Of course, you still see James above think that the PS5 version looks way better. Hell, even I thought the game wouldnt look anything like the PS5 version on the last gen consoles up until they started dropping the more recent trailers. The original trailer looked that good.
Legit. It's the same action and it already looks good, why change anything?
Man.. buy a physical copy of RDR2, install it with the PS5 offline, and enjoy the best open world game ever made.
Yeah.. compared to the PS5 footage of the same area, this actually looks like shit.In the screenshots they also shared today, you can see the limitation of the PS4 with for example the corals on the right of the image are quite low polygon, whereas they've been extremely detailed in PS5 footage. Aloy's model has less complex lighting and the foliage doesn't seem to have any interaction on PS4
That's racist against feet lovers weirdos dude.
Talking about missing the point lmfao
To me the ps4 version of h2 looks better than h1 on pc, what do you think??
Yeah even with taking these screenshots from a youtube video you can see the difference on the LOD of the seashells
From thirteen years ago..
That's because usually textures are on the highest (or just an unnoticeable notch down)setting and everything else that is less noticeable like shadows, lights, ao, anisotropic, reflections, pop in, draw distance, fog, clouds, fov, post processing effects, water and many other stuff are much worse.From thirteen years ago..
Never seen a single PC version of a PS4/One game with a such a massive difference in geometry and textures.
Well, it depends on the game. On a state-of-the-art PC port, yes. But that's not usually the case.
RDR2 is a really bad example, for instance.
Lol i never even tried the max settings on pc because the game is heavy as fuck, i was not aware about those graphical glitches.Well, it depends on the game. On a state-of-the-art PC port, yes. But that's not usually the case.
RDR2 is a really bad example, for instance.
From another Thread:
"Only real "Lower than Low" are reflections but it's perfectly clear why looking at how absolutely awful they look maxed out on PC.
On Consoles SSR only purpose was to enrich the perfectly placed cubemaps (tons of them, everywere). Their use it's extremely limited, and tastefully added as you never really notice them. In short reflections on Consoles are working as they should, they never draw attention to them, and never appear/disapper all of a sudden because all they do is add (soft) detail to the cubemaps, or give some life to window's glass.
On PC higher reflections settings are a fucking mess. They look super blocky and ugly and glitchy because they were never meant to be seen that way, and simply destroy any kind of immersion whenever they are on screen.
On Consoles v.1.00 uses Ultra Textures, Ultra Geometry, Ultra Draw-Distances, better Ambient Occlusion than any setting on PC, additional light sources, better facial hair and so on.
I'm really not sure what the hell is up with the AO in v.100, but it's by far the best AO i've ever seen that's not RT.
Every version after that just implements a regular kind of SSAO, totally missing the kind of pre-rendered look AO have in version 1.00, and this includes the PC settings.
It's a whole different beast, no way around it, and while there aren't many comparisons using v.1.00 out there unfortunately, an example can be seen on Arthur's face here for example.
And resolution aside the most notable differences between Pro and Base are these ones:
Pro:
Base:
Of course PC version is still recommended for 60fps (altough not perfect, as some animations are still 30fps), water physics, long shadows, foliage resolution, far object's texture resolution.. but if there was a way to play 1.00 on Series X at 60fps, it would be without a doubt the best version of the game."
And these are base PS4 settings, post downgrade.
It's a bad port.
After thousand of hours on v1.00, every other version no matter the platform, no matter how modded, will always look sterile and gamey. This is a fact.
Or people just have different meaning for the term "huge differences"
Already finished on pro at launch and half way of the pc version (waiting to upgrade the beast for that sweet 4k60 to continue)It's a bad port.
Buy it on Xbox One, play it on a Series X unpatched at native 4K and thank me later.
Or PS4 if you want to use Mods.
Yeah its HFW, TLOU2, and RDR2.
I'll make you a list of Mods to use then, and which higher settings avoid.
Also footage of the game running on PS4 Pro:
A glimpse at Horizon Forbidden West PS4 and PS4 Pro gameplay
Guerrilla celebrates the game going gold with a first look at gameplay on the PS4 and PS4 Pro console.blog.playstation.com
idk I don't think Aloy's fur looks good enough during gameplaytoo good
Looks like Pixar has some more catching up to do
Shh... you may trigger a furry analysis by certain someone.
Jeeze no need to cry about it
its $60 on ps4 and the ps5 upgrade is free
A different art direction can be more appealing to people. It's not the tech though.
Are you seriously implying that these few upgrades they did to the PS5 from PS4 is better than ANY 3rd AAA title upgrade from consoles to PC? Higher res textures and normal maps are common place dramatic differences. There is no extra geometry being rendered other than the LOD being pushed further into the z-buffer.From thirteen years ago..
Never seen a single PC version of a PS4/One game with a such a massive difference in geometry and textures.
