to ask you though, how are you liking Enderal so far?
    1. Excellentium
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      Thanks a lot, Talia!

      Enderal is magnificent! I thought so even back in 2016 with the first release, and I did like it so much I actually found a way to run Enderal simultanously with Skyrim. You had to pick either of the two for the first version, but I simply copied my whole Skyrim library and installed Enderal there, so I had two Skyrim folders on different harddrives...

      The Steam version which is available on Steam now for free with added DLC, doesn't have this issue, so you can play both games with no extra fuzz. Enderal also runs so smooth, yet it looks incredible, even in vanilla. The landscapes are simply fantastic as is the whole world design - so many details and hidden gems everywhere. I'm also an oldschool roleplayer with a background in boardgame RPG's with dices, so Enderal actually suits my own nostalgic playstyle with different classes for each character, since the whole level up system is based on Learning points which you spend on skill books. You don't automatically get better in something, only because you keep using it, so it's required to think through on how you want to advance with your character. That's why I picked 30+ characters to roam about in this game, to get them into unique classes and roles.

      Upon this, it's a fantastic story with some dark twists, but at the moment I'm more or less exploring this realm...and I've got so much to see and hear, since I'm in the very early beginning. I haven't even reached the first village yet...

      If you haven't, pick it up and give it a try. It's free after all and I truly recommend it!
    2. Musiclover542
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      Good to know! I've been contemplating buying Oldrim just for Enderal! I've heard sooooo many good things!
    3. Excellentium
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      Oh, it's not compatible with SSE? I didn't know that... Well, if you have the money, LE can't be very expensive and Enderal is actually a more detailed and beautiful world than vanilla Skyrim. It also includes more climate zones with a desert and some subtropical beaches. I've never reached that far in the game though, but since I also play ESO occasionally, I know just how much fun it can be to see something else than high mountains, tundra and snow...