- Joined
- Jul 7, 2016
- Messages
- 25,977
- Reaction score
- 16,002
You obviously don't know shit about graphics
Please show me what you're talking about then.
You obviously don't know shit about graphics
Yeah, I'm not sure what's got him so geared up.Please show me what you're talking about then.
I thought it was such a great move consider how many guys out there who probably game were so disappointed following the cancellation of the series Rome on HBO.I remember being so pumped for that game.
Now I remember playing it
Now I remember the disappointment
Are you serious? I have both, and being completely honest, I never and took notice of Ryse's graphics ever. AC Origins is far and away the best graphics on a console so far. It's not even remotely close.
It's like comparing the looks of Monica Belucci to Janet Reno.
Uncharted 4 shits on AC Origins.
Doubtful.
Oh... It's not even close. I own both. Sorry.
You've seen Origins on an Xbox X?
I play it on PC with a GTX 1080 TI & 4k display. It looks phenomenal, one of the best open world games ever made. Genuinely gorgeous and impressive technically.
The reason I favor Uncharted is because it doesn't prioritize its processing power to the illustrious open world design. Instead it focuses on models, meshes and outstanding post effects.
I guess this is where opinion comes in but I'd still argue otherwise.
It's doing less on screen so by proximity it's doing "more" for the assets on screen. Origins is bound to rendering giant scenes, ecosystems and cities that all take away from a single assets quality.
Do you have HDR on your display?
Like Mookoe says open world games dont look as good as linear games
AC oranges isnt even the best looking AC game, Unity is
I have this game on my Steam account, and tried playing it once, but quickly quit for some reason.
Is it any good?
You obviously don't know shit about graphics
Nothing has topped Ryse it looks like a CGI movie, The Order doesnt even come close
Long live the king Cryengine
comparing open world and linear graphics is silly