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Control - Nvidia RTX Demo Showcase
- Thread starter Equanimity
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LoL, the description is from the latest trailer we just released. Probably Equanimity posted the old one by mistake.
Here you go:
Edit: No, the description is from that August released trailer. Sorry guys, I'm just so tired :P
Here you go:
Edit: No, the description is from that August released trailer. Sorry guys, I'm just so tired :P
Are you guys releasing control in 2020 on ps5 and next Xbox as well with improved graphics ?? :p
That looks awesome! The game is already quite the looker anyway but the ray-tracing just really brings it all together.
Really nice improvement. Everything is just more cohesively part of the scene with RTX on.
Can't wait for this.
Will RTX be supported at launch do you know?
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Sorry, I got the videos mixed up. I'm going to update the OP now.
They obviously can't tell us due to an NDA, having said that, tell us about PS5 anyway, we won't dob you in hehe.
Remij RTX will be supported. 99% sure there will be support at launch, yes. Will confirm when I get to the office tomorrow morning.
I'm off to bed (GMT timezone here) and I'll try and reply back to everyones questions tomorrow. vidaisonline is attending GDC so she might pop-in with some answers to your questions.
Glad you all like the RTX footage. The lamp at the end is my favourite part by the way.
I'm off to bed (GMT timezone here) and I'll try and reply back to everyones questions tomorrow. vidaisonline is attending GDC so she might pop-in with some answers to your questions.
Glad you all like the RTX footage. The lamp at the end is my favourite part by the way.
Thanks for the response.
Yes, the game is looking great. I loved the lamp part at the end as well... the dynamic shadows and everything looks amazing.
Have a good night :)
I loved the ray tracing in Metro. Changed the atmosphere of the interiors especially. Can't wait to play Control with rtx on. Last scene with the lamp looked gorgeous.
Looks very good but the amount of power to do it properly, is it worth it?
This video was actually really good to showcase the game, too. I'm really impressed by the game's general feel and tone, the area title card looks and sounds great, very impactful.
Every video I've seen of this game was just people talking over pieces of gameplay, so just having her walking on a hallway and the area title dropping gave me a much better feel of what it's like to play Control moment to moment than the other videos I've watched.
Super excited for the game now.
Every video I've seen of this game was just people talking over pieces of gameplay, so just having her walking on a hallway and the area title dropping gave me a much better feel of what it's like to play Control moment to moment than the other videos I've watched.
Super excited for the game now.
That makes it hard to wait for 7nm NV cards. Suppose the upside is that I'll let to play something of a remaster on my 3080 Ti or whatever it's called.
I'm sure they'll have different setting levels. Also, with all the physics and destruction and objects flying around in this game, it's going to look incredible during hectic fights. I bet some of the powers that Jesse gets are going to look spectacular.
Quantum Break was absolutely insane at times with the effects work. I expect this game to be no different.. and with RT and those reflections and shadows, I can just imagine.
The gap between PC and consoles next gen is going to feel huge unless these pack some ray tracing ready graphics cards. It's going to be specially hard for Sony since this gen was able to claim that most best looking games this gen were all their exclusives. That's not gonna happen this next time around.
This was THE "next gen" moment right here. Love how they cut to black right after, they knew they killed with that scene.
it is a bit subtle which, I think, is generally a good thing, but the changes in certain sections/features are very apparent such as the reflections in the first bit along with the closing scene with the lamp.
Thanks! We had a longer take of playing around the with the light in that room...I'll try to get that clip online too :)
Stating the obvious but yeah, we of course ensure that our game looks stunning no matter what hardware you have.
I'm getting the feeling that the visual impact of RTX is similar to HDR. For some it's a game changer, for others is barely noticeable.
It's going to be really interesting to see how performance with RTX on stacks up. Quantum Break which doesn't have RTX is still really demanding.
That is because not all tvs or monitors are the same nor is the configuration same. RTX is not comparable even remotely. When it means the difference between reflections looking like Half Life 2's since 2005 and reflections looking like real life, in the entire rendered scene, there is not a subjective or questionable difference.
You could say this about literally graphical technology in the past 15 years, and none of these are even as transformative as ray tracing will be. It's THAT much of a difference in rendering.
The raytraced GI is always the most noticeable to me. The raytraced reflections are nice but I will turn that off if its too demanding for my 2080 to have both on.
I had no interest in getting a RTX card, want to wait till the next gen but this pushes me further.
I'm sure it'll get there, but at the moment I feel games are very good at faking reflections and lighting, so the benefit isnt apparently noticeable. Saying that this is the first major lighting tech improvement since 2005, whilst technically might be true, it is visually false. Remake2/metro exodus minus rtx doesn't look like hl2..
That's it. I'm getting a RTX card.
We expecting new ones anytime this year? Was going to hold out for Cyberpunk but I might just go for it when this releases.
That's why we need more scenes like the lamp gif being showcased here. Because while games are good at faking lighting and reflections in static scenes, the difference is extremely apparent when the elements become dynamic.
Baked GI in 3D environments is pretty much at the point where pre-rendered backgrounds were by the time of the REmake, in the sense that we could reach really high levels of quality (even photorealism in some cases) but we have to sacrifice a lot of interactivity in the process.
I'll definitely be looking forward to it. Great work, congrats!
