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Them jaggied edges.
No AA.
720p.
Those Muddy Textures.
those Low poly models.
Grim Dark oh so real.
It's over Ubisoft is finished!
Them jaggied edges.
No AA.
720p.
Those Muddy Textures.
those Low poly models.
Grim Dark oh so real.
It's over Ubisoft is finished!
Ubisoft always shows bullshots, just look at any official assassins creed revelations screens.
Besides, we do have an actuall DEMO with REAL footage of the game, sooooooo
Besides, we do have an actuall DEMO with REAL footage of the game, sooooooo
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Blahblahblahblah it's blurry as hell because the image is heavily compressed so the image quality has degraded, it's the exact same when you upload to facebook or what ever.
Blahblahblahblah it's blurry as hell because the image is heavily compressed so the image quality has degraded, it's the exact same when you upload to facebook or what ever.
it is a 1080p screenshot, just click on download on the image and it should display in its full ress or you could use this link: http://bulk2.destructoid.com/ul/229969-look-upon-this-watch-dogs-screenshot-and-weep/wd-noscale.jpg
@StealthMaster:
Why would pointing out the existence of high-end PCs be "elitism"? If anything, completely disregarding it is the "console elitism".
Why would pointing out the existence of high-end PCs be "elitism"? If anything, completely disregarding it is the "console elitism".
@G-Man256
Keep that shit in /v/.
@Article
I was hype for this but then I began thinking about it and I realised that we haven't actually seen something that couldn't be scripted. Still, could be a cool game.
Keep that shit in /v/.
@Article
I was hype for this but then I began thinking about it and I realised that we haven't actually seen something that couldn't be scripted. Still, could be a cool game.
Is this really an open world game? When the trailer showed the map, I got the feeling that it was an instanced area (like a Hitman level), and the way the demo ended after he 'escaped' the perimeter kinda reinforced that segregated feel.
Argh, so much compression and over-sharpening.
I don't see what's 'next gen' about this. They confirmed it runs on PS3 and 360 and there's nothing in the trailer or this shot that hasn't been seen elsewhere before, at least in terms of the graphics. The only impressive thing is that unlike every other open world game, pedestrians' faces are made of more than five polygons and one 50x50 texture.
I don't see what's 'next gen' about this. They confirmed it runs on PS3 and 360 and there's nothing in the trailer or this shot that hasn't been seen elsewhere before, at least in terms of the graphics. The only impressive thing is that unlike every other open world game, pedestrians' faces are made of more than five polygons and one 50x50 texture.
After the trailer during E3, I am patiently awaiting the game for retail purchase. All new and good news is icing on the cake. I enjoy the idea of tackling objectives in any way I see fit using the tools at my disposal, especially high tech tools.
Talking in generations is just worthless since this one dragged on for 7 years+, it's time for PC to reclaim its dominance, PC MASTER RACE UNITE!
Looks pretty. Can't wait to see some more previews of the game.
t's time for PC to reclaim its dominance, PC MASTER RACE UNITE! #Darksiders2
t's time for PC to reclaim its dominance, PC MASTER RACE UNITE! #Darksiders2
mmm... that sun reflection and those shadows look so sweet. I can't wait to see this at a nice framerate :D
Looks pretty good, for a current gen game. If its a window into what next gens graphical capabilities are... Ill stick to PC gaming.
The quality of the .jpg itself is poor, but the screen itself is really impressive. And yeah, no freaking way that is taken from a console.
Yo watchdogs on Wii U would be perfect, with the improved graphics and you could use the wii u controller as your phone-thingy-majig
It looks like the sort of screenshot you would see on Duncan Harris' website [deadendthrills.com]
The above WatchDogs shot looks like one of the HD Reworks mods for GTA IV. Souped-up PCs have been able to do this for quite a while now.
Hell, Witcher 2 on highest settings looked good, but then after installing some of those 5-7GB texture mods, the game became unreal.
I hope we get a port to the next-gen consoles as well, if this game is for the current generation. The PC is always current and next-gen, so we're/they're okay on that front.
The above WatchDogs shot looks like one of the HD Reworks mods for GTA IV. Souped-up PCs have been able to do this for quite a while now.
Hell, Witcher 2 on highest settings looked good, but then after installing some of those 5-7GB texture mods, the game became unreal.
I hope we get a port to the next-gen consoles as well, if this game is for the current generation. The PC is always current and next-gen, so we're/they're okay on that front.
@ Chongomaster "we haven't actually seen something that couldn't be scripted."
depending on your level of cynicism you could apply that statement to pretty much anything we saw of any game at E3.
@ Occams electric toothbrush
the PC master race will rise to victory no matter how meta your hipster comedy might be.
depending on your level of cynicism you could apply that statement to pretty much anything we saw of any game at E3.
@ Occams electric toothbrush
the PC master race will rise to victory no matter how meta your hipster comedy might be.
I hate single screenshits(wink), they don't tell you anything of how fluid the animation is or how the lighting changes...
It should be noted that the environments in this game are almost pixel-perfect recreations of Chicago streets. That screenshot is probably an actual place.
@LifeCarrier:
This is true. We are reaching a point where screenshots are pretty inadequate, especially since higher-end effects tend to involve animation, lighting, and particles.
This is true. We are reaching a point where screenshots are pretty inadequate, especially since higher-end effects tend to involve animation, lighting, and particles.
Currently, most game engine do mild and poor depth of field tricks by merely placing less layers of texture over distant objects. The new system and middleware to make games will use the players control over the camera to make assumptions about where the player is looking, or will even use cameras and sensors to look at the players eyes and well as the movement of the manual camera view in game to do more complex 'depth of field' rendering.
Um, guys...if you complaining about the image looking blurry hold on to you next-gen ballz. In the next gen of console and PC graphics (yes, PCer's too) there will see more 'depth of field' camera tricks used.
TO BE CLEAR: I'M NOT SAYING THAT IS WHAT YOU SEE IN THAT IMAGE. I'M SAYING GET USED TO BLURRY! DEPTH OF FIELD IS THE NEW LENS FLARE...MOST GAMES WILL HAVE IT...NOBODY ON THE DEVELOPMENT TEAM CARES IF YOU LIKE IT OR NOT!
Um, guys...if you complaining about the image looking blurry hold on to you next-gen ballz. In the next gen of console and PC graphics (yes, PCer's too) there will see more 'depth of field' camera tricks used.
TO BE CLEAR: I'M NOT SAYING THAT IS WHAT YOU SEE IN THAT IMAGE. I'M SAYING GET USED TO BLURRY! DEPTH OF FIELD IS THE NEW LENS FLARE...MOST GAMES WILL HAVE IT...NOBODY ON THE DEVELOPMENT TEAM CARES IF YOU LIKE IT OR NOT!
Um... it's a screenshot. It's pretty, I guess. *shrug* ...come back when you've got some gameplay footage or something.
@ MonkeyKing1969
i've never been one of those people who complain about "bloom" if they even suspect it's used in a game. i think it mostly looks good. lens flare is okay too sometimes. what i'm getting at is that these effects do work a lot of the time despite their bad press, which is why they are used so ubiquitously in modern games. effects like ambient occlusion and HDR lighting are also part of a bigger picture (literally) that most gamers take for granted.
from your comment i'm not sure where you stand, but personally i'm sick of people complaining about this stuff. depth of field is perhaps the ultimate 2D effect, as especially in open areas IRL depth of field plays a big part in what we see, and makes images much more realistic and beautiful. the problem as you pointed out is that the game can only guess where we're actually looking. the only complete solution is 3D, which uses our eyes to generate the depth focus effect much more dynamically. gamers hated that even more.
TLDR: in the quest for the most realistic graphics, people essentially don't know what they want.
i've never been one of those people who complain about "bloom" if they even suspect it's used in a game. i think it mostly looks good. lens flare is okay too sometimes. what i'm getting at is that these effects do work a lot of the time despite their bad press, which is why they are used so ubiquitously in modern games. effects like ambient occlusion and HDR lighting are also part of a bigger picture (literally) that most gamers take for granted.
from your comment i'm not sure where you stand, but personally i'm sick of people complaining about this stuff. depth of field is perhaps the ultimate 2D effect, as especially in open areas IRL depth of field plays a big part in what we see, and makes images much more realistic and beautiful. the problem as you pointed out is that the game can only guess where we're actually looking. the only complete solution is 3D, which uses our eyes to generate the depth focus effect much more dynamically. gamers hated that even more.
TLDR: in the quest for the most realistic graphics, people essentially don't know what they want.
@psycho terror2 the pc master race is nothing compared to the Tremor worms
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It's a good looking game to be sure, but I don't know what all the fanfare is about.It's not that big of a step up from something like Uncharted 3.
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@Arttemis
i was thinking the exact same thing, kinda like deus ex:HR's "open world" maps. i for one would love that. smaller but more focused areas with more to explore or use to your advantages, rather than a large open world where you cant really go in anything.
i was thinking the exact same thing, kinda like deus ex:HR's "open world" maps. i for one would love that. smaller but more focused areas with more to explore or use to your advantages, rather than a large open world where you cant really go in anything.
Hopefully they are looking at making this a fuller game, not a game with just scale. Size is all relative and if they put more in each section rather than have many sections, Ill be a happy camper.
Thing is yeah they played the PC version at E3 as they did with Far Cry 3 and all that. So yeah I mean I know I am a little late in knowing that but that is E3's dirty little secret, to play the PC version of a game because the console version isn't as good looking.
Just look when they played Far Cry 3 on PS3, not as good though, probably not quite finished on PS3... either way.
Just look when they played Far Cry 3 on PS3, not as good though, probably not quite finished on PS3... either way.
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