It's mostly the fact that Rockstar is continuing to sell us a game from 2013 over and over again without any new content and honestly minimal upgrades.Epic levels of whining and bitching in this thread.
Did nit know the hate for Rockstar was so severe?
Its a good upgrade over PS3/PS4 version. For $10 its worth it. If you played on PC maybe this upgrade isn't for you. Im enjoying it.It's mostly the fact that Rockstar is continuing to sell us a game from 2013 over and over again without any new content and honestly minimal upgrades.
The game does look great on PS5, and I can't complain too much at the $10 but it's still a minimal effort port. That combined with the monstrosity that was the Definitive Edition ports and Rockstar aren't doing great.
For me personally Rockstar just isn't what it used to be. III/VC/SA were amazing and then IV for me personally is a masterpiece so that combined with the fact that IV and RDR had some of the best story DLC of all time just makes GTA V and modern Rockstar a disappointment.
Games are always hacked .. enjoy a city go to one in real life just enjoy what creatives give you and enjoy.Joys of ray tracing on these consoles
I found a first comparison video between the PS4 and PS5 versions. It looks much more improved than you would think. The draw distance is hugely improved. Also, it looks like they completely changed the color grading in some scenes.
Biggest eyeroll of the year. Please stop gaming.This may be an unpopular opinion, but GTA V performance RT mode looks better than Forbidden West performance mode in motion.
How come it doesn't look like this:
Shadows and IQ are actually better.. the rest two generations behind.Biggest eyeroll of the year. Please stop gaming.
Shadows and IQ are actually better.. the rest two generations behind.
This is how I feel about it. This game barely ran on the PS360 hardware, so bad that I hardly think it counts. It was pretty good on last gen hardware, but still 30FPS.Except it's not. It's a 1080p/30fps PS4 Remaster (which had a ton of visual improvements over the PS360 original) at 4k/30fps with RT or 1440p/60fps with RT with much better shadows, draw distances and more pedestrians / traffic. It looks phenomenal for it's age. HDR is a game changer for this game too.
Let me guess it's PC gamers mad / trolling about this rofl.
How come it doesn't look like this:
How come it doesn't look like this:
Modders give more fucks for free than Rockstar for tons of money.
Draw distance and field of view is something that takes it's toll on performance. Earlier console versions had terrible draw distance and no FoV options.Can someone please explain why this game can't run at native 4K 60fps when the game was originally designed around 200 Gflop consoles? Just lazy programming?
There is no reason why this game should have a 30fps mode when the graphics haven't seen an actual overhaul.
You can still get into passive mode. You just can't have your CEO or VIP active, you'll have to leave it. Passive mode will also get disabled should you enter a vehicle with weapons and certain helicopters.Damn cant use passive mode anymore as i own a nightclub. I just want to play without getting missiled in the face by a 10 year old griefer, any tips?
Today I tried the PS5 version of GTA:O and this is it's best (30fps) RT mode:
What is this? No trees, no white car I parked there, wrong/no lights from the windows of the building in RT-reflection.
Who ever said there would be RT reflections? I think it's only RT shadows, which look nice.
Jesus. Ray tracing ≠ reflections.
literally wrong. the game has no RT reflections. it only has RT shadows
RT implementation in this game is only for specific shadows.
the game has a reflection probe on cars creating real time cubemaps of a simplified version of the environment. (this is very common for racing games for example, almost every racing game does this for car reflections)
the reflections in GTA5 are really well made, but what you see here is basically the same as it would look on PC.
the game makes also use of really detailed planar reflections in select scenes (the car dealership's floor for example) and one of the skyscapers also had a really low resolution render to texture solution I think
This comparison was fake broShadows are better. Not sure about the water. Maybe I need to watch on a monitor not my phone.
No one is making you or anyone buy it.It's mostly the fact that Rockstar is continuing to sell us a game from 2013 over and over again without any new content and honestly minimal upgrades.
The game does look great on PS5, and I can't complain too much at the $10 but it's still a minimal effort port. That combined with the monstrosity that was the Definitive Edition ports and Rockstar aren't doing great.
For me personally Rockstar just isn't what it used to be. III/VC/SA were amazing and then IV for me personally is a masterpiece so that combined with the fact that IV and RDR had some of the best story DLC of all time just makes GTA V and modern Rockstar a disappointment.
They are more talented than Rockstar at everything. Just look at how this trailer was put together:
And then compare it to this:
It hasn't, the streaming potential of the new consoles is incredible yet this game has pop in galore.Hey Gaf,
I´d appreciate someone checking the texture pop in.
Get in the supercar of your choice and slam the pedal to the metal on the highway between Los Santos and Mount Chiliad. Are you still faster than the textures?
I`ll happily throw my 10€ at Rockstar if the texture pop in has been improved.
Thanks for checking but damn :-(It hasn't, the streaming potential of the new consoles is incredible yet this game has pop in galore.
RT has lots of applications, if you render offline you know. Global illumination, (which basically gives you correct lighting with bounce and color transferring on materials )and shadowing, reflection and refraction. Material behavior, like energy consumption..Ive compared a bunch between performance and performance rt. Shadows are in the same exact places in the two modes. Usually rt shadows will be in different locations than baked, because they're more accurate.
I've switched back and forth many times and I'm calling it now, the "rt" is bunk. We're probably going to find out it's not working ot something. If there IS some kind of RT shadows than damn, it might as well not be there because the difference is so minute that I can't find it flipping back and forth.
Anyone getting fed up with devs advertising RT only for it to basically not exist? Cyberpunk is pretty crappy as well but at least it is somewhat noticeable. There should be a minimum standar level of RT to be allowed to advertise RT.
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I don't see the relevance of the molders (sic) can doing doing (sic) a game from scratch in relation to a visual modification. Your anti-innovation stance bleeds through you like menstrual blood from an elephant bleeds through all conceivable oversized feminine sanitary products. With the attitude you possess we'd still be using punch card computers and driving cars with plate glass windshields as clearly improvement over an original product is entirely unnecessary and is best met with criticism that lacks any critical component.Well, lets see how the molders can doing doing a game from scratch.
I'm literally holding off on my first play through until they patch a version to the PS5/XSX.They need to give the same treatment to RDR2. HDR actually looks good.
This may be an unpopular opinion, but GTA V performance RT mode looks better than Forbidden West performance mode in motion.
How does the third person controls feel? On Ps3 and Ps4 they were pretty tanky and too heavy....I have played the PS5 version for a few hours now, continuing my Story mode save from the PS4 Pro and so far I am mostly happy with the new version, especially as it only cost £8.75 and now means I can play without needing to insert the PS4 disc.
I am mostly playing in the Fidelity mode at 30 fps (like Horizon: Forbidden West actually) as I find that the game feels surprisingly responsive and only suffers in comparison to the 60 fps modes when it comes to camera motion (I'm playing on an OLED TV). 60 fps does look much smoother, yes, but in terms of actual gameplay, I don't think the game feels that much better at 60 fps than 30 fps. Rockstar did a great job with maintaining a consistent locked 30 fps and combined with responsive controls makes for an enjoyable experience for me with a native 4K resolution and superb HDR lighting. Yes, the graphics do look dated in terms of modelling and some of the textures are a bit flat and low-res but overall the game shines still, thanks to excellent art direction. GTA V's world also still feels a lot better, more believable and more alive than many recent open-world games (such as *cough*Cyberpunk 2077*cough* or Watch Dog: Legions).
The RT effects are a bit disappointing though as has been the case with a few recent releases (Dying Light 2 and Cyberpunk 2077) but shadows do look more stable and less shimmery than previous versions of the game so there is a clear improvement there even if it isn't immediately obvious. Also, pop in is still very noticeable in places and the draw distance is still not long enough that it hides NPC or vehicles fadng in mid-distance. The biggest visual upgrade for GTA V was from the PS3/Xbox 360 to the PS4/Xbox One and much less going from the PS4/Xbox One version to PS5/Xbox Series X. Lighting is better, shadows are too in RT mode and the image quality is massively improved over the aliased PS4 version running at 1080p on PS5.
The only reason this game now exists on PS5/Xbox Series X though is so Rockstar can milk more money out of GTA Online from the owners of the current gen systems for a few more years yet. No more is this obvious than on the Xbox Series consoles where you can only buy GTA V + GTA Online for £17.50 or GTA Online for £8.99. You cannot buy GTA V on its own for the Story mode. Personally, I've never had any interest in GTA Online as I play GTA games for the story and characters. It is why I bought the game on PS5 rather than Xbox Series X as the GTA Online part is free on Sony's console which basically halved the price of the upgrade.