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[SimTourist]

Remember this?

Well guess who's back

 

[MrTroubleMaker]

 

[Maddoxswe]

Remember this

 

[consoul]

The cars aren't big. The supervillains are just very small.

 

[GymWolf]

It's just the camera angle (cit.)

 

[Bojji]

Lol

 

[Deft Beck]

Another wonderful case of outsourcing and lack of quality control.

 

[sigmaZ]

No. They're just gearing up for the scaling DLC.

 

[FunkMiller]

 

[LordCBH]

Goddamn this game is the definition of lazy.

 

[skyfall]

Completely amateur dev team

 

[Varnish La PS]

They were very, very busy with realistic flags.

 

[//DEVIL//]

What are the chances this is just the result of FOV 120 ?

I remember cod suffer from the same thing on each side of the screen with FOV 120. Legs / body of characters look huge on a regular screen

 

[kyussman]

I very much doubt anyone at Rocksteady made those cars,they were probably outsourced and somewhere the scale got confused.....modern day game development,yay!

 

[Evil Calvin]

Remember this?

Well guess who's back

Boy it just looks so bad. Watched a stream last night and does not look better than an Xbox 360 game (except for the cutscenes, which are nice).

 

[SJRB]

Cut them some slack, they had only seven years to make this game.

Seriously though, the perspective is weird. Could be FOV warping?

 

[buenoblue]

Why does that old batman game look graphically better than suicide squad

 

[Fbh]

I know they probably aren't the most flatering shots.
But it's hard to believe these 2 games are 10 years and 2 console gens apart.

 

[ReBurn]

I guess That when it comes to suspension of disbelief larger than normal cars is where some people draw the line.

 

[DanielG165]

Why does that old batman game look graphically better than suicide squad

Art style, and Rocksteady actually put in effort back then. Arkham Knight looks immense on PC.

OT: So what, does this mean that the Batmobile tank was 30 feet tall in Knight?

 

[DanielG165]

I guess That when it comes to suspension of disbelief larger than normal cars is where some people draw the line.

It is when the four games set in the same universe as this (apparently), all had regular sized cars and normal scale.

 

[Bridges]

I get that you guys like to dunk on the game, but this is the most nitpicky shit I've ever seen

 

[diffusionx]

The Arkham games are still among the best for attention to detail. This shows you that the studio is just a name in the front and doesn't matter at all. The only thing that matters are the people working in it.

 

[Spyxos]

Nevermind.

 

[simpatico]

PalWorld will outsell Suicide Squad, Prince of Persia and Tekken 8 combined. Bet me.

People are tired of AAA slop. If we must eat slop, at least make it inexpensive and cool. The layoffs we saw in the past 6 weeks are but a drop in the bucket for what is coming this year. Gaming needs it though. The dead wood must be burned away before the new healthy stuff can grow.

 

[Kupfer]

This reminds me of Unreal Engine 3 games on the Xbox360

 

[llLeonhart]

Lol

Dude, everyone knows Dracula is 3.5ft. Chill. /s

 

[Krappadizzle]

 

[RoboFu]

The term nit picking is actually very disgusting if you think about it.

 

[nikos]

Looks like a wide FOV producing a fisheye effect. Another reason why ultrawide is the way.

 

[Negotiator101]

The cars aren't big. The supervillains are just very small.

Honey I shrunk the Justice League.

 

[DanielG165]

When your game has been in development for 5 years or more, and has millions of dollars behind it, I think one can and should nit pick aspects like this… But that’s just me. Games such as RDR2, Last of Us, and the Arkham games, to use only a few examples, came out the way they were because someone somewhere was nitpicking and going over every single painstaking detail.

Critically acclaimed films are what they are because there was “nitpicking” involved during the process of making them. Nitpicking is not inherently negative, especially when dealing with a product that you’re charging $70 and above for, that was in development for several years and backed by one of the biggest publishers in the industry.