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fatslob-:O on 13 November 2013
Th3PANO said:
fatslob-:O said:
I guess they mean that enemies will look alot more clearer in the distance. A game rendered in 1080p with the enemy at distance of 300m will look alot more clearer and less blurrier than a game rendered in 720p so that players will be able to discern objects and enemies at a farther distance.


Yeah, cause that's really important for 99 % of the games......seriously, this is just marketing...nothing more.

Just like how you guys say that 60fps don't matter. LMAO Downplaying a resolution that your console doesn't necessarily do is pathetic. Increasing resolution has it's benefit too just like increasing the framerate.



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fighter on 13 November 2013
eFKac said:
fighter said:
eFKac said:
fighter said:
fps_d0minat0r said:


http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=714737


So Xbox fans now believe Neogaf? Hilarious xD


lamest damage control i was given to witness

i have already posted several neogaf rumors here so your point is as moot as it gets

thanks for the lulz


Haha why would I need to do damage control to something that is unproven? :D It's just so funny to watch Xbox fans now and get back to their reaction when Neogaf posted that CoD is 720p on xbone and 1080p on PS4. 

Especially when in the end X1 version is confirmed superior, I also enjoyed the resolutiongate into framegate and back into SP resolutiongate.

 

Your reaction especially.



eFKac on 13 November 2013
fighter said:
eFKac said:
fighter said:
eFKac said:
fighter said:
fps_d0minat0r said:


http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=714737


So Xbox fans now believe Neogaf? Hilarious xD


lamest damage control i was given to witness

i have already posted several neogaf rumors here so your point is as moot as it gets

thanks for the lulz


Haha why would I need to do damage control to something that is unproven? :D It's just so funny to watch Xbox fans now and get back to their reaction when Neogaf posted that CoD is 720p on xbone and 1080p on PS4. 

Especially when in the end X1 version is confirmed superior, I also enjoyed the resolutiongate into framegate and back into SP resolutiongate.

 

Your reaction especially.


Ohh it definitely will be superior, I'm sure you're basing it on the Polygon review right? Probably didn't read those which said that xbone has the worse framedrops? There was even a thread on neogaf. 

Ohh please post it, I also enjoy my reactions.



So it is happening...PS4 preorder.

Greatness Awaits!

Vasto on 13 November 2013
fighter said:
fps_d0minat0r said:
fighter said:
oh man, i cannot wait for that COD 720p on PS4 rumor to hit VGChartz.

If confirmed, so much crow.


how is that possible is the game is already released at 1080p and confirmed by every reviewer?

do you mean they will patch it to run at 720p? I think that would violate advertising all over the world so they wouldnt do that.


http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=714737

 

Intresting, so looks like its all been smoke and mirrors from Sony.



fighter on 13 November 2013
eFKac said:
fighter said:

Especially when in the end X1 version is confirmed superior, I also enjoyed the resolutiongate into framegate and back into SP resolutiongate.

 

Your reaction especially.


Ohh it definitely will be superior, I'm sure you're basing it on the Polygon review right? Probably didn't read those which said that xbone has the worse framedrops? There was even a thread on neogaf. 

Ohh please post it, I also enjoy my reactions.

ha ha

http://kotaku.com/xbox-one-call-of-duty-offers-better-framerate-than-ps4-1463163114



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benao87 on 13 November 2013

Ok, now that's truly pathetic. Can't believe they actually send that PR. I hope they are not making their fans to become PC gamers, so they can be the 'best' gamers.



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eFKac on 13 November 2013
fighter said:
eFKac said:
fighter said:

Especially when in the end X1 version is confirmed superior, I also enjoyed the resolutiongate into framegate and back into SP resolutiongate.

 

Your reaction especially.


Ohh it definitely will be superior, I'm sure you're basing it on the Polygon review right? Probably didn't read those which said that xbone has the worse framedrops? There was even a thread on neogaf. 

Ohh please post it, I also enjoy my reactions.

ha ha

http://kotaku.com/xbox-one-call-of-duty-offers-better-framerate-than-ps4-1463163114


Ohh yeah especially that one ha ha:

Videogamer.com said "at least the [Xbox One version] ran stable enough to keep me blaming myself and not the frame rate for any kills I may have suffered." The reviewer noted he did not have framerate issues when he played the PS4 version but acknowledged some users are reporting just that. P



So it is happening...PS4 preorder.

Greatness Awaits!

fatslob-:O on 13 November 2013

Damn, there's alot of ignorance going on in this thread. 



Lafiel on 13 November 2013
AgentZorn said:

Alright for this one I'm going to have to slap Yoshida and Cerny for making such a bullshit statement. If you suck at a game, you suck at it, making it 1080p does not magically make you better. Frame rate on the other hand does affect performance of the player for some games.

1080p rendering means the details in the background are clearer (if they don't get washed out by some DoF nonsense), so spotting/hitting enemies at a greater range becomes easier. That's not bullshit at all.



fighter on 13 November 2013
Vasto said:
fighter said:
fps_d0minat0r said:


http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=714737

 

Intresting, so looks like its all been smoke and mirrors from Sony.

Something is definitely odd about IW's and Sony's communication. MP might still be 1080p on PS4 but considering the framerate issues X1 is now the definitive version.

The fact PS4 fans were so certain that X1 COD would suffer the same framerate issues as the PS4 is still the best part imo.

Dat phat crow is still being eaten as we speak.