Don’t listen to clowns who downplay Astrobot physics
they have to fix the huge amount of particles first, way too overtuned during combat.
The textures are so poor
And here some more Star Wars Outlaws on PC
And here some more Star Wars Outlaws on PC
The graphics are incredibly inconsistent in this game.And here some more Star Wars Outlaws on PC
It's a shame i cant run RT on my system because the game looks amazing even with path tracing off. This isnt even cinematic settings. Plain on High settings so basically PS4 quality running at a lower internal resolution than ps5. Still looks amazing.
This is the 4th or 5th game in the past two years ive not been able to play with ray tracing on. No matter how much i downgrade the visuals and resolution. even if i have 50% gpu available, the stuttering is unbearable. Whats the point of having a 3080 when i cant play Forza, re4, Hogwarts, Wukong, Star Wars with RT on? i even have a pretty decent CPU that crushes path tracing at 60 fps in cyberpunk.
That’s what i figured but my vram usage for black myth is definitely below 7. Sometimes even at 5.5 gb.
Shit needs an AI Upscale Texture Mod stat.
It’s not just GoT. It’s most last Gen games in general.
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Its rare, because 99.9% games use water as just a pretty thing
But here you go
From 2010
From 2011
Borderlands 2 physx 2012
Indie game
Now they aren't perfect, they don't look as good as the games that just make em pretty, they fall in the same boat, they're nowhere near "real" water as per the comment I was replying to. Nor is Astrobot at "real" water level yet. Fucking easy to understand.
Always said that technically speaking it is probably the worse of all ps4 sony open worlds if you take the art design away.
If its not vram then it has to be the CPU. Cyberpunk is just optimized as hell after the years CD project put into it. no other studio puts in that much effort especially when the latest AMD CPUs like the 7800x3d just crush anything you throw at it. Unless of course the MSI Afterburner vram graph is wrong, and its allocating more than the 10GB i have available despite only using 5-6 GBs. I saw this in hogwarts before i upgraded to 32 gb of system ram. It would use up around 13-14 gb on my 16GB ram and stutter like hell. i upgraded to 32GB and all of a sudden with RT on, it was taking 24GB of system ram alone. its possible these games are doing the same, but with vram.
Black list is legit great. Conviction too. It's a shame the series died out. I would love to play a linear game like that in 2024. Star Wars just feels so clunky to play in comparison. No offense to Massive, but they dont really have great game designers. Ubisoft went from making fantastic prince of persia and splinter cell games to making decent to great (AC2, Far Cry 3, Black Flag) games to making bland ass boring mediocre as shit games in a span of two generations.
Was too busy for a while with yardwork and forgot to reply so
Its rare, because 99.9% games use water as just a pretty thing
But here you go
From 2010
From 2011
Borderlands 2 physx 2012
Indie game
Now they aren't perfect, they don't look as good as the games that just make em pretty, they fall in the same boat, they're nowhere near "real" water as per the comment I was replying to. Nor is Astrobot at "real" water level yet. Fucking easy to understand.
yep.
it's capped at 320 watts. so that might be it. temps are fine around 75 degrees.
The biggest difference I see is more contrast and saturation on the right image.PS5 Fidelity vs PS5 Pro Performance. JFC this is pretty insane for only a 45% GPU uplift. Funny enough the most impressive lighting is the ambient occlusion in the fur. Imagine additional fidelity if they kept a 30fps mode on the Pro.
I was thinking the same, it looks like going from cinema mode to vivid mode on the tv.
Look at Aloy's focus, it has clearly emissive lightning that wasn't there before. Looks like raytracing to me.
If you have to pixel peep to justify $800 then you are doing it wrong. Also the game is 90% of the time with Aloys back turned towards you where you dont see any of this shit.
It's a raytracing/AI upscaling console dude. That's its whole point, whether you think you can appreciate it or not.
What was that game 10 years ago pushing Astrobot physics? Send me a YouTube link so I can see
The only things were games running Nvidia physx (RIP). The GOATED Batman Arkham games had amazing smoke, particle and cloth physx and I believe some games pushed fluid simulations like borderlands with physx on but that’s it. And at the time those required a beast of a rig. I should know, I owned one and played them all. And even then as a middle schooler I longed for a mainstream console game with physics like the nvidia physx games. And here we are. And I couldn’t be happier.
That is what i always say, you can't have cartoony physics with high fidelity graphic or it would look terrible.
Wukong has some degree of this with the cloud stuff going on - and rdr2 had the water on high end pcs. Astrobot is pretty limited but if you play it I feel like the graphics sans the sim/physics stuff, although stylized are not bad at all. In fact they’re better than I expected - certainly better than some games this generation, and they’re doing all this simulations at 60fps with zero slow down. Makes me think it is possible to put this type of stuff in a 30fps game that’s a looker and match the fidelity - like I think GTA 6 genuinely could do a water simulation, at the very least on PC. The developers just have to prioritize it more and put the work in
