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Zekkyou on 23 April 2014
ethomaz said:

Zekkyou said:

OT: I've been pretty impressed by what I've seen from LOTF thus far. Definitely looks like it needs some work (has that odd clumsiness some unfinished games seem to have), but it's certainly easy on the eyes.

I didn't read much about this game... what game it looks like? Kingdom of Amalur?

It's been described as taking influence from Dark Souls and The Witcher. Pretty nice video of it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K423anCBKKo (no idea how to embed sorry :p).



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Dr.Henry_Killinger on 23 April 2014
Krill said:
I knew this was an ethomaz thread before I opened it lol. If I didn't know better, I'd say the people with PS4's are more insecure since they need to continually highlight this sort of thing.

Let's at least wait for E3 before judging what these machines can or cannot do. That's giving developers little enough time to showcase their talents. 1080p will be the norm for both.



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Weedlab on 23 April 2014

Either way, the game looks fun. I wouldn't mind playing it @ 900P with 30 fps if the XB1 was my platform of choice. Sub 30 would be unacceptable in my view though. Hopefully they'll come up with a solution and have the game running at an acceptable framerate.



 

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fps_d0minat0r on 23 April 2014

kowenicki said:
He actually says "slightly tougher" to be pedantic... but accurate.

Will the hardware gap between the ONE and the PS4 become smaller? No, of course not.

Will the visual difference between the same games on the ONE and the PS4 become less and less... yep


You would be right assuming Sony would never update the PS4 but MS would update the X1... but that would be a silly assumption to make.



ethomaz on 23 April 2014
kowenicki said:
He actually says "slightly tougher" to be pedantic... but accurate.

Will the hardware gap between the ONE and the PS4 become smaller? No, of course not.

Will the visual difference between the same games on the ONE and the PS4 become less and less... yep.

I disagree with the bold... the difference between the same games will get widen and widen just because they will start to use the adiction power of PS4... for now they are only reaching the easy run with 1080p that the hardware offers.



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ICStats on 23 April 2014
J_Allard said:

Duh. Will be easier over time.

Please understand?



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ICStats on 23 April 2014
ethomaz said:
kowenicki said:
He actually says "slightly tougher" to be pedantic... but accurate.

Will the hardware gap between the ONE and the PS4 become smaller? No, of course not.

Will the visual difference between the same games on the ONE and the PS4 become less and less... yep.

I disagree with the bold... the difference between the same games will get widen and widen just because they will start to use the adiction power of PS4... for now they are only reaching the easy run with 1080p that the hardware offers.

Agreed.  Right now developers are just doing the easy thing scaling resolution.

When developers will pack enough into the game that only 720p @ 30fps is possible on PS4, then where will XB1 be?  20fps, or run well below 720p, or cut effects... it will be noticeable.



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J_Allard on 23 April 2014
ICStats said:
J_Allard said:

Duh. Will be easier over time.

Please understand?


Please understand what?



brendude13 on 23 April 2014
kowenicki said:
He actually says "slightly tougher" to be pedantic... but accurate.

Will the hardware gap between the ONE and the PS4 become smaller? No, of course not.

Will the visual difference between the same games on the ONE and the PS4 become less and less... yep.

What's your reasoning for that one?



game_on on 23 April 2014

Isn't this common knowledge by now? How many more of those 1080p vs 720p topics will we have to read?