twintail said:
LudicrousSpeed said:
Here is another source for you: https://www.videogamer.com/news/multiplayer-games-will-not-run-at-a-faster-frame-rate-on-ps4-pro
Your two links are completely irrelevant. The first one says games utilizing Pro can see higher and more consistent frame rates. I never said that wasn't true. Higher frame rates = single player games. More consistent frame rates = all games. Again, you take a MP game on PS4 that has a 30 or 60 FPS design. It might struggle to hit those. The Pro might hit them more consistently. But you don't see a 30 FPS game getting a 60 FPS option on Pro. And you won't, unless Sony changes their policy. Sony confirmed the policy to VideoGamer, hence the tweet I posted. I gave you another link from a Naughty Dog guy talking about MP games in general, not just his Uncharted 4 game.
Your second link is a list of hypotheticals and guesses from Digital Foundry. And like the first link, it's irrelevant in regards to higher frame rate settings in MP games. Yes, Pro games frame rates must "meet or exceed" base PS4 games. Yet, that doesn't specify anything about MP games.
I've provided all the evidence I need to support my post. Not to mention I also have reality, which to date we have not seen a single game target a higher frame rate option for MP. Again, if I'm wrong, just name the game. If this is as obvious as you make it seem to be then you should easily be able to whip out a list of games that prove me wrong, or concrete info Sony put out that actually says developers can give us higher frame rate settings in MP.
You seem hung up on the idea that I am saying this is a Sony policy. If it makes you feel better, I could just as easily say the Pro is not powerful enough to give us higher frame rate options instead of pointing to Sony's parity policy that numerous websites confirm exist and I've only ever seen one person say it doesn't :)
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That article was mentioned in the tweet you used as yor original source. Its teh same article I already talked about. Again Sony didnt confirm anything. That article isnt even first hand information into the matter. And as I mentioned before, nothing in the article provides evidence that Sony said anything, that a ND programmer was talking on behalf of Sony, or that the programmer in question was talking about all MP games. Nothing. Its this blind trust in the words of a journalist that allows misinformation to just spread.
And there is a difference between saying the PS4 Pro is not strong enough and a parity rule existing. The reality is that there is no evidence that a parity rule exists, ourside the words of an ND programmer who later goes on to mention UC4 specifically, rather than games in general. Nothing states that Sony said or made a ruling on anything except outside of their own official guidelines on the matter: increase in framerate is ok.
Either way, framerate or not, I disagree with your notion that the ruling exists, but accept that games dont do so either, but that could be easily attributed to not having the power to see it through.
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I've provided you with a journalist from a respected gaming site confirming Sony told them about the clause, a ND employee talking about it in regards to all MP games and not just UC4, and we still have reality backing me up. If you want to continue sticking your head in the sand, be my guest. Ignorance is bliss for some.
