The method I (and you, in this case, too) use is to avoid places where the star is at around noon, which eliminates all the shadows.Ok, I just found the most beautiful location since I started playing Odyssey... Its really insane. When the planet tech works as intended, it produces some of the most mindbogglingly stunning vistas possible. I didn't even know that canyons like these were possible, but apparently they are. (Sidenote: no editing of the images whatsoever)
Yes, the terminator is the most stunning location to be on a planet for now.The method I (and you too in this case) use is to avoid places where the star is at around noon, which eliminates all the shadows.
It’s poor texturing that displays the underlying grid.What's that pattern in the center? Signs of alien civilization? Scanner didn't report anything
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I play on UFC when exploring,I honestly can not stress enough how much of a difference the "UltraForCapture" setting in terrain-quality makes.
Well I can only imagine how non-natives try to pronounce these words But I can assure you, my landing gear is not trying to wipe out several civilizations.Here is a Thing I like about German language:
it doesn't matter what ship you fly,
when you look at those inscriptions:
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you feel confident that your ship is armed to the teeth
with weapons of mass destruction.
I really love how some of those hills/mountains in your shots are textured. I often come across stretched textures which make the scene worse than it should.Some random late pictures from my Odyssey gallery (link in signature).
This reminded me of a old, hilarious joke for everyone that loves language humor.Well I can only imagine how non-natives try to pronounce these words But I can assure you, my landing gear is not trying to wipe out several civilizations.
Yep, those textures are a kind of photo bombers.I really love how some of those hills/mountains in your shots are textured. I often come across stretched textures which make the scene worse than it should.
Oh!
Sorry I can't remember the name. I believe it was in Eotienses. It actually wasn't an ice planet, but rocky body with an ice cap. Sadly the textures broke after a few minutes so I couldn't enjoy it for very long. Here are a couple of pictures from higher up in case it helps:Oh!
I've been on so many ice planets but never saw this particular ice texture!
Which planet is that?