CaptainSmirnov
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Played briefly on ps3 but I wasn't very into gaming at the time, can't wait to play this when I get home
Smyths Toys it was £5 off for pre order pick up in store games, they have this offer for most pre order games.From where ??
Cheers.
Ive only played this in 1080/60 FPS mode and didn’t notice any excessive fan noise. Not sure about cinematic mode though.How loud is the Pro while playing ?
It really bothers me if it's like Wolfenstein 2 or MH:World
Whisper quiet for me so farHow loud is the Pro while playing ?
It really bothers me if it's like Wolfenstein 2 or MH:World
Can't wait to play this tonight! I forgot to set the download this morning so I'll have an additional wait when I return home from work.
Does anyone know how large the install is? Hopefully, I won't be waiting too long if it's reasonable.
If you've never played it, then I would say it's worth the $40 price tag... but obviously that's up to you whether it's worth it or not...I never played this game even though I have owned a PS2, PS3 and of course PS4.
But I will happily wait for the expected price drop.
$20 digitally and I'll bite.
Are you playing in 4k? Maybe that's a factor?Got the game last night and played through the 6th Colossus. It plays perfectly. The grip issues from the PS3 version seem to be fixed. It feels more like the PS2 version.
But, is anybody having any problems uploading videos of this game to Facebook? Every time I try it, it goes through the update process, the progress bar completes, then the upload fails and I get a "cannot upload" error. It only happens with videos of this game. I can upload screenshots, and I can upload videos from other games.
Are you playing in 4k? Maybe that's a factor?
Can anyone explain what HDR adds exactly? I have a tv that meets the ultra certified requirement but switching back and forth i hardly see any difference, yet people talk about how good it is in this game.
Frame rate and resolution I can so easily tell but with HDR I'm constantly going backwards and forwards trying to see what the difference is.
Ok where can I get that from, just the steelbook will do.This steelbook is hot!
I'm miss remembering stuff but was the first colossus always easy? Literally under a minute to kill him.
Also wow, I tried 60fp mode and soon as I moved everything looked fucked, does the performance mode have dynamic res it looks terrible in motion as if the resolution drops low.
Looks gorgeous in cinematic mode so I'm sticking to that.
Ok where can I get that from, just the steelbook will do.
I don't have this particular game yet (it hasn't arrived) but in general HDR provides 2 main benefits:
- Better contrast
- High brightness (1000 nits on a UHD Premium TV)
If you are not seeing a lot of difference it might be related to:
- Some configuration might not be correct (either TV or PS4)
- Your TV might not be UHD certified. Some TVs list HDR support but they don't comply with the standards and results are not as good.
What TV do you have?
Do you lower the backlight to 5-10 when in SDR? If you have it at 20 then SDR will give you a similar look to HDR, but the lighting will be overexposed, and look more like the traditional HDR of lastgen. I have the same TV as you, but its the 55 inch version. These settings work great for me, and the difference is very noticeable.Thanks for the reply.
It's the 65 inch ks8000 I think it's called. What settings on the ps4 could it be?
I have brightness set to 20, dynamic contrast off, UHD colour enabled etc. I see nothing like a night and day difference. On this game the main difference is the menu goes from a bright white to a darker grey white. There may be some really really subtle differences but without a side by side comparison it's so hard to tell.
Final Fantasy you could clearly see a difference, not necessarily better just more saturated whiter image. Perhaps I have a cable issue or I'm just unaware of the improvement I'm looking for.
Do you lower the backlight to 5-10 when in SDR? If you have it at 20 then SDR will give you a similar look to HDR, but the lighting will be overexposed, and look more like the traditional HDR of lastgen. I have the same TV as you, but its the 55 inch version. These settings work great for me, and the difference is very noticeable.
- Backlight set to 20 for HDR or 5-10 for SDR
- brightness 40-45 depending on the game
- contrast 100 for HDR 95 for SDR
- Smart LED set to High
- Dynamic contrast off
- color tone Warm 2
SteelbookCan someone explain to me why the special edition is going north of $100 on ebay?
Is there some magic stone in the box that I am missing?
It looks like the regular version with a download card with preorder DLC.
It’s not really you. The game was made pretty long ago and adheres to some fairly odd controls.Copy arrived today, eagerly dived into the game (never played the original), but it didn’t take long for my opinion to sour.
The controls are complete ass, the game is incredibly slow, particularly swimming, and climbing, especially up the collosi its so annoying. I’m at this part now where I need to walk up this curved path out of the water and then jump across to another ledge. Something that should be simple. However the wonky controls and unpredictable camera movements see me plunging into the water again and again only to endure an incredibly slow swim back to the beginning of the ramp.
Can someone help me? Am I being unreasonable or have I had some sort of brain injury that is rendering me unable to enjoy myself? :/
I have to say as a newcomer I was initially appalled by the climbing controls. "FFS, there's a ledge, why don't you grab onto it! I specifically pointed you towards it!"The control is a bit old school, but you’ll get the hang of it.
I honestly glad they didn't. SotC is that type of game you just add unnecessary "content".Despite having played the original 10 years ago i remember everything about this game. Which is kind of disappointing. I wish they had changed a few things. Or added more content.
Thanks for the reply.
It's the 65 inch ks8000 I think it's called. What settings on the ps4 could it be?
I have brightness set to 20, dynamic contrast off, UHD colour enabled etc. I see nothing like a night and day difference. On this game the main difference is the menu goes from a bright white to a darker grey white. There may be some really really subtle differences but without a side by side comparison it's so hard to tell.
Final Fantasy you could clearly see a difference, not necessarily better just more saturated whiter image. Perhaps I have a cable issue or I'm just unaware of the improvement I'm looking for.
They did add more things. Don't want to spoil it for you if you don't know about it, but explore around the world and listen for any sounds your controller might make...I wish they had changed a few things. Or added more content.
I get you. That's a good TV and it's Premium certified. I have the KS9500.
Make sure PS4 is set to RGB full and the TV has color space set to native. Other than that you are set. The cable is definitely not the issue, bandwidth is pretty much the same in SDR and HDR.
The source material can make a big difference. For example, FFXV does not show a big improvement for me but Last of us and Horizon Zero Down are my favourite so far. I haven't seen SoTC (it arrives tomorrow) but it seems that people do praise it.
Another thing you can check are videos in Youtube. They exaggerate the effect but it does show what he potential is for the technology. There are many fake HDR videos but the ones you can find in this channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCve7_yAZHFNipzeAGBI5t9g are proper HDR.
Are you sure about it been set to native? I'm pretty sure it's meant to be Auto? (I think there may have been a bug very early on ins the tvs life cycle that switched it around).
I'll set rgb to full/normal but will this mean on blu ray discs (films/tv) it will crush blacks when played through the PS4?
As to this game I still didnt really see a difference, the lighting looked great in both modes. I'll look at those YouTube videos see if I'm missing what to look out for, if not I'll just leave the setting on and not worry about it.
Resolution and frame rate seem so much more important though and it confuses me because lots of people say the opposite!