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Dark_Feanor on 07 April 2014
J_Allard said:
You're confusing laughing at the notion that the game is a "technical mess" with some silly idea that the game is technically perfect. I am well aware the game has some technical issues. Mostly on some occasions when there are a ton of Titans on screen on 1-2 of the maps the frame rate sometimes drops noticeably.

Technical mess LOL. Driver 2 was a technical mess.


And the same guy is prasing Battlefield 4 as a exemple of tecnical achieviment... and Killzone SF for the "blury mess" that the multplayer is.

I´ve been playing BF4 before jumping into Titanfall... I say, the only thing it left Titanfall is in lightening and descructibility.  



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rolltide101x on 07 April 2014
Dark_Feanor said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
foodfather said:
Looks a lot better than I thought it would be. An 8 year old console has never had this much life in it. 360 is and always will be a beast.

Dude...Titanfall isnt a demanding game. I've been saying this forever that its on par with COD Ghosts in graphics. Game looks essentially the same. They are old COD devs so their developmental style isn't all that different. Battlefield 4 has a much larger leap in graphics.

You can say it forever and as long as you want... it won´t make that less wishfull thinking... or does COD have maps as big as TF with multlevel verticalit and up to 50 "players" at the same time.

It´s your opnion, man. Others don´t have to agree.

Titanfall is not a demanding game at all. My laptop could run it at 1080p max settings with framerates similar to the Xbox One



S.T.A.G.E. on 07 April 2014
ethomaz said:

S.T.A.G.E. said:

Its fine.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-04-04-titanfall-on-xbox-360-will-run-at-over-30fps

"Titanfall on the Xbox 360 is the true experience: all the maps, modes, pilots, titans, weapons, burn cards, you name it, found in the Xbox One and PC versions," said Bluepoint's senior producer Daryl Allison in a recent update on the official Titanfall site. "The game looks great, sounds great, and above all it plays great. There are of course some technical differences that are due to the technical limitations of the hardware - for example, the game runs above 30fps - but rest assured, the intense 6v6 wall-running, titan dropping action is all there."

"We wanted Xbox 360 gamers playing Titanfall at the same time as everyone else, but it needed more time. EA and Respawn made the right call and the extra time has paid off," he added. "Titanfall on the Xbox 360 is definitely a game that Bluepoint Games is proud of, and we're excited for you to get your hands on it."

People in the response section were calling out MS for witholding info and not allowing the game to launch side by side with the Xbox One version. The game runs just as it should just above 30 fps. Even PC gamers were telling people who were on the fense about buying the game on the Xbox One to just get it on the 360. MS loves playing games with consumers. The game could've been launched and patched within two weeks. I don't buy the whole waiting game story. One month? LOL Even Skyrim took a while to fix when ported to the PS3.

Fair enough... the one digit drop can be a bug but it happens and the game didn't sustain 60fps... that's why screen tearing happened all the time.

The 360 version have even more screen tearing.


Thats to be expected though. We saw plenty of that last gen and rarely did games ever go over 30 FPS. if peoples eyes are reading that there should be no problem with them continuing the trend.



ICStats on 07 April 2014

Looks decent.



My 8th gen collection

rolltide101x on 07 April 2014

It looks fine to me. People who have been on the 360 this long will not mind.



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bananaking21 on 07 April 2014
Dark_Feanor said:
bananaking21 said:
Dark_Feanor said:


"Well, we put some time into this and didn't spot any single-digit frame-rates, but this is clearly a great way to stress-test the game, and we can well imagine that if all 12 Titans were let loose in a confined space, frame-rates could plummet to a noticeably unacceptable level."

I´m 7min into the DF video analisys... It´s hits the 60FPS mark most of the time when a pilot.

Keep trying.

it doesnt. and you are commenting on the performance of the game saying its good while excluding the parts (in titans) where the frame rate drops are the most severe? LOL

TitanFall on the xbox one is a technical mess. no way around it. 


Titan action is also most of the time solid 60 and drops more usualy to mid 40s...

Still, no single digit and is MOST OF THE TIME 60-50.


watch the DF video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=YPBoOJ71hUM

 

the action is no where near solid 60 fps most of the time, no where near that, specially when in titans. you can keep saying it is but im providing proof. you are not. 

minute 1:23 to 1:47. the player enters the titan, frame rate soon drops and stays mostly in the 40FPS range, a few times hitting 52 fps or so and more times dropping to the 30FPS range. not once does it hit a "solid 60 FPS" you claim of. 

minute 3:22 to 3:41, another quick titan fight with frame rates being around the 30FPS range most of the time. even dropping down to the 28~ FPS at times. where is the solid 60FPS most of the time here?

Minute 4:00 player enters the titan and Frame Rate is rock solid 60FPS, with nothing going on, as soon as shit starts going down frame rate drops, this time avareging better with mostly around the 50FPS mark, but with mostly there just being one other titan on screen fighting. 

minute 5:27  to around 5:45 Frame rate drops as soon as the player enters the titan and is always in the 40FPS range, even dropping to the 30FPS range. no rock solid frame rate here either.... hmmm... 

 

you can lie all you want, but there is the proof right above. when being a pilot frame rates are better, but still drop when some serious action starts happening on screen. and the game is all about this serious action happening. 

i never said anything about frame rates dropping to a single digit, so dont try throw that in my face. also, its not really that high of a benchmark to celebrate achieving. frame rate doesnt drop to single digits? not something to brag about. 



bananaking21 on 07 April 2014
Dark_Feanor said:
J_Allard said:
You're confusing laughing at the notion that the game is a "technical mess" with some silly idea that the game is technically perfect. I am well aware the game has some technical issues. Mostly on some occasions when there are a ton of Titans on screen on 1-2 of the maps the frame rate sometimes drops noticeably.

Technical mess LOL. Driver 2 was a technical mess.


And the same guy is prasing Battlefield 4 as a exemple of tecnical achieviment... and Killzone SF for the "blury mess" that the multplayer is.

I´ve been playing BF4 before jumping into Titanfall... I say, the only thing it left Titanfall is in lightening and descructibility.  


please, Battlefield 4 is light years ahead of titanfall and 90% of the games on the market when it comes to technical achievment. in fact Battlefield pisses all over most other games when it comes to technicial powers. 



rolltide101x on 07 April 2014
bananaking21 said:

watch the DF video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=YPBoOJ71hUM

 

the action is no where near solid 60 fps most of the time, no where near that, specially when in titans. you can keep saying it is but im providing proof. you are not. 

minute 1:23 to 1:47. the player enters the titan, frame rate soon drops and stays mostly in the 40FPS range, a few times hitting 52 fps or so and more times dropping to the 30FPS range. not once does it hit a "solid 60 FPS" you claim of. 

minute 3:22 to 3:41, another quick titan fight with frame rates being around the 30FPS range most of the time. even dropping down to the 28~ FPS at times. where is the solid 60FPS most of the time here?

Minute 4:00 player enters the titan and Frame Rate is rock solid 60FPS, with nothing going on, as soon as shit starts going down frame rate drops, this time avareging better with mostly around the 50FPS mark, but with mostly there just being one other titan on screen fighting. 

minute 5:27  to around 5:45 Frame rate drops as soon as the player enters the titan and is always in the 40FPS range, even dropping to the 30FPS range. no rock solid frame rate here either.... hmmm... 

 

you can lie all you want, but there is the proof right above. when being a pilot frame rates are better, but still drop when some serious action starts happening on screen. and the game is all about this serious action happening. 

i never said anything about frame rates dropping to a single digit, so dont try throw that in my face. also, its not really that high of a benchmark to celebrate achieving. frame rate doesnt drop to single digits? not something to brag about. 

Yeah I have not seen played/seen the retail version of Titanfall but from what I understand it performs almost identically to the Beta and it seemed to stay in the 30-40 range for the most part

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ethomaz on 07 April 2014



ethomaz on 07 April 2014

http://youtu.be/_gTaFx0_Ttk
http://youtu.be/VqRT7ZJM81c
http://youtu.be/UzLcpb7DR78
http://youtu.be/qaUwubHQtck

I guess we will see a lot of articles like that: http://www.gamesradar.com/how-inconvenient-titanfall-xbox-360-looks-perfectly-fine/