The fact that many are so impressed that they can barely believe what they're seeing is a testament to the user's sheer skill and eye for detail. However, what u/mojoswoptops2020 has created is something which is a near-perfect simulacra of a popular Elder Scrolls location. For those who don't know, ENB stands for Enhanced Natural Beauty and is a way of modifying the graphics of Skyrim by upgrading the game's post-processing effects, such as Anti-Aliasing.
Some have even jokingly suggested that this wasn't actually made in the Far Cry 5 engine, but was actually a product of ENB. Many users in the thread have commented about how incredibly detailed this version is, with some adding that they find it hard to believe that what they're seeing isn't just a screenshot from Skyrim itself. With such finesse that's gone into recreating Breezehome, it's difficult to tell the difference between the original and this modded interpretation of the famous Skyrim home. RELATED: Far Cry 5 GoldenEye Levels Reuploaded Under a New Name However, what's actually being shown is that same home but created in Far Cry 5 with stunning attention to detail, which has almost fooled the people commenting on the post. Recently, a user on Reddit who goes by the name of u/mojoswoptops2020 has uploaded an image which, at first glance, appears to show the interior of Breezehome from The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim. People seem keen to use this particular engine to do all sorts of creative things. Take, for example, Far Cry 5, in which one user took three years to recreate Goldeneye 64 in Ubisoft's engine, which was initially removed by the company before being re-uploaded under a different name. If there's one thing that can be said about video game fans, it's that they are dedicated, using skills to faithfully recreate something from their favorite franchises, often using another game's engine.
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