Well there are some things on display that look really REALLY good in the trailers, such as the animation quality, the rendering of skin and eyes, and thats what is driving their video so far. Of course, they are producing content in order to get clicks / views / ad impressions. It's a business thing.
Not mma but as close as it can get to a medieval Madden game.Bloody barbaric fighting is a sport right? Not mma but...
Can you elaborate on the highlight please, always learning so any errors I may make I always correct where possible?
Oh, it was long ago, and you may have even updated those videos. I was formerly "MultiverseMob", btw. Hello again!
The effort and work on display in this early demo fills me with confidence we will have a great, great deal to talk about come launch.
Thanks for the reply, it does look great overal and the POMB is much, much better from these samples. It gives a much cleaner and more CG look that I prefer and I think is effort well spent. Uncharted allowed you to tweak this so I suspect we will have that option.
Agreed, it really adds to a games impact and fidelity, it can also be a great way to hide lower buffers, rendering modes etc and this is the best I have seen from ND team IMHOP.
Bloody barbaric fighting is a sport right? Not mma but...
The real problem is it's a console, not a PC, game. This annoys some people lol.
None of those is relevant for a game to have the best graphics.
Cant wait for super extreme realistic graphic next gen if this is low bar
Are you certain it is there? I never saw definitive evidence of its existence tbh.
No, it was a ridicule statement for gears and for gow (and for tlou2), the gears one was just the last drop.
He might be talking about this. Hard to tell since other effects work their way in at the same time.
Picture every time you know, collectively. Now double them. Now imagine you're tripling those times once every five minutes for two weeks straight.
You've just described the conditions in my room, and yet TLoU2 looks better than my real life room.
Ooh thanks, that makes a lot of sense for UFC. I'm going to check some videos. This MM stuff is awesome, it makes things seem almost too smooth with transitions, no matter what button you press.
I think it could just be matter of the drage model having a much denser polygon count on key areas of roundness where it is most obvious. But if you look closely, you can still see obvious edges where you would imagine such a tessellation scheme as described would eliminate them.
I think it could just be matter of the drage model having a much denser polygon count on key areas of roundness where it is most obvious. But if you look closely, you can still see obvious edges where you would imagine such a tessellation scheme as described would eliminate them.
I was half awake and thought you guys were talking about nature observing in Uncharted 4 lol.
I think you could do such a scheme maybe with compute shader or Geometry shader tessellation? So not using the Fixed Function Pipeline for it.
This is what made the idea of Part 2 as base visuals for next gen so baffling to read. With much better CPUs to complement the GPU and now (finally) the shift to SSDs, next gen is gonna blow away the peak of this gen by a handsome margin.Hate to say this but Iamthiatam isnt wrong here. He originally replied to some guy who seems to think TLOU2 will be the base line for NEXT GEN consoles. thats ridiculous. Next gen games will look much much better than TLOU simply because of the massive jump in GPUs. You can look at some of the latest Unity and Unreal Engine demos to see how close we are coming to photorealistic environments. Megascans are going to make create photorealistic worlds extremely easy.
And then there is the massive CPU jump which will allow for destruction similar to what we saw in Control, only on a much larger scale. There will simulations for everything. Weather systems, civilians in NPCs, fully simulated day night cycles, friendly NPCs, huge leaps in enemy A.I, physics in ways we havent seen before. TLOU will look dated compared to next gen games simply because its not doing any of that.
I mean i get it. hes annoying and its very tempting to rip his arguments into shreds, but ignoring his subsequent posts on Uncharted's lack of interactivity, his original claim about TLOU2 not being the baseline for next gen games is not some crazy diatribe. Next gen is going to be a massive leap in both rendering and interactivity in ways we cant even imagine. Luckily we have some footage from next gen demos and flight simulator which is clearly next gen.
Hate to say this but Iamthiatam isnt wrong here. He originally replied to some guy who seems to think TLOU2 will be the base line for NEXT GEN consoles. thats ridiculous. Next gen games will look much much better than TLOU simply because of the massive jump in GPUs. You can look at some of the latest Unity and Unreal Engine demos to see how close we are coming to photorealistic environments. Megascans are going to make create photorealistic worlds extremely easy.
And then there is the massive CPU jump which will allow for destruction similar to what we saw in Control, only on a much larger scale. There will simulations for everything. Weather systems, civilians in NPCs, fully simulated day night cycles, friendly NPCs, huge leaps in enemy A.I, physics in ways we havent seen before. TLOU will look dated compared to next gen games simply because its not doing any of that.
I mean i get it. hes annoying and its very tempting to rip his arguments into shreds, but ignoring his subsequent posts on Uncharted's lack of interactivity, his original claim about TLOU2 not being the baseline for next gen games is not some crazy diatribe. Next gen is going to be a massive leap in both rendering and interactivity in ways we cant even imagine. Luckily we have some footage from next gen demos and flight simulator which is clearly next gen.
I think it was mostly used during cutscenes. At least, that's where I had seen it upon analyzing Uncharted 4 when it originally released. Even some of the main props in a scene seemed to get rounder / clean edges as the camera got closer and it wasn't just a model swap. It allows for them to have really organic outlines of the characters, and everything within was dealt with by the different maps and effects that normally run on it to begin with.
