@topeira @topeira They're trying to show how the game runs, not so much the graphical fidelity. And in watchdogs if you want the framerate to drop, just try to drive. Even high end rigs were having problems running this game due to poor optimization.
Amazing piece of journalism Danny, congrats! This video should be sent to all developers of open-world games for mandatory viewing. I never found the words to explain why a fantasy game as skyrim and his world would feel so much beliveable than other games.. And you just hit the nail on the head. But while I was watching the video I wonder, perhaps this flaws aren't flaws and they're something the developers want in the game. So many games nowadays are designed so that the player never feels at lost, wondering "where should I go next?", and holds your hand all the way through, not inviting for exploration of the world, everything will just pop-up on the map as magic and you are able to access the new content and quick, without through the grind of finding new places. But maybe that isn't a bad thing, maybe it's just a design to please a different kind of gamers who just want to "play something quick". Just my two cents.
Well, this was a bit disappointing. Was I being overoptimistic in expecting a lot more from this game on a new gen console? Yes, the graphics look good, the shadows are really well made, but I just don't see a huge improvement graphic-wise from let's say the last fight night on the ps3. At the end of the round I can't detect any sweat on the fighters body. If the graphics were the only problem I would be nitpicking, but the mechanics is what disappointed me the most.. There's no fluidity between movements, and that was a major gripe with a lot players in the previous gen.. There isn't the fluidity that we see on other sports titles. The impact system looks good though, but there are a few moments that it's seems you're seeing a contortionist show. And I really hope that there's a simulation mode bc the stamina is way over the top
@hardeddie You call his statement ignorant, but you don't bother to ask where is he from, or you just assume that the workaround you find in your country is possible everywhere? It's not. In many countries, when you buy a physical copy from other country, you will get taxed, and the difference the final cost and the cost of you getting the game in your native country is marginal. Just out of curiosity: how much does a brand new, recent game, costs in singapore and indonesia? For consoles and PC?
@jski @corolla_dx Though guy sitting beyind a keyboard.. (sigh) For these sites to make ad revenue, they have to have visitors, people like you and me. So if you want to do the crusades on the matter you talk about, which is fine by me(really is) shouldn't you go elsewhere? And not feeding the same thing you're trying to avoid?
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