Right, so instead of addressing a single thing I said, you're just going to repeat all your original points like a parrot.
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The Order 1886, Forza Horizon 4 and Detroit Become Human honestly look next gen at times
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Right, so instead of addressing a single thing I said, you're just going to repeat all your original points like a parrot.
The irony is that is precisely what you are doing, not me.
Tbe fact you have chosen to be needlessly rude about a discussion of visual preference is pretty ficking sad tbh.
I fear you're right. I might as well just delete all these strongly worded letters I was busy writing to everyone who's ever made anything that wasn't 16:9.
The black bars squish the image into a smaller area on my screen. It doesn't matter how you try to talk it up, that is what is happening. And that does have an effect on the overall quality of presentation, denying that is absurd.
So, whatever. The game clearly has nice details and effects, but the clear concessions to achieve them within the confines of this gen make "next gen" claims pretty ridiculous.
The fact you can't understand my point is pretty telling, tbh. I have been more than clear and the irony in your last post was incredible.
Impressive games but I wouldn't say next gen. The only game between Xbox and PS4 that made me think it could pass for an early next gen game is RDR2 on my X.
Yep. Honestly even playing Destiny at 4K 60, I have thought "games really don't need to ever look better than this".
Yes, The Order 1886 looks spectacular! Absolutely crisp and perfect visuals ruined by WTF were they thinking gameplay choices. I couldn't keep playing it :/
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This thread has made me grab my copy of Assassin's Creed Unity and reinstall it on my Xbox One X. I loved Origin and have yet to beat it, I've put about 30+ hours into the game yet for some strange reason I wanna give Unity a try again.
I remember finding it hard when it came out, life the difficulty would spike and enemies would be on you very quick. However I remember it being quite a looker or a game. Any word if they've released a 4k texture pack for the game? Also did they release patches to fix the games wild bugs?
I remember finding it hard when it came out, life the difficulty would spike and enemies would be on you very quick. However I remember it being quite a looker or a game. Any word if they've released a 4k texture pack for the game? Also did they release patches to fix the games wild bugs?
such as? I'm genuinely curious as to what WTF gameplay choices are?
Aside from pretty visuals, the weapons and gunplay were fun to use, and combat encounters were tense and hectic. A nice amount of spectacle, as well as a variety of well designed locations (with some being stronger than others).
Generally, I only hear QTEs as a knock against the game, and that's fair, although subjective, but I think it's a competently designed game with a story that doesn't live up to its potential. I like to learn as much as I can behind people's reasons for making statements as broad and generalized as "WTF gameplay choices." As a game designer, I'm always striving to understand the medium from not just a designers standpoint, but a gamers standpoint as well.
Yeah The Order but on a much larger scale or open World at native 4k is what I expect the baseline for next gen exclusives to be like. The Order's micro detail, materials and lighting are superb especially as it was from a handheld studio! It looks almost CG at times.
Not really. AFAIK The Order is the only game in current gen that tackles stretched reflection on rough surface.
Order is dead.
We all should come in terms with it. A new IP can be established by Sony on that cost compared to financing a sequel to a title literally famous for being bad.
I don't know who owns the IP but no publisher in their right mind would put money behind it. It has to be a QB to Control like scenario atleast.
We all should come in terms with it. A new IP can be established by Sony on that cost compared to financing a sequel to a title literally famous for being bad.
I don't know who owns the IP but no publisher in their right mind would put money behind it. It has to be a QB to Control like scenario atleast.