MadchesterManc
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Series S owners ragging on casual gamers when they themselves bought a console designed for casual gamers is peak GAF
Series S owners ragging on casual gamers when they themselves bought a console designed for casual gamers is peak GAF
So then we agree that GoWR is being held back by PS4? Because the other dude implied otherwise.This topic is about current gen development.
It shouldn't need to be pointed out that PS4 is a last generation console, GOWR is a cross-gen title, and the PS5 version is the PS4 game with current gen enhancements. PS4 will already or soon be dropped from devs plans going forward.
There are no devs having meetings with Sony to have PS4 removed from current gen launch requirements. SMH this is even brought up as a comparison.
Yes. But that also doesn't dictate the quality of the game.So then we agree that GoWR is being held back by PS4? Because the other dude implied otherwise.
According to a recent tweet MS is forcing it to be supported hence these complaining tweets.He's free to ignore the console. Nobody is forcing him to make games for it.
Yes It looks like what it is.So then we agree that GoWR is being held back by PS4? Because the other dude implied otherwise.
Doesn't matter if it's a no name studio that says that.Everyone on this forum knows development for a underpowered hardware will hold everyone else backAh yes, Bossa studios. How would gaming even survive without those guys?
I get that. I just find it rich how the thread creator makes a thread to shit on Series S but then turns around and touts GoWR as a PS5 showcase. Sort of hypocritical no? I really don't care about current-gen/cross-gen nonsense. Personally I don't even believe hardware is the real bottleneck of development anymore. Other factors like you mentioned are. A game like RDR2 is going to be exceptionally rare even on modern consoles due to how complex and expensive it is to create.Yes. But that also doesn't dictate the quality of the game.
It's not mutually exclusive. With that said as well, some devs are better than others (talent, support, resources, etc) when it comes to the challenges of cross-gen or min spec boxes.
For example, none of us were expecting HFW to look as good as it did, especially compared to the PS4 version with textures, lighting, geometry and shaders.
Third parties tend to struggle a little more than first party.
Yeah, it's about the definition of casual but yeah, we have derailed it enough.Not the COD type of casuals.
Then it is a problem of optimization not that "Series S is bottleneck"Maybe they don't believe that those features will help much in practice or they might be hard to implement. 224 GBs per second is very low for the current generation though
How would we know that without seeing what PS5 only God of War looks like in comparison to a cross gen GOW?So how can Series S hold back current-gen games if PS4 isn't? Do you have any idea just how many times more powerful Series S is to a PS4?
So how can Series S hold back current-gen games if PS4 isn't? Do you have any idea just how many times more powerful Series S is to a PS4?
So then we agree that GoWR is being held back by PS4? Because the other dude implied otherwise.
Nobody cares about fps beside forum dwellersYes they do.
Currently most of the most successful games have 120fps options.
Casuals are the biggest consumer and casuals love high fps games.
They want MS to pay for their GP deals but only put the game on machines a fraction of their base uses, while eating the massive PR cost of pissing off all the people they sold a XSS to. And yes, this dev had his games on GP, and yes they all suck. But he still thinks it's appropriate for MS to do this and destroy all the trust they built with their customers this gen because he's an entitled prick who can't optimize mobile-tier games and thinks it's appropriate to trash talk a business partner on twitter instead.Developers can make PS5 only titles if they choose. The same isn't true of the Series X.
They want MS to pay for their GP deals but only put the game on machines a fraction of their base uses, while eating the massive PR cost of pissing off all the people they sold a XSS to. And yes, this dev had his games on GP, and yes they all suck. But he still thinks it's appropriate for MS to do this and destroy all the trust they built with their customers this gen because he's an entitled prick who can't optimize mobile-tier games and thinks it's appropriate to trash talk a business partner on twitter instead.
lol omg. Thats lierally his entire point. MS is FORCING him to make games for it.He's free to ignore the console. Nobody is forcing him to make games for it.
lol omg. Thats lierally his entire point. MS is FORCING him to make games for it.
Gaf has disappointed me today. First the PS4 cross gen comparisons despite the guy specifically talking about next gen only games and now this. Come on.
Imagine if all devs that complained did this.Stop making games for MS then. Simple as that.
Nobody is forcing him anything.
And 6TF's...It would have been ideal for Series S to have at least 12GB of RAM instead of 10GB. As it stands, though, it can run games like DOOM Eternal at 120fps, and have decent renditions of stuff like FS2020 and FH5. I'm sure it will be fine in the long run.
I know the answer to fix the Xbox Series X hardware issues devs are having, game streaming.
A rocksteady dev publicly tweeted recently about Series S too "entire generation of games [are] hamstrung by that potato".
I suspect because MS have introduced requirements that simply cannot be bypassed.
Imagine if all devs that complained did this.
The S requirement would drop like a rock, I wager.
It's okay bby boi, we are all speaking in what if hypotheticals of extremes. Just as "don't like it, don't make shit for it" attitudes. Not every bit of feedback needs to be praise of a 4TF box going into 2023 and beyond.MS cut out support for a key component of their next gen sales and incur costs to replace the sold XSS consoles just because a handful of developers - most with no experience of developing on the Series S - complained?
Oh dont worry.Anyone notice how most of these game devs are artists or people that aren't engineers?
Nice, keep it up MS. That's more exclusive games for PlayStation / PC.Tweets deleted.
Print sceen of them:
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Ian Maclure, VFX Artist for Bossa Studios has admitted that this is happening more and more, specially as games are going to be more and more next-gen only.
Will Series S hold back multiplatform games? How can this issue even be sorted out?
More likely they never even entertained the idea of using these additional technologies to get the best out of XSS. I find it quite telling that none of these "Devs" ever mention disappointment with gains made from implementing SFS, VRS2.0, FSR2.0 and Mesh Shaders (this not so much, as no-one has shown anything meaningful yet).Maybe they don't believe that those features will help much in practice or they might be hard to implement. 224 GBs per second is very low for the current generation though
It's okay bby boi, we are all speaking in what if hypotheticals of extremes. Just as "don't like it, don't make shit for it" attitudes. Not every bit of feedback needs to be praise of a 4TF box going into 2023 and beyond.
And thus it's not unheard of that some in the development industry don't like it.And I'm responding to your hypotheticals, bby boi
Definitely I'm shocked MS went with 4TF and smaller RAM than the One X. It was a short sighted decision and they really should have at least matched the One X for VRAM and GPU power. There's sufficient scope to criticize these decisions. But it'll have to last the entire gen.
This is totally incorrect, Series S is not a bridge between One X and Series X was never marketed as that and looking at the specs it doesn't look anything like that either. One X was a beefed up 4K Xbox One, higher res but last gen hardware. Series S doesn't sit between the two at all.We discussed this months ago and I was one of the people stating that Series S is a graphical bridge between One X and Series X, that honestly should have never existed. Time will tell if that statement holds true.
Also,SlimySnake is right.