Quantum Break [XO] (by Remedy) *large images*
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Yes, I'm very happy with that decision given that a PC version is coming. It will look incredible.
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Out of curiously, do you care at all how it plays?
Billy Idol
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All gameplay we saw imo was super exciting. The time effects and supers seem to be much cooler compared to Max Payne for instance.
I am still excited about the story and the story telling. For me AW was one of the best games in this regard I played, so I hope Remedy does it again
I am still excited about the story and the story telling. For me AW was one of the best games in this regard I played, so I hope Remedy does it again
I knew the extra soft look had to come from something, first thought it was just the low res environment textures or blurry post AA but turns out it's sub native after all and 720p at that! I recall I made a statement earlier about not trusting Remedy's fishy resolution PR and I was right, don't ever trust Remedy confirmed. Those directfeeds are indeed blurry as hell but thankfully the AA does a good job minimizing the jaggies, still hardly a technical achievement at this res.
Ike Turner
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So that explains why it was arguably the best looking game...
Disappointing, honestly kills a fair amount of my hype for the game (if confirmed). I guess I'm that shallow. still a likely buy.
Although originally I figured it was 720...stupendous graphics and all=something had to give, plus Remedy's history. They dont strike me as a boundry pushing technical studio to pull this off at 1080P, whch is why it always seemed odd.
I guess, with each gen they move up a notch! Last gen way under 720P, this gen true 720P! Maybe next gen when everybody's doing 4k they move to 1080.
Ah well, at least Gears 4 is still 1080.
Call me crazy but still hoping for a last minute Remedy correction to DF that it's still 1080 as well (since DF does not seem 1000% sure).
Disappointing, honestly kills a fair amount of my hype for the game (if confirmed). I guess I'm that shallow. still a likely buy.
Although originally I figured it was 720...stupendous graphics and all=something had to give, plus Remedy's history. They dont strike me as a boundry pushing technical studio to pull this off at 1080P, whch is why it always seemed odd.
I guess, with each gen they move up a notch! Last gen way under 720P, this gen true 720P! Maybe next gen when everybody's doing 4k they move to 1080.
Ah well, at least Gears 4 is still 1080.
Call me crazy but still hoping for a last minute Remedy correction to DF that it's still 1080 as well (since DF does not seem 1000% sure).
Can you honestly look at those directfeed and tell yourself it's still 1080p? Just compare any native 1080p game and you'll see how blurry QB is next to them. Anything they say now would be PR spins at best, they might reveal some AA technique or frame reconstruction approach but I really don't think pixel counters at DF can get the margin between a 1080p and 720p buffer wrong.
As a PC gamer, I'd love to see every console game running at 720p/30fps as standard. The more you can eke out of the ageing console hardware in terms of core graphics that can then be refined in terms of resolution and framerate on more capable hardware, the better.
You selfish man! I bet tons of console owners just want to play the games on their big TVs so being 1080p native to their TVs is pretty important in order to get a decent iq. I say every console game should strive for the FullHD standard for the current TV and then PC gamers can go from that point on, aim for 2k or 4k if they must.
As a PC gamer, I'd love to see every PC game running at 1080p/60fps as standard. The more you can eke out of the majority of mid-range PCs in terms of core graphics that can refined in terms of resolution and framerate, then 1% who own highend hardware can truly call themselves the PC master race.
In other words...
Despite the game looking soft though we have to acknowledge that QB looks clean in motion which is a big part of the reason The Order impressed so many. That it does that possibly at a lower than native resolution is very impressive. Even Battlefront had shimmering and aliasing (on both Ps4 and X1), the only other games that i can think of being very clean looking while running at a lower than native res is Ryse and Uncharted 4 MP beta. Ultimately, res matters as it cleans up the image and allows fine details to pop as seen in this promo shot for Quantum Break:
And the actual game running on X1
But i believe more people will appreciate the game looking smooth in motion. We shouldn't be surprised, that's what remedy did for Alan Wake on 360 as well, ditch native res to get a cleaner, albeit smoother, look using 4x MSAA at a lower res than the "standard" 720p. I'm very curious to see how this performs on PC, Alan Wake was a great port.
Edit: Another thing i noticed in the DF video, which points to some sort of reprojection, look at the fence in the background here: http://abload.de/img/1teklv.gif
How it takes a few moments after the player stops moving the camera to have definition.
And the actual game running on X1
But i believe more people will appreciate the game looking smooth in motion. We shouldn't be surprised, that's what remedy did for Alan Wake on 360 as well, ditch native res to get a cleaner, albeit smoother, look using 4x MSAA at a lower res than the "standard" 720p. I'm very curious to see how this performs on PC, Alan Wake was a great port.
Edit: Another thing i noticed in the DF video, which points to some sort of reprojection, look at the fence in the background here: http://abload.de/img/1teklv.gif
How it takes a few moments after the player stops moving the camera to have definition.
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The only thing that's really a "negative" in my opinion is some of the animation (or lack of) still needs work. The main protagonist walk (when walking) seems outdated (very stiff and some missing key-frames in-between steps). And some of the duck_cover_fire looks very outdated as well. Outside of that, I would get the PC edition, but I can't. Need Win-10 from my understanding, which is off-putting (win-10) for me.
Putting technical details aside, I've got to say i'm really looking forward to this. Both Max Payne 2 and Alan Wake were very special and memorable game experiences for me and listening to the QB soundtrack has me all pumped up to play it. The timing couldn't be better as well, QB then two weeks later Ds3 then two week later Uncharted 4 
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FINALLY
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Gamersyde footage incoming Probably the same stuff we've been watching but at the best quality on the internet.
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Gamersyde footage incoming
Probably the same stuff we've been watching but at the best quality on the internet.I think the game actually looks worse in motion. Lots of crawling and popping aliasing and weird halos around objects.Despite the game looking soft though we have to acknowledge that QB looks clean in motion which is a big part of the reason The Order impressed so many. That it does that possibly at a lower than native resolution is very impressive. Even Battlefront had shimmering and aliasing (on both Ps4 and X1), the only other games that i can think of being very clean looking while running at a lower than native res is Ryse and Uncharted 4 MP beta. Ultimately, res matters as it cleans up the image and allows fine details to pop as seen in this promo shot for Quantum Break:
And the actual game running on X1
But i believe more people will appreciate the game looking smooth in motion. We shouldn't be surprised, that's what remedy did for Alan Wake on 360 as well, ditch native res to get a cleaner, albeit smoother, look using 4x MSAA at a lower res than the "standard" 720p. I'm very curious to see how this performs on PC, Alan Wake was a great port.
Edit: Another thing i noticed in the DF video, which points to some sort of reprojection, look at the fence in the background here: http://abload.de/img/1teklv.gif
How it takes a few moments after the player stops moving the camera to have definition.
shredenvain
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It doesn't bother me one bit if the game runs 720p. This thread has been full of comments on how amazing this title looks and now DF puts out an article saying they suspect the game runs at 720p everyone is full of negativity.
I personally find the DF article confusing.
They open with saying the resolution is hard to nail down. Then they go on to say that every image they have checked comes out at 720p. Finally they go on to say that more static levels appear to run at 900p.
So what does any of that mean?!?
Is it possible that its running a dynamic resolution?
Aside from all this the only graphical issue I see is the short distance for shadows to pop in. If the game is running at 720 then it has some of the best AA I have seen as far as hiding jaggies and subpixel shimmering. The title is still one of the best looking games this generation no matter the resolution.
I personally find the DF article confusing.
They open with saying the resolution is hard to nail down. Then they go on to say that every image they have checked comes out at 720p. Finally they go on to say that more static levels appear to run at 900p.
So what does any of that mean?!?
Is it possible that its running a dynamic resolution?
Aside from all this the only graphical issue I see is the short distance for shadows to pop in. If the game is running at 720 then it has some of the best AA I have seen as far as hiding jaggies and subpixel shimmering. The title is still one of the best looking games this generation no matter the resolution.
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