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I don't know about that. I highly respect their area light RT. It's basically a form of path-traced lighting. This is BIG news. We just have to see how much they scaled down from the PC version.
I tried playing it a while back on gamepass and didn't get very far because the movement felt so slow and sluggish like you were moving through peanut butter. That alone killed the game for me considering it's open world and the movement is so slow, not for me. The game may be amazing for all I know but, just a heads up if that is something that may bother you.
We can forever assume non-native 4k for the rest of this generation with these consoles.
Paid full price, loved it. It's got some cheesy writing and dialogue but the gameplay is top notch. Well worth a punt at that price.
No, they are the same. I'm just surprised that they was even able to activate RT and still manage 60FPS. Something is amiss as this is now the 3rd game using RT (Returnal, RE8, and now Metro) @ 60FPS. I will have to probe at least one of these games to see the differences. I've tried reaching out to Alex from DF to talk to him with no response. Either DF or
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will have to do PC comparisons of both RE8 and Metro to see why it's so expensive on the PC and the consoles can do it without any image anti-aliasing like DLSS.
I completed the main game and two colonels but I still have Sams story to go through, and what better time than this!
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Temporal reconstruction, VRS, and probably some console specific RT optimizations help with the 4K*/60 but the RT implementations are impressive:
It's funny now you mention it. The levels in those games reminded me of cramped train tunnels, how strange.
(EDIT: Ignore my post below. Got the names mixed up. My post below is for 2033. I never tried Exodus. So not sure how close or far it plays vs. 2033)
They essentially rewrote the RT code with lots of optimizations on all platforms AND added specific console optimizations on top of that. So comparing console to PC perf (especially the PC perf of the older implementation) is not applicable.Metro Exodus Ray Tracing Benchmarked
It's time for us to talk about ray tracing once again, this time in Metro Exodus, the latest game to integrate support for Nvidia's RTX technology. Metro...
An RTX 2080 @ 1440p High settings with full on RT does a meager 44FPS. How much did they scale down?
I did try one of the older games in the series and I remember the visuals being good, but something seemed off with the gameplay. Mmm, it's probably not for me to be honest.
And any game on PC with DLSS.
One of very few games that made me ask for a refund on Steam. I thought it was very, very boring, had really dated gameplay mechanics, bad writing, acting, really crappy animation and character models, inconsistent graphics with some really low resolution textures here and there.. Just to name a few problems.
Why is it called metro again?
True, but the differences in quality are very minuet compared to image reconstruction. Especially if you run at Quality settings in DLSS.
Despite being a technical marvel, the art direction in the game is not my cup of tea. I like not only technically superior graphics but also great art direction. This game sticks to the monochromatic color palette just like RE8. If you are looking for something with widely varying color scheme to show off good saturation, then you won't like the look of the game. Gameplay is OK. Story is weak of course.
lol. I laughed because your post is literally the next post after this post showing how the PS5 wont support ray traced reflections.
