its blurry because you dont have a 4K TV

But to my understanding is that WoFF looks better playing on an original PS4 on a 1080p set than a Pro on that same set.

So no point in buying the PS4Pro without a 4K TV then?

You think minute changes like that is worth 400 bucks?  Are you serious?

Yeah, it doesn't have to do with 4k, most pro games look extremely sharp on 1080p tvs, Square Enix just botched the Pro patch and still haven't fixed it.

Much better anisotropic filtering on Pro, maybe like 16x instead of 2x (or less) on OG PS4.

You think 1000 dollars is all it takes? Lol....  By the time you spend 700 dollars on a GPU, and 400 on a CPU, you still have to spend money on a motherboard, powersupply, case, ram, a copy of windows and a monitor that's going to get you above 60FPS.  No point in spending 700 dollars on that new GPU if your monitor can't refresh beyond 60FPS anyway.

If you spend any less, you're not using max settings.  I've spent well beyond 1000 on my PC and I can count the amount of games I can use max settings on one hand.  Unless I want to play at 30FPS, but, 30FPS isn't max settings anymore. 

If you don't already have a PS4, I  say get the pro.  If you do, then, no, it's not worth the upgrade.   Though, personally speaking, I wouldn't play an FPS on console.  Once I got my PC, I swore off multi-plats on consoles.  Unless it specifically runs better on Console, like Mortal Kombat XL, or is an exclusive, I'm getting it for PC.

But, those changes.  It's just anti-aliasing... from what I can see... Anything else, you're not going to be able to tell much while the games are in motion. I went over to a friends house and really couldn't see a difference in overwatch on his PS4, vs. what was at home on my PC.  But, I wont play that game with a controller.

Bloodborne says hello d:

I know that isn't all it takes, but I'm trying to make a fair point. 

And, personally, I believe PS Pro won't start to shine until 2017 when games start having the extra power incorporated into the settings. So far all we've seen are quick post release band aid solutions. I imagine once the Ps4 is off the shelves, they will further be able to tap into that extra GPU potential since development won't be held back by the current generation. Just my opinion though, I'll be getting a pro sometime this holiday.

Yea I'd like to have it but I'm not buying a PS4 just for that. If anything I'd just get the game on PC and really improve the graphics but 1. I hate using mouse and keyboard for FPS games and 2. I just don't care that much.

for that particular game yes because SE was lazy implmenting the PS4 Pro support not testing it on 1080p screens, its the devolopers fault first and foremost for any dissapointments of PS4 Pro