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I agree with some of this but disagree that it's nowhere near the evolutionary leap you speak of...
While it's hard to tell the difference with stuff like polygon counts and textures, there's a huge difference with where games are now with more subtle things like lighting, ambient occlusion, self shadowing, facial animations, pixel shading, and now ray tracing.
Just give an example.. I have been on assassin's Creed fix lately, and going back to games like assassin's Creed 2 after playing origins and Odyssey is a huge leap. Even playing things like Halo MCC is not easy to Look at after playing far cry 5, doom eternal and the newest COD.
If you have a really nice display you can definitely see a huge difference with these games.
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100% right here. I never really noticed to big of a leap until earlier this year when I upgraded to a 65" 4K HDR10 UHD TV and also upgraded from the day one XB1 to the XB1X. During the whole quarantine thing I played Far Cry 5, Far Cry New Dawn, and Read Dead Redemption 2, which are some of the best looking games of this gen.
Far Cry 5 was my first Far Cry experience, so I went back and picked up Far Cry 4 and the remastered version of Far Cry 3 during a Ubisoft sale and I couldn't even get into them as they felt too dated.





