Mgs5 has better animations as well. Just look at the climbing in both games.
Rose looks mostly unstable in terms of image quality when the surfaces with tiny detail go into DOF, but that may have nothing do with AA. Who knows, ND's solution might be some kind of new PPAA, but it's free of practically all problems that mar various PP solutions, and I wouldn't assume that the game is deferred because their PS3 games were.
I'll take slightly clunky over completely unnatural.
You just described the industry standard pipeline? What are trying to do in laying out the industry standard for creating character models?I think it is important to understand the modeling process Naughty Dog uses to craft their game. Naughty Dog always begins with a hi resolution sculpt built in Zbrush. I think on ps4, I heard these are million polygon plus models. They extract the normal map from this model. Later this information is applied to the low res model to transfer some of the details of the hi res model to the low res model. This hi res model is scaled down for the in game cut scenes.
Uncharted 3 used around 30,000 -50000 models for both cutscenes and realtime models. Naughty Dog uses the same model for the cut scenes and for the real time model so the transition is more seamless.
However, the lighting, texture resolution, and shadowing are dulled down for the in game model. What this means that while the real time model looks great when viewed from a certain distance away from the camera, the model loses detail as you get closer. They also LODs for entities other than Drake. These means as the camera is further away from the entity, it can be constructed with less detail to save resources.
While the modeling and assets look to be on the same level, it is pretty obvious the lighting and texture resolution is dialed down from the e3 teaser. It's great that most people won't notice as Naughty Dog has always hoped for this even with their previous games.
The original teaser's lighting and shadowing rivaled what you could achieve using Maya with Vray or MentalRay. Still in comparison to other games, it looks great especially with Naughty Dog's amazing facial animation.
Here is how each model looks like in each stage using Laz and Drake models for the previous Uncharted games.
People always forget about Polyphony Digital, but I think they had far more effects into their games. GT6 had FP32 HDR, dynamic lighting and weather, adaptive tessellation, bokeh depth of field, vector textures, volumetric smoke and more all running at a higher resolution and framerate.
Jeez. I mean and people here said tech wise it's disappointing. Look the hair animation of Nate. The attention in the details it's really impressive. Unity my balls.I just noticed something. During fighting, Nathan and that guy get wet
After that, Nathan punch that guy and water spreads. Neat detail.
I just noticed something. During fighting, Nathan and that guy get wet
After that, Nathan punch that guy and water spreads. Neat detail.
You won't see that detail when Nate is not in closeup, right (as is normal even in reality). But i think this model goes seemlessly from closeup to thirdperson full body i think.
I just noticed something. During fighting, Nathan and that guy get wet
I find this post confusing. You won't see the details of his beard, skin, eyes and sweat when you see him full body from behind, from a distance, no.
In the cutscene model his shirt was flowing in the wind. That effect seemed to disappear during gameplay..
They didn't upload the PSX playthrough, the glitch is missing.
That's a bit off the topic we were discussing but i haven't noticed it. Ofcourse a constantly vibrating shirt would be kind of distracting but i'll gladly look at the trailer again. It's nice to see people discovering more and more details. He was on top of a ledge in that part. Maybe that's a difference.
It better be or else Sony has nothing to compete against Halo 5.
