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green_sky on 08 October 2014
S.T.A.G.E. said:

Well Crysis for its time period was not a bad shooter. I'm more of a console gamer and that game is tailored for the PC games much like Far Cry usd to be. I like console games more. The reason I have a gripe with Cyrtek is because they are trying to bring their unmotivated style to the console realm which demands a fresher approach. They are bound to the old PC realms of graphical surpremacy when it comes to shooters and they are half the reason for that dull stigma. I can understand your point about Quantic Dream. They really are trying to be different but my gripe with them is really about their case in thinking that graphics and emotion have everything to to do with capturing true emotion when more games that had lesser graphics (including Last of Us, Lost Odyssey, Sotc) made me shed a tear faster than any of their games. 

Yep, they remind me of Guerrilla Games with Killzone franchise. Although as stated by CGI this topic is about graphics and shiny shaders. 



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S.T.A.G.E. on 08 October 2014
green_sky said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:

Well Crysis for its time period was not a bad shooter. I'm more of a console gamer and that game is tailored for the PC games much like Far Cry usd to be. I like console games more. The reason I have a gripe with Cyrtek is because they are trying to bring their unmotivated style to the console realm which demands a fresher approach. They are bound to the old PC realms of graphical surpremacy when it comes to shooters and they are half the reason for that dull stigma. I can understand your point about Quantic Dream. They really are trying to be different but my gripe with them is really about their case in thinking that graphics and emotion have everything to to do with capturing true emotion when more games that had lesser graphics (including Last of Us, Lost Odyssey, Sotc) made me shed a tear faster than any of their games. 

Yep, they remind me of Guerrilla Games with Killzone franchise. Although as stated by CGI this topic is about graphics and shiny shaders. 

The problem with Guerilla Games is that they actually listened to the fans. When Killzone 2 was created they had the recipe for a masterpiece that was different and all their own. Fans destroyed that because everyone was putting it up against Halo.



AnthonyW86 on 08 October 2014

Minimum: HD7770
Recommended: HD7850

So minimum is X1's gpu and recommended is PS4's gpu? That has to be a joke from someone at Crytek.



AnthonyW86 on 08 October 2014
Eddie_Raja said:
CGI-Quality said:

BATTLEFIELD 4

Some damn fine looking textures here, no doubt, but to me, it's hyperbolic to call them "unmatched". Last Light was actually praised for its texture work, in fact (quite a bit of the reviews pointed them out). Can't say I heard the same for Battlefield 4.

All I am thinking is that that screenshot looks god damn near photo-realistic.  One generation from now man!  We can both look forward to that! ;)

We should see that this generation actually, high res textures mainly requires a lot of memory and X1/PS4 have enough memory. Besides an HD7850 can actually run BF3/4 in ultra at Full HD with 16x AF and 4xAA at 30 fps, so no reason why it can't be done on the PS4 at least.



Squeezol on 08 October 2014

My PC isn't ready to blow up yet!



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naruball on 08 October 2014
Landguy said:
The real questions should be: Does anybody care?

Based on the majority of feedback when the title was launched on the XB1, here are the reasons not to care:
1. It's an on - rails game
2. It only looks good
3. It has a weak story
4. Visuals don't make good gameplay
 5. Etc, Etc., Etc.

Point is, if the game was supposed to basically suck when it released on the XB1, why would it matter if it is released on PC with a bit better graphics?

I didn't buy it yet, but someday...

I care.

1. I love anything that has to do with ancient Rome. 

2. I love amazing graphics. 

I know what to expect. As for bolded, I heard the same thing about Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls. The latter is the best game I've ever played.



naruball on 08 October 2014

I also hate the term "graphics whores". Pretty sure you don't see anyone making a soundtrack thread and people calling them a "soundtrack whore".

How about we let people enjoy what part of a game they like for a change?



Teriol on 08 October 2014

well i'm ready for this game, it is a shame the game is bad,.. whatever my PC is going to be test.



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JamaicameCRAZY on 08 October 2014
CGI-Quality said:
naruball said:

I heard the same thing about Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls. The latter is the best game I've ever played.

Really?! Wow, that's the first I've heard someone like it that much!


 I loved Heavy Rain. Named my son Ethan because of Ethan Mars. Tried to get his middle name to be Mars but the lady said no.



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curl-6 on 08 October 2014
S.T.A.G.E. said:
green_sky said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:

Well Crysis for its time period was not a bad shooter. I'm more of a console gamer and that game is tailored for the PC games much like Far Cry usd to be. I like console games more. The reason I have a gripe with Cyrtek is because they are trying to bring their unmotivated style to the console realm which demands a fresher approach. They are bound to the old PC realms of graphical surpremacy when it comes to shooters and they are half the reason for that dull stigma. I can understand your point about Quantic Dream. They really are trying to be different but my gripe with them is really about their case in thinking that graphics and emotion have everything to to do with capturing true emotion when more games that had lesser graphics (including Last of Us, Lost Odyssey, Sotc) made me shed a tear faster than any of their games. 

Yep, they remind me of Guerrilla Games with Killzone franchise. Although as stated by CGI this topic is about graphics and shiny shaders. 

The problem with Guerilla Games is that they actually listened to the fans. When Killzone 2 was created they had the recipe for a masterpiece that was different and all their own. Fans destroyed that because everyone was putting it up against Halo.

I'd actually contend that fan feedback was what allowed KZ3 to break free of the problems that plagued KZ2, but that's veering off topic a bit.