Can anyone tell me a game with great AI within the past 3 years of gaming? There is TLOU2, and there is everything else. It is something everybody complains about but never addresses on what they want to see different. Games like Redfall had AI that was completely broken. An absurd comparison
If you need cinematic lighting quality for gameplay, then the lighting setup should adapt and move every frame with respect to every object on screen. It's near impossible to do when there are multiple moving objects, as their positions are unpredictable. Forbidden West did this just for Aloy with the "hero lights". You can't make the whole scene look like that if the scene is dynamic, until RT/PT is used and baked lighting is removed altogether. It's why AC: Shadows (or Cyberpunk) can look more consistent when RT is maxed out. Once that becomes standard in all engines next generation, you can expect complete visual parity between cutscenes and gameplay. They would still ramp things up for scripted events and effects that require heavy processing during cutscenes, but the "look" will stay the same.
does this really sells games ? a gameplay presentation this boring would made me jump out in a second.
not making excuses, but this game was being developed at the height of the 'modern audience' thing (which's obviously still taking forever to die)...
This much is true, however we won't see a PS4 release. PS5 already has a sizeable user base.
Their ICE team not sharing shit between teams (even if it's part of their work) is legit one of the biggest gaming mistery to me.
after SM2 and Concord, GoT2, Wolverine and Bald chick may be Sony last DEI games.
yep. as others have mentioned, when it takes 5-6 years to develop a game, you're best off not incorporating any types of trends/fads into what you're working on. because, by the time your game's released, those trends/fads may've either begun to fade away, or already have done...
Every enemy's got a fuckin' chocolate syrup bottle in their pocket
Five years and this is what they have to show for it? A slightly better looking GoT with less fluid animations and primitive enemy AI? Looks like it's up to the Japanese and Chinese developers to save this generation.
That's cool, but those are sort of goofy movies with a certain humorous tone. This game is more "serious" so it's weird to see such cartoonish gore.
