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Absolutely. I find myself stunned by what i'm looking at every time I see it in a way no other game has done.
We've finally found a worthy replacement for the 'but can it run Crysis?' meme! Literally no video card on the market can sustain 60fps at 4k on the highest settings (low to mid 40s with a 3900x and RTX 2080Ti), and yet the developers are already promising to improve rendering over time as new GPUs come out.
I'm very interested now. I spent a lot of my time wondering around on google earth
this seems like the next step
this seems like the next step
Appriciated the part of the video where it talked about how, like RDR2, the user needs to adjust their expectations of what medium-ultra mean rather than just trying to push for highest settings.
Game still looks great at medium.
as a non-PC player, when I think I don't need a XSX, this (and the promise of Forza Horizon) always ends up reminding me must pay the £500 MS tax.
This game needs to be nominated for best tech/graphics at the Game Awards. It's unbelievable how good it looks.
streaming high quality game data, local weather and real air traffic is neat. Ironically they might have actually found a game to justify the "power of the cloud"
I am so fucking pissed at MS for not even saying a word on the Xbox version, let that be XSX or One. This is a game for which I seriously considered building a PC from scratch and could totally be a system seller game for the XSX. PS5 would take a back seat if they announce this for the XSX launch.
And nothing. I know I am the 0.00001%, but I just really want to play this game.
And nothing. I know I am the 0.00001%, but I just really want to play this game.
No PC ever will be able to run the final version of Star Citizen though.
You can see the strings.
But more seriously, the quality of the clouds makes the plane a bit uncanny valley. the movement maybe
I don't know if I have any desire to really engage with the simulation, but if I can crank all of that to easy and just slowly puddle around the world looking at cool clouds and sunsets then I think I'm in.
I still very much think the game look absolutely amazing, but many video has made pretty obvious that currently ( we know it's still being updated, and that will be probably true for flight simulator too ) bing data when it comes to having 3d cities, is pretty lackluster compared to what you can find on google map.
I think part of it was the gif as well. I checked the trailer at 1440 60 fps, movements felt a lot smoother then.
Flight Simulator hands-on: Microsoft looks different 20,000 feet in the air
The news is (mostly) great: VR, Steam, TrackIR, night flying, tons more.
arstechnica.com
Definitely and it might even stay there the whole of the next gen.
omg yes, but can you all fly one plane? thatd be basically the only way I could get friends to play this lmao
