LOL it's been that way for 14 years, why are you surprised
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Someone photoshop an Xbox over the hearts.
Aaron is the best:
Personally I'm nut surprised that they target 30fps for maximum eye candy but why not give people options?
- they can use Series S mode on Series X and that way it should be possible to run it around 60FPS (SX is almost 3x in power)
- they can reduce resolution and offer 40FPS mode
Why the fuck they don't give players choices? Unless game is low resolution already in that 30fps mode...
Not to defend him as I think like you but Alex have been consistent in saying that Xbox allowing devs to make easy ports of PC games to Series S/X consoles led to non optimised games, in ray tracing notably. This is why Xbox first party games not doing stuff like 60 fps or Ray tracing is even more damning to some of us. If they don't show the way, how can they ask for third party to do the same? For Hellblade 2, the small studio can have a pass, as I think that like Redfall they are suffering from their association with Xbox more than anything else. But as Xbox is increasingly getting third party I am really curious to one day see this game on PS5/ PS5 Pro. This cinematic game seems to be the kind of game that could use the PS5 I/O pretty well for maximum graphics instead of the Series X raw power. If they do a barebones port it will be seen. But if they really try to make a great port we could be surprised.
Reject Oled. Return to Plasma where 30fps looks fine, films have true 24fps and motion is amazing.
Because (GPU) performance depends on the fidelity of the assets rather than the complexity of the gameplay systems.
So is the gameplay dogshit? Played it have you?
Dude, coping, really?
I don't even have any platform to play this on, so I just hope it will be indeed released on ps5 eventually. Among the ones listed the only game that definitely looks nextgen (current) is Rift Apart, which is also the only real nextgen game so far. Also what does this have to do with anything I said? Just because you can find a couple games that allegedly look better than this (in your opinion, also you haven't played hellblade 2 yet), it doesn't mean that I'm not right in what I wrote previously. Also, there's different team sizes, talent, budget, etc. to consider in such comparisons. So yeah, you have to pay the price to have current gen graphics. Some bigger studios could maybe run this at 60 fps with some downgrades but here it was not the priority for certain reasons. So sorry, but your post makes no sense.
If we go by DF-logic this game must be heavily CPU-limited if it only hits 30 fps.
Funny I didnt bring up other consoles, and I was here to see the responses which have been incredibly COPE and hypocritical. Its funny, thats all. But glad it got under your skin enough to have a little paddy.
What 8K content is there out these days? Movies? Doubt it. What about Netflix and shit? Probably not.
It's going all in on graphics and story telling. With the photogrammetry, lighting, animation, audio, and attention to detail pushes the game to the technical limits. We still haven't heard if the game has raytracing or raytraced lighting or global illumination. Not always does a game require advanced AI or physics to be a truly desirable experience. I've played the original and it was great for what it was with a fairly deep and intimate connection with the protagonist. As of right now, I have no idea what Hellblade 2 has to offer to really defend it other than what I've seen, but the animation is top notch and is rarely paralleled by most other studios.
Which we all know are very intense on the CPU/GPU, leaving us with 30FPS.
I'm telling you, it's graphics for many of us, we want that fluid motion, it feels good to look at while gaming, is like you want 4K or more detailed materials, but I'm our case we want better motion resolution.
And Rich really drank that TFLOPs kool-aid. That Crytek engineer several years ago straight-up said he didn't know any engineer who used TFLOPs as a definitive measurement for console's power and got shat on.
yeah lol, not sure what sort of indoctrination they went through at microsoft camp, but its funny how perplexed rich gets about the subject every time.
Go play Dragons Dogma instead of replying to day-old posts Topher
it will be fun to see how xbox folks will spin the tale once the game lands on PC and mediocre CPUs like ryzen 3600 hit 60 fps with rx 6700 at dynamic 1080pYeah....but you are leaning on third party to meet the standard that Microsoft established and yet cannot achieve. Microsoft should be the standard bearer here. Absolutely nothing wrong with people calling them out for misleading consumers with bullshit claims.
Well your posts don't age well, I'll give you that.
I know it will imo. its just a matter of resolution. I could get 50-60 fps in immortals of aveum with my 2700 (3.7 ghz zen+ cpu which is slower than zen 2 on consoles) provided I drop the resolution enough. I can easily get 60 locked in jusant, another game that uses lumen. robocop, easy peasy.
I don't get your point as TP2 is 60fps on SX.The Talos principle 2, also uses UE5, and already does that.
So we can be use that Hellblade will do the same. Or worse.
Jez Corden is this generation's Patcher - if he puffs out his chest and makes a bold claim, you can bet your life savings on the exact opposite being true. His recent spellbinder was telling people back in January that MS first party games on PlayStation was 'Hopium'. It was less than a month before MS officially announced it. That's how desperately out of the loop he is.The shameless shilling they were doing back then is crazy !!
Are you shocked yet ?
Remember it's held back by s
