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Hi there,

I'm looking for any way to adjust/set the minimum loading screen time but haven't found any solution for this yet in the web. Is it possible?

I ask this because even on Ultra settings my PC is usually done loading after 2-3 seconds and thus i can never actually experience the nice graphics nor the informations those screens provide. Though i would really like to...

Any ideas would be much appreciated!

This must be some kind of a "first". People usually qvetch that their loading screens take too long.

As far as I know, the loading screens are active while something is, err...loading. The swirling fog is Skyrim's version of a progress bar, letting you know that the PC/console is actually reading files and processing information, and simply hasn't become stuck/frozen/locked-up during the process. If there's a way to slow down the rate at which the device processes information, I don't know. It would seem to be a retrograde thing, as everybody wants more processing power and more speed, not less.

Your PC must be a gaming monster e.o

All true, but it isn't uncommon for games to give the player the option to decide when to leave a loading screen. For expample done with a message like: "click to continue" etc. and for such a solution i'm looking right now. Maybe i should have posted this question in the modding section instead.



Thanks, i know the page but the game hints alone aren't enough for me. I see Skyrim as an amazing piece of art and therefor i want to experience every last bit of it. As stupid as this may sound for you but i wan't to enjoy the pleasure of taking my time and watching those magnificent 3d models while continuously learning new things about the game itself, especially since it's the first time i play it.



It's about a month old and compared to my previous PC which was manufactured back in the stone age it surely is a monster!

That's because I never bother to complain about how fast it goes by.

I made little game of rotating the figure on the loading screen, seeing how far I can turn it before I'm plopped back into the action. I've never gotten passed turning them 180°. Usually, I just get a quarter-turn.