I thought the tiniest bit about this while making this video - and think this what you might be seeing is as a result of the sharpening filter with the TAA. I do not like that they started making it post-sharpened around battlefront 2 times I think it was.
Every TV and every console should support something like Freesync in the future.
No. Happens also with Ace Combat 7. Same res, performs better on pro.
A locked 30 would be ideal, but if there's performance improvements in the released game (we know there are from what they said, but let's wait until we have it installed and play) then I'm tempted to give that Pro 1080P version a crack. If it sits at or near 60 it could be worth the trade off, just as long as it doesn't end up in the 40s and low 50s, that's where a locked 30 would be the way to go. If they can patch up a similar X mode, even better.
It wasn't 2013, they knew exactly what they where doing.
Hah. Not at all. We are quite reasonable people, I assure you.
It wouldn't be AF given that this surface is face on to the camera, and AF won't make a difference there. This is either a streaming issue, or the Pro has a lower resolution texture for this asset. Looking at the metal veins on the lower part seems to suggest that it isn't a difference in rendering resolution either, as those look equally sharp and smooth to my eyes.The part where they compared the Pro and One X res shows the One X with sharper textures leading me to believe that either the One X's res doesn't move as much as it needs to, or it has better AF.
Or maybe I'm overthinking it and it is a LOD issue! The higher memory bandwidth on the One X could be the reason I suppose!
Sony had the marketing deal with RDR2 but we all know how that turned out.
This.
Next gen is the one where framerate finally gets priority over graphics. Wait, I thought that's what we said last time?
Or developers can just ship their games running acceptable.
What surprises me about this type of opinion is that I thought that Battlefront 1 looked positively filmic. It was a stunning game, especially in the snow. From there I felt like the visual quality didn't dip, but it certainly changed somewhat in subsequent games... More game-y and less film-y. Not at all sure what it is or if you even agree.
I would say around 27 fps. 25fps could happen but not absolutely as average fps in towns. At least I played it enough and DF analysis seems confirm my perception. Sorry for the OT.
