Destructible environments. This was a big selling point of Microsoft's Crackdown 3. Another game, Red Faction Guerrilla, is also famous for it. Of course, Minecraft is most famous for it.
Yeah, I saw this, definitely cool they're upgrading, but I don't feel the need to revisit it for this because, first, it's not DLSS 4, and second, one of the game's developer's already single-handledly uploaded a huge patch with improvements to stability, performance, HDR, ultrawide support, and ray-tracing as a mod years ago: user "filoppi" on Nexus. Dude is goated. I played the game with that integrated.Control - Discover a World Unknown
After a secretive agency in New York is invaded by an otherworldly threat, you become the new Director struggling to regain Controlcontrolgame.com
New update adding more ray tracing, DLSS 3.7 etc
I guess this update is the "official" version of that mod? Is the guy still a dev?Yeah, I saw this, definitely cool they're upgrading, but I don't feel the need to revisit it for this because, first, it's not DLSS 4, and second, one of the game's developer's already single-handledly uploaded a huge patch with improvements to stability, performance, HDR, ultrawide support, and ray-tracing as a mod years ago: user "filoppi" on Nexus. Dude is goated. I played the game with that integrated.
CONTROL - HDR Ultrawide DLSS RT Patch
Adds native HDR, improves DLSS, add full UltraWide support, improves texture streaming, improves ray tracings, improves shadow, adds multiple futher fixes and tweaks (like FOV, intro videos skip, disawww.nexusmods.com
Yeah, that made a huge difference. Game was a visual feast, as I had recently purchased an ultrawide oled monitor when I finally got around to playing it to completion. Sometimes HDR doesn't make a big difference, but like Cyberpunk it really shined with that unofficial patch.Yeah, I saw this, definitely cool they're upgrading, but I don't feel the need to revisit it for this because, first, it's not DLSS 4, and second, one of the game's developer's already single-handledly uploaded a huge patch with improvements to stability, performance, HDR, ultrawide support, and ray-tracing as a mod years ago: user "filoppi" on Nexus. Dude is goated. I played the game with that integrated.
CONTROL - HDR Ultrawide DLSS RT Patch
Adds native HDR, improves DLSS, add full UltraWide support, improves texture streaming, improves ray tracings, improves shadow, adds multiple futher fixes and tweaks (like FOV, intro videos skip, disawww.nexusmods.com
True. That's what I'll always opt to do with NVIDIA Inspector & the DLSS Swapper if it makes sense, but it's not necessarily without drawbacks. The reason is ray-traced reconstruction. Some of the nerdier NVIDIA gamers online have noticed that there can be strange artifacting or other visual blips when a game doesn't support reconstruction, and the preset is forced, or it simply might not look so much better without it that it's worth the performance hit from the Transformer-based upscaling. Some have speculated ray-traced reconstruction was intended by NVIDIA to be baked into how they designed DLSS 4, and unfortunately it isn't something that can be forced. Has to be supported by the game itself. That's why all the games on the DLSS 4 list received version updates in January.
