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A higher setting doesn't change the graphics, it changed the clarity of the graphics.
A higher setting doesn't change the graphics, it changed the clarity of the graphics.
A higher setting doesn't change the graphics, it changed the clarity of the graphics.
Is it really that difficult to understand? You think that a high resolution picture of a turd makes it look like a diamond ... no, it makes it look like a clearer picture of a turd.
This false equivalence of resolution equals better graphics is something perpetuated by PC obsessed gamers. We all want better clarity and smoother gameplay, but neither has anything to do with art direction, composition, design, style or anything else that actually DOES relate to graphics.
The resolution setting is generally always seperate from the actual graphical settings fyi.
I've never seen a setting that changes the art style of a game on any PC.
Nothing 'really' changes from the overall vision of the artist involved in creating the game.
I've never seen a setting that changes the art style of a game on any PC.
Is it really that difficult to understand? You think that a high resolution picture of a turd makes it look like a diamond ... no, it makes it look like a clearer picture of a turd. This false equivalence of resolution equals better graphics is something perpetuated by PC obsessed gamers. We all want better clarity and smoother gameplay, but neither has anything to do with art direction, composition, design, style or anything else that actually DOES relate to graphics.
I've never seen a setting that changes the art style of a game on any PC. Nothing 'really' changes from the overall vision of the artist involved in creating the game.
Yeah i knew it, you're not even talking about graphics, i'm out.
Oh god, pack it up folks, we're talking artistic visions now.
what the heck are you talking about?
I've never seen a setting that changes the art style of a game on any PC. Nothing 'really' changes from the overall vision of the artist involved in creating the game.
Well what do you think graphics are? When you say you like the graphics of a game what exactly are you talking about?
Resolution is one graphics setting, there are plenty of others which are performance dependent too but are not just related to image quality. Tesselation, ambient occlusion, soft shadowing, global illumination, subsurface scatter, etcetera. All of these things relate to graphics, and are directly influenced by the power of the machine producing those graphics.
You're wrong. Everything I mentioned above has an influence on art direction.
TLOU blows this game out of the water in terms of graphics
But it still doesn't change much about how a game looks overall. TLOU blows this game out of the water in terms of graphics and yet here we are in a thread full of people still talking about how fantastic this game is graphically. It's a great game, I'm playing it now, but it's really not anything special graphically.
I have to ask, do you know what mods were used to make this beauty?You can talk about asthetics all you want. But in the end I'd prefer a game to look like this:
https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5512/14046604222_47cc2b9420_o.jpg
What?I don't need to to see it isn't as good graphically as some people make out.
No, you're talking purely about art-direction. You prefer the art-direction of TLOU, and that's fine, but in terms of texture-resolution, shadow-quality, tesselation, lighting precision, etcetera, Last Light on a high-end PC is far more graphically advanced. If you only care about art-direction, then I'm jealous because there are even mobile games with great art-direction if that's all you're looking for. That doesn't mean that graphics and art-direction are synonymous.
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No, I'm not JUST talking about art style. What I'm trying to point out is that all those techniques that people keep telling me are to do with graphics mean NOTHING if the art style they are used with isn't that good. The beauty of the graphics has to be there for them to be enhanced with any advanced tech. It doesn't matter what you throw at this game, it really isn't that great graphically and no amount of tech will ever change that.
'You haven't seen it on a high end PC!'
I don't need to to see it isn't as good graphically as some people make out.
No, I'm not JUST talking about art style. What I'm trying to point out is that all those techniques that people keep telling me are to do with graphics mean NOTHING if the art style they are used with isn't that good. The beauty of the graphics has to be there for them to be enhanced with any advanced tech. It doesn't matter what you throw at this game, it really isn't that great graphically and no amount of tech will ever change that.
TLOU blows this game out of the water in terms of graphics
If I'm not judging this wrong it seems like they are actually showing something in 15 minutes:
Never really got to play these game so I'm hyped as fuuuuuck for this and Last of Us. Anyone know when this is supposed to drop?
Is it really that difficult to understand? You think that a high resolution picture of a turd makes it look like a diamond ... no, it makes it look like a clearer picture of a turd. This false equivalence of resolution equals better graphics is something perpetuated by PC obsessed gamers. We all want better clarity and smoother gameplay, but neither has anything to do with art direction, composition, design, style or anything else that actually DOES relate to graphics.