I never realized how cinematic this game was. Production value looks real high. What an impressive beast of a game. To look as good as it does, to the combat it has, the sheer size and content of it all - for them to still deliver on high level production value is top tier dev in the industry type stuff.
Gifs credit - A Abysse
If that is indeed from the PS5 version, then wow.
Fun fact, lighting here is without SSGI (high settings) and shadows on medium (doesn't make much of a difference though)
Safe bet it's gonna be a typical Lodmultipler setting only accessible through an good old graphics config ini file , either accessible through game folder directly or we have to wait for genius modders to show the magic lol
Just finished Resident Evil Requiem, what a great experience, and a technical masterpiece. Near photorealism in many cases.
Some screenshots in 4857*1920P (with DLDSR) Ultrawide, Path Tracing, Reshade and No filmgrain mod:
Path Tracing is transformative, but the No Filmgrain mod is absolutely necessary for a good image quality, and ReShade is the cherry on the top.
Excuse my language but holy shit this looks like a pre-rendered CGI shot. The visual quality here is straight up insane! PT here is also transformative.
yEAh good detail like real lifeLeon looks old and young at the same time.
Even a little too much actually. Wish there was an option while using PT to keep Capcom RT version of some of the cutscenes because, as impeccable as it is in gameplay and on paper more physically accurate, PT on his own is too crude at this point in time to match the devs artistic efforts.
No. Watch the DF video I posted earlier.
Just finished Resident Evil Requiem, what a great experience, and a technical masterpiece. Near photorealism in many cases.
Some screenshots in 4857*1920P (with DLDSR) Ultrawide, Path Tracing, Reshade and No filmgrain mod:
Path Tracing is transformative, but the No Filmgrain mod is absolutely necessary for a good image quality, and ReShade is the cherry on the top.
Finally finished Avatar after almost 2 and a half years. The final few missions were very action packed but it made me realize how little the combat had changed from the very first mission despite me putting in close to 40 hours in the game leveling up, unlocking skills and acquiring different weapons. It's such a bad game in that respect. Same thing with Star wars outlaws, they just dont know how to add gameplay mechanics that give you more tools and abilities.
That said, I am glad i suffered through that mediocrity because the first DLC looks absolutely amazing. It opens with this realtime cutscene i have posted here before, but its magical seeing it live. I didnt have ray reconstruction enabled but just wow. Literally the first cutscene thats third person and actually moves the camera around. What a novel idea!
The actual gameplay is great too. yes, the distant mountains dont look too hot but there is so much beauty here to admire. The colors, the plants, the plains. The dusk lighting. Just so fucking pretty. They also pull back the camera a bit in some scenes. Water looks amazing here as well. Ray reconstruction doing the work fixing the noisy reflections.
Such a big upgrade over the final area in the base game. Man that was ugly.
Yeah, what went wrong here?:
The whole thing It's probably fake.
Unless nvidia release the new version of ray reconstruction you can't use dlss 4.5 AND RR at the same time.
Do they actually have something new and interesting to say or is it just them milking crimson for clicks?
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They are gaslighting us now ??
Looks like 2007 Crysis maxed with a bit more vegetation variety.Yeah, what went wrong here?:
Looks like oblivion or something lmao, why is the lighting such a flat mushYeah, what went wrong here?:
This looks like an offline render, love the visual design here.
When I seen this I thought I was thrown in the Mirrors Edge universe.
Pt mode uses ray reconstruction by default. You can't even turn it off. There are no issues with it. The issues set with the standard ray tracing mode which does not have the option to turn on ray reconstruction. There is nothing to fix in the path tracing version.
It does seem like there's some boiling issues with RR, but I guess it's quite minor if you didn't notice it.
will be the graphical benchmark of the industry soonSometimes I forget how insane this game looks.
These are from a Base PS5, bros.
What the fuck are we in for?
I'm amazed by Crimson Desert, then I see this and i'm like, its not even fair to other devs.
This what sony first party studios used to do with their engines (basically low level engineering) but currently they stuck with their ps4 achievements
Another delay
Sometimes I forget how insane this game looks.
These are from a Base PS5, bros.
What the fuck are we in for?
I'm amazed by Crimson Desert, then I see this and i'm like, its not even fair to other devs.
So that's where the glowy bloom and HDR lighting went from the Oblivion remaster. Won't lie for a second that triggered some heavy nostalgia thinking back on the blinding bloom coming out of the sewer in Cyrodil.Yeah, what went wrong here?:
Who knows, according to R*, they are from the PS5 version
Turns out this is displacement maps which alters the textures, rather than just a pure geometry solution like tessellation. Pretty nuts though given the incredible results.Nice tesselation on the ground
If if look almost as good and it's less heavy i'm ok with it.
why dont all devs do this then?
Trade offs I suspect, in the DF video John did mention the displacement maps solution does produce weird artifacting from time to time, something which you wouldn't get with a fully tessellated rendering solution but that would cost more on the GPU.
I assume it wont be able to interact with lighting as real geometry would. I kind of hate the idea of this if surfaces end up without improper shadows because of this.
Yeah, graphically the game looks very mid.
