| ListerOfSmeg said: I'm not defending anything. Also you took it off course by trying to down play my opinion as I must be a MS fan to see what I see. You are the one getting defensive and feel the need to prove me wrong because you cannot accept an opinion that doesnt match your own. You are going out of your way to discredit me all because you are taking my opinion way too personally.
I think the X1 version looks slightly better. I am sorry you and a few others cannot accept that but I am not going to lie about what I see. Having played neither I cannot comment on which one plays better, but the screens you posted, to me, show it looks slightly crisper and more detailed on X1. It doesnt matter how upset you get over that, it doesnt matter what you call me, that is not going to change. Thank you and good bye. I wont be responding to you again because you cannot accept any opinion that isnt your own. Like it or not, you cant do anything about how I feel. Regardless of what insults you try to use to discredit my opinion. |
Ok then I'll man up and apologize that I call you a MS fan while clearly you are not. Why not start again and discuss the more "factual" materials at hands shall we? I hope that at least you acknowledge my apology and return for a fair discussion.
In your previous post you wrote,
"Weird that X1 version would look better when PS4 is suppose to be so much more powerful."
All I'm asking is an explaination for this: (Although I have a feeling I won't get an answer for this...quite conveniently.)
Edit: Oh and see the post above? That's gamma adjusted, the muddy texture that you see on PS4 are because of unbalanced gamma levels.
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