Kindly check the video again, on 02:20, John mentioned that :" during gameplay in docked mode for instance this game spent a lot of time in 864P which is just shy of 900P".

So I assume that this tells everything?

Still, resolution isn't everything, glad it runs at 60fps. My only issue with the Switch is the amount you have to pay for the power, not the power itself.

A lot is not same like as always, and we don't know how much exactly is that "a lot". In article they wrote:

"During docked gameplay, we noted a wide range of resolutions, peaking at 1080p in less busy scenes and dropping to 864p - the lowest native pixel-count we picked up on. However, the reality is that resolution is adjusting on a near constant basis to maintain the target frame-rate."

In other words, dynamic resolution is changing constantly, from 864p to to 1080P

Hmm...So drops alot /= always,

Then again, OP sounds like trying to convince the others that, this game always stay at 1080P, just drop to 864P in some very minor scenes.

And theoretically, when someone says "alot", it won't be 10, 20, or 30%, it'll be most likely more than 70% and above, just like the call of duty black ops 3 on Xbox one.

Well from what I have seen in videos so far, XC2 does seem to be using the same AA solution.  That is, the crap one that even DF marked as almost more detriment than benefit as it messed with image quality while barely helping with jaggies at all.  Hopefully they can make it better before release as there are several other technical upgrades to the engine on display.

Mario Odyssey might forego AA due to the much higher polygonal complexity and higher quality texture work of the levels eating up more resources.  Hard to say.

One thing they could try is varying AA levels dynamically, similarly to dynamic resolution.  In fact, that may be their new strategy.  Splatoon does that already, to a limitted extent.

SM3DW also have some kind of AA few other Wii U games, same could be expeted for some Switch game, for instance seems that Arms also have some kind of AA. But for much more demanding games they usually don't use it, MK8D, Zelda BotW and Splatoon 2 are latest examples.

Yes, but at end Zelda BotW was port from Wii U and was made on first place with Wii U hardware on mind, Xenoblade 2 will be made with Switch hardware on mind. I wouldn't take Zelda BotW as example of Switch possibilities.

Oh you just had to, didn't you?

I'll send you over 200$ so I don't have to see you complaining again. Deal?

I've made many posts over the past weeks, yet you only take note of the ones where I'm "complaining". It's not even a harsh criticism, there'd be other users on this site that'd just say "Switch is last-gen, no power, failure."

My comment is literally "Switch is fine, just too expensive for me at the moment.". If that post annoys you, you need to cool off.

It's quite litteraly one of your many posts I saw you complaining about the price. And it would have been fine if it was exactly worded as above, making it about you. But instead, it was like this:

My only issue with the Switch is the amount you have to pay for the power, not the power itself.

Which suggests that you think the thing is not fair priced for what it offers. If it wasn't your point then... it's better to reword it in making it a personal opinion like you just did "Switch is fine, just too expensive for me at the moment."

Rule #9

Similarly, even if it's well defended, repeating your opinion multiple times is also spamming. Make your point and move on to your next idea or point.