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ethomaz on 29 January 2014
LurkerJ said:
ethomaz is at it again. I can't call you a troll because that would get me banned. Edit the fucking title.

Why? I'm not understanding what I'm missing in the title.



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realgamer on 29 January 2014
ethomaz said:

I sas the full DF foundry article today (this thread) and I take my time to read all of them and for my surprise:

"Meanwhile the situation is more interesting on the Xbox One: the anti-aliasing solution remains unchanged, but we see the inclusion of what looks like a variable resolution framebuffer in some scenes, while some cut-scenes are rendered at a locked 900p, explaining the additional blur in some of our Xbox One screenshots."

Some vgchartzers noted yesterday some blurry image in the Xbone videos... the fact that's tuned out that the game was running some scenes at 900p upscaled to 1080p to maintain the 30fps.

I was surprise with this point because Square-Enix said both games runs at 1080p but it was not true... Xbone version runs at variable resolution from 900p to 1080p to maintain the framerate at 20fps.

Xbone will have issues with all games to reach 1080p (except sports games of course)?


Seriously what is wrong with you trying to bash Microsoft and Xbox one all the times and I know I'm gonna get banned for permanent how would you like it get your account hacked this is my last warning for you next time you say bullshit about Xbox one I'll get your account hacked piss of shit Sony fan boy 

~Mod Edit~

This post has been moderated.

-Smeags



kirby007 on 29 January 2014
ethomaz said:
LurkerJ said:
ethomaz is at it again. I can't call you a troll because that would get me banned. Edit the fucking title.

Why? I'm not understanding what I'm missing in the title.


let me help PS4 ast 1080p@30-60fps vs Xbone 900p-1080p@18-30fps



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bonzobanana on 29 January 2014

Just started playing this on PC and its excellent even on my humble gaming PC.



kirby007 on 29 January 2014
realgamer said:
ethomaz said:

I sas the full DF foundry article today (this thread) and I take my time to read all of them and for my surprise:

"Meanwhile the situation is more interesting on the Xbox One: the anti-aliasing solution remains unchanged, but we see the inclusion of what looks like a variable resolution framebuffer in some scenes, while some cut-scenes are rendered at a locked 900p, explaining the additional blur in some of our Xbox One screenshots."

Some vgchartzers noted yesterday some blurry image in the Xbone videos... the fact that's tuned out that the game was running some scenes at 900p upscaled to 1080p to maintain the 30fps.

I was surprise with this point because Square-Enix said both games runs at 1080p but it was not true... Xbone version runs at variable resolution from 900p to 1080p to maintain the framerate at 20fps.

Xbone will have issues with all games to reach 1080p (except sports games of course)?


Seriously what is wrong with you trying to bash Microsoft and Xbox one all the times and I know I'm gonna get banned for permanent how would you like it get your account hacked this is my last warning for you next time you say bullshit about Xbox one I'll get your account hacked piss of shit Sony fan boy 

bluf



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Join the Prediction League http://www.vgchartz.com/predictions

Instead of seeking to convince others, we can be open to changing our own minds, and seek out information that contradicts our own steadfast point of view. Maybe it’ll turn out that those who disagree with you actually have a solid grasp of the facts. There’s a slight possibility that, after all, you’re the one who’s wrong.

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J_Allard on 29 January 2014
realgamer said:
ethomaz said:

I sas the full DF foundry article today (this thread) and I take my time to read all of them and for my surprise:

"Meanwhile the situation is more interesting on the Xbox One: the anti-aliasing solution remains unchanged, but we see the inclusion of what looks like a variable resolution framebuffer in some scenes, while some cut-scenes are rendered at a locked 900p, explaining the additional blur in some of our Xbox One screenshots."

Some vgchartzers noted yesterday some blurry image in the Xbone videos... the fact that's tuned out that the game was running some scenes at 900p upscaled to 1080p to maintain the 30fps.

I was surprise with this point because Square-Enix said both games runs at 1080p but it was not true... Xbone version runs at variable resolution from 900p to 1080p to maintain the framerate at 20fps.

Xbone will have issues with all games to reach 1080p (except sports games of course)?


Seriously what is wrong with you trying to bash Microsoft and Xbox one all the times and I know I'm gonna get banned for permanent how would you like it get your account hacked this is my last warning for you next time you say bullshit about Xbox one I'll get your account hacked piss of shit Sony fan boy 

These are the reactions he wants with these threads. You deserve a permaban for threatening an account hack though, this isn't the fucking 90's.



FlamingWeazel on 29 January 2014
realgamer said:
ethomaz said:

I sas the full DF foundry article today (this thread) and I take my time to read all of them and for my surprise:

"Meanwhile the situation is more interesting on the Xbox One: the anti-aliasing solution remains unchanged, but we see the inclusion of what looks like a variable resolution framebuffer in some scenes, while some cut-scenes are rendered at a locked 900p, explaining the additional blur in some of our Xbox One screenshots."

Some vgchartzers noted yesterday some blurry image in the Xbone videos... the fact that's tuned out that the game was running some scenes at 900p upscaled to 1080p to maintain the 30fps.

I was surprise with this point because Square-Enix said both games runs at 1080p but it was not true... Xbone version runs at variable resolution from 900p to 1080p to maintain the framerate at 20fps.

Xbone will have issues with all games to reach 1080p (except sports games of course)?


Seriously what is wrong with you trying to bash Microsoft and Xbox one all the times and I know I'm gonna get banned for permanent how would you like it get your account hacked this is my last warning for you next time you say bullshit about Xbox one I'll get your account hacked piss of shit Sony fan boy 


LOL wow, he is just posting the facts, it's a digital foundry performance analysis, no need for this.



ethomaz on 29 January 2014

kirby007 said:

let me help PS4 ast 1080p@30-60fps vs Xbone 900p-1080p@18-30fps

I edited before you posted :)

PS4 at 1080p@30-60fps vs Xbone 900p+@30fps-

+ means until the max resolution since begining.



LurkerJ on 29 January 2014
kirby007 said:
ethomaz said:
LurkerJ said:
ethomaz is at it again. I can't call you a troll because that would get me banned. Edit the fucking title.

Why? I'm not understanding what I'm missing in the title.


let me help PS4 ast 1080p@30-60fps vs Xbone 900p-1080p@18-30fps


Thanks. Now submit corrections for the OP as well.



ethomaz on 29 January 2014

realgamer said:

Seriously what is wrong with you trying to bash Microsoft and Xbox one all the times and I know I'm gonna get banned for permanent how would you like it get your account hacked this is my last warning for you next time you say bullshit about Xbox one I'll get your account hacked piss of shit Sony fan boy

Feel free to do what you want... even call me Fanboy (thanks)... now you can deal with facts