No offense, but that sound like a huge stretch...
I play fidelity, 40fps with VRR active on a 120Hz TV.
Oh ok, i always relate the word visceral with how it feels to shoot\beat someone, not all the external things that make a scene more cinematic\realistic.
I don’t think there are any new secrets. It also does not feel like a carbon copy though. It’s familiar if that makes sense. There was clearly a lot of love poured into it and the performances are just ridiculous. I can’t wait till it comes down in price so more people can experience it cause it’s really good. Can’t wait for the next ND game.
In that Sense it is definitely more visceral. The audio and haptics really give more weight to everything. Human physics seem upgraded, like when you shoot people they drop like rocks and hit the ground hard when they die versus getting shot and not killing your can tell they aren’t dead, it’s hard to explain but visceral is definitely a good way to describe the action.
The rain and water tech in this section is insane. Definitely a big upgrade over 2.
I think it's a personal thing because i usually don't care about 3d audio and even less about something vibrating in my hands when it comes to visceral combat, you can put all of that on ghost recon combat and it still gonna be utter shit without good animations\impact\ragdoll\gore.
I guess the only way I could explain it is that it feels like they are effected by gravity rather than just going through an animation. 2 did this too but it feels better and more refined now. Less gamey, more real. The gore and hit reactions are all very good, though I wish we had a knife like in two where you could slice and stab. Melee has some occasional jank I have noticed, like the hit detection is taking a second to process. When it happens it’s jarring because of how smooth and fluid everything else is. Strangling npcs feels better than ever. Their expressions and seeing the light leave their eyes is definitely better with all the upgraded character models. I think once you experience the audio and haptics you will agree that it’s much more than a vibration or gimmick, it adds a lot to everything feeling more real.I think it's a personal thing because i usually don't care about 3d audio and even less about something vibrating in my hands when it comes to visceral combat, you can put all of that on ghost recon combat and it still gonna be utter shit without good animations\impact\ragdoll\gore.
I don't understand the part about human physics, can you explain better? because from the videos i watched it looks identical to tlou2, but surely superior to tlou remaster, i'm gonna check by myself when my copy arrives since i'm kinda of a maniac when it comes to these things
Believe it or not, you got me more hyped for my copy, i live for these details.
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Also noone mentions this but tlou part 1 has that perfect momentum forward. You never go back.
It's worth it.
With an ssd with 5.5 g/s transfer rate( 17-22 gb if data compressed really well) thanks my ass, they can move data really quick! This developer must be remained to hard disk I/OFrom developer on Resetera:
... did this guy played Part II? Or Uncharted 4?From developer on Resetera:
Yes, a free mod that turns video files into real-time cutting-edge graphics. Being retarded is definitely free.
40fps mode with VRR unlocked framerate runs really terrible. I started with this for the first 2 hours and then went performance with VRR and unlocked framerate which is worlds better. Because I had been playing it for 2 hours already and used to looking at it, the resolution drop was barely noticeable but the framerate feels amazing. Performance is definitely the best way to play.
I'm glad you at least don't sit that far away from it. There's so many people that buy 55 and 65 inch OLED's and then have a lounge room or space where they sit 3-4+ metres away from it. It's like what's the point of spending money on an OLED if it's too small for your viewing distance. They wouldn't tell the difference between 1080p and 4K lol.
Nice off screen photos from your ps3 version.they balled out on this one. lovely
Sounds like those features really make this remake, but its likely really hard to market as a lot of that is based on feel, like you get it once you start playing it type thing .
Same. For 3rd person titles, I actually favor 30 fps as I don't really get anything from a higher frame rate. With titles like this, if I get a locked 30 at a great image, I favor having the better image. Thats how I played the remaster, even with options to play it differently then the PS3 version, I just stuck with the 1080p 30fps mode.
He used the word visceral to describe combat and 99% doesn't use that term to descrive controller vibration, 3d audio or better textures or some limited destruction, that's why i was confused, nobody use that specific term to describe these things usually, but it is all clarified now.
Obviously...they are getting ready for that TV show. They didn't want to port that old PS3 remaster from 2014 again and this time to PC players, almost 10 years later, lmao.
also made to get repackaged and sold together with some HD version of Part 2 further down the line.
