Microsofts cross platform plan is all based on Windows 10

The VFX are arguably the best I've seen this generation

I'm so disappointed that i just preordered the game only so i could cancel it again!

I noticed this also... it's like they realise that people can't judge by themselves and only look for a number so they "know" whether a game is good or bad... they should continue to point these things really.

I don't understand what your point is.

Again, if publishers want to discuss sales they will do so. Some will most won't.

So Microsoft lied, first they said 900p then 1080p

That explains what i saw in thé last vidéos, thé kind of textures/Shadow clipping on walls you often see

Hyped

hahahahaha

(All aboard the unnecessarily long but potentially mildy interest reply train, choo choo!)

I think it's less a matter of people being unable to judge things for themselves, and more the result of humans being approximators rather than calculators. Unless something is incredibly obvious, or we're explicitly looking for it, our brains will often opt to out-right ignore information. In pointing out the specifics to someone (the 'numbers'), and providing they understand what those specifics mean, you're forcing their brains to consider its reality with that data included. Unless you've personally given something a high mental priority, you'll often need that prompt (or to see a direct comparison between [x] and [y]), before you can make a proper judgment.

The above is how several times while playing TLOU:R, after turning the game to 30fps to take better screenshots (since shadow quality is doubled in 30fps mode), i managed to forget to turn it back to 60fps. Not because i can't easily feel the difference between 30fps and 60fps, i can, but because while i was taking the screenshot my brain decided it wasn't relevant enough to be included its present approximation. Something i'd normally notice immediately became just a mild niggle at the back of my head.

Now, arguably this means it's often better for people not to know the specifics, but likely because we're approximators, we like to explore the specifics of things. In effect, we get enjoyment out of potentially damage our enjoyment of something, just so we have more information

None of this is to say people should actually care about the differences they do or don't see, that's entirely down to the individual. Just that not noticing something, or being able to properly judge it, also doesn't mean it can't matter to them.

On a side note, this is how those invisible gorilla attention tests work, or videos like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubNF9QNEQLA. In the absence of clear information we can filter out stuff that when focused on, become really damn obvious.