btw slight forum bug - how do I post a message on this forum? the only way I can is click on reply to someones post and delete it and then write mine, its done this a few times.
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I cannot BELIEVE that people are actually suspecting some sort of bias here. I mean, it absolutely blows my mind though I suppose I shouldn't be surprised anymore.
You need to as ask that question in the Feedback forum.btw slight forum bug - how do I post a message on this forum? the only way I can is click on reply to someones post and delete it and then write mine, its done this a few times.
All of which means the PS4 advantage is based on its higher foliage density, plus its more intense lens flare effect. Otherwise, the visual comparisons and performance metrics paint both versions in a positive light; the 30fps target not being a perfect lock on either, but much improved over last-gen despite the enhancements elsewhere. On balance, at stress points the PS4 wins out on this front; despite dipping further in our racing sequences, the console has no trouble tackling alpha-heavy shoot-outs. On the other hand, the Xbox One betrays its weakness in both scenarios, albeit to a differing extent for the driving sections.
Holy shit! MS and Sony really fucked up this generation...the one can't do 1080p, the other has a even slower processor in it...meh. We already have that mid-tier PC are better than consoles it seems.
I am really hoping that the first parties pull out some magic rabbits again this gen.
I'm not joking about the vegetation btw. You can keep your lense flare but doing good vegetation adds a lot and can be quite expensive in terms of overdraw. Even completely transparent sections of vegetation texture close to poly edges will presumably need to be tested for depth, so there's likely to be a lot of work for ROPs to do.
I think I'm going to go and do some mucking around with custom resolutions on PC and see how much a small amount of horizontal upscaling hurts the image.
Weed. Definitely important in a GTA game. Yes.
I think I'm going to go and do some mucking around with custom resolutions on PC and see how much a small amount of horizontal upscaling hurts the image.