LegitHyperbole said:
KratosLives said:
Sekiro is a far better game. Come on man. Sekiro has magic atmosphere, which this game doesn't have. Black myth wukong is a far better game. I finished it prior to stellar blade, which is why gigas's difficulty don't come close. I was able to learn him quick. I think you missed the part of my review where i spoke of the motion blur. That cannot be fixed , thus the game is doomed. |
Have you tried Balanced mode? It is the best of the three. I find Black Myth WAAAAY worse on ps5, not because of motion blur but because of artificating which is bonkers bad. If motion blur is that big of an issue for you so be it, you're missing out on one the best games in genre. not that I noticed it at all, your TV settings maybe cause the game is super crisp and responsive and fluid in motion You never answered my question. Detail what happens and where you go in the 10 hours after Gigas on normal. Something tells me you didn't beat Gigas. Upload a video to YouTube and flash the title screen three times and show the menu with him in the bosses gauntlet for NORMAL mode. I'm an untrusting soul. Don't do it and then I call BS on the thread. |
I don't prove myself to those who think of me as a liar. I gave my review and spoke of all the points. I don't ask for others to prove stuff like this because of the net and youtube. I could tell you what happens right after , or the next chapter, and you can say i prob went to youtube. I've experienced this before. I'll give u a random moment after gigas. Probably a chapter or 2 after. Jumping of platform drones above massive skyscrapper, platforming up with a nice view of the land below, and some nice closeups of eve. Oh , i forgot to add in my review, the side bot , i forget it exists, as he barely ever speaks. Unless your sitting at a camp or something. They screwed up here.
I play on an lgc2 oled. I doubt my tv settings are the cause. I started off with balance mode, then i switched to performance, as it was the smoothest, resolution mode felt to jarring, as though the screen is tearing.