Aaaaaaaaand, THAT answers my question.Reminder, as with the unofficial Watch Dogs Legions gameplay on Series X, the next gen patch for this game is unavailable until launch so this is simply playing the One X version in BC mode
At least 7Pixels counts. Now!
Reminder, as with the unofficial Watch Dogs Legions gameplay on Series X, the next gen patch for this game is unavailable until launch so this is simply playing the One X version in BC mode
Looks like a solid 60fps interestingly, though
It could be as you said because this looks roughReminder, as with the unofficial Watch Dogs Legions gameplay on Series X, the next gen patch for this game is unavailable until launch so this is simply playing the One X version in BC mode
Looks like a solid 60fps interestingly, though
Reminder, as with the unofficial Watch Dogs Legions gameplay on Series X, the next gen patch for this game is unavailable until launch so this is simply playing the One X version in BC mode
Looks like a solid 60fps interestingly, though
It could be as you said because this looks rough
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Nothing next gen about this at all![]()
Nothing next gen about this at all![]()
Min 14 onwardsI skimmed the video... never found actual gameplay lol
Min 14 onwards
I skimmed the video... never found actual gameplay lol
IF this is one X then why is it in 60 FPS?
It might have dynamic frame rate as default or as an option, or it could be a Performance mode.
It's actually impossible for it to be next gen enhanced as there's no way to obtain the patch until it goes live
That doesn't make any sense. It's running at 60fps, if it was the Xbone version it would be 30.Reminder, as with the unofficial Watch Dogs Legions gameplay on Series X, the next gen patch for this game is unavailable until launch so this is simply playing the One X version in BC mode
Looks like a solid 60fps interestingly, though
IF this is one X then why is it in 60 FPS?
There is no next-gen patch. There is a full on proper next-gen version of the game targeting 60. This is what that is.Perhaps read the original post that says Next Gen patch to come on release day?
This is just the XSX running the one X version in BC mode.
Edit: ah, you have him on ignore.
It's XSX running an uncapped framerate game in BC with no next-gen patchIF this is one X then why is it in 60 FPS?
There is no next-gen patch. There is a full on proper next-gen version of the game targeting 60. This is what that is.
How do we know that patch hasn't gone live?
That doesn't make any sense. It's running at 60fps, if it was the Xbone version it would be 30.
I think it looks good for an open-world 60fps game. I'd rather have 60 than better models but that's just prefernce.
There is no next-gen patch. There is a full on proper next-gen version of the game targeting 60. This is what that is.
AC Valhalla doesn't have an unlocked mode on One X or One. Just like every single previous AC.Tom Warren said next gen patches weren't live until launch.
Again, it could be a performance mode or dynamic frame rate scaling, the resolution of the video is 1080p so it's hard to tell.
In fact, several One X games ran at 1080p/60fps as default, like Final Fantasy XII, for example.
Tom Warren said next gen patches weren't live until launch.
Again, it could be a performance mode or dynamic frame rate scaling, the resolution of the video is 1080p so it's hard to tell.
In fact, several One X games ran at 1080p/60fps as default, like Final Fantasy XII, for example.
It's XSX running an uncapped framerate game in BC with no next-gen patch
Mate this is expected. Even an RTX 2080 is not gonna run it at 4K60 locked with absolute highest settings (probably).Well the game is downgraded on consoles then for sure. Was to be expected.
Didn't WD Legion has raytracing in the gameplay footage on serie X? How can be the just one X version played in BC mode?Reminder, as with the unofficial Watch Dogs Legions gameplay on Series X, the next gen patch for this game is unavailable until launch so this is simply playing the One X version in BC mode
Looks like a solid 60fps interestingly, though