Resolution ups to 1440p or similar with this patch. No HDR.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBLqupE4ku0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBLqupE4ku0
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Metal Gear Solid V Pro Patch is Out Now | Comparison with PS4
- Thread starter LesPanes
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Apparently no downsampling for 1080p sets?
Sony should have made it mandatory, one of my regrets of getting a Pro.
Sony should have made it mandatory, one of my regrets of getting a Pro.
Considering it looked almost flawless already, I was really hoping this patch would increase draw distance and improve effects instead. Mah.
if(system.version == "PS4Pro")
{
hRes = 2560;
vRes = 1440;
}
Cerny was right, Pro patches have little to no impact on development time!
FWIW even the PC is, aside few extras like night lights on motherbase, a carbon copy of console versions, so it's not like there was tons of room to improve on the Pro version.
{
hRes = 2560;
vRes = 1440;
}
Cerny was right, Pro patches have little to no impact on development time!
FWIW even the PC is, aside few extras like night lights on motherbase, a carbon copy of console versions, so it's not like there was tons of room to improve on the Pro version.
MGS V on consoles had even worse draw distance, lighting, LoD, and shadows than the PC version, which was itself pretty bad. It's a pity they haven't tried to use the console's extra power to try and fix some of MGS V's rather glaring visual shortcomings. It's one of those games that gets a lot of praise for being 'well optimized" when that's just a fancy way of saying the environments are empty, and the draw distance on everything from shadows to grass is incredibly short even maxed out. You look through binoculars and it's like a sea of porridge spread before you with blurry rocks sticking out of it.
These lights arent extra. It's a dramatically further drawing distance. There was a shiton to improve on that matter.
Not even an ad, Survive will most definitely have the same Pro improvements, this is just them retrofitting the same updates to the existing engine for TPP and try to curry some positive PR, which Konami desperately needs.
Yeah you're right plus they might add more micro transaction thing while they're at it.
1440p isnt that noticeable. I turned it on this morning and it looked slightly cleaner but thats about it. Didnt look sharp or detailed. very disappointing.
Considering it's an openworld game that runs at 60 fps, I'm fine with a 1440p presentation.
I haven't seen it running on Pro yet, but 1440p is usually an immediately noticeable improvement over 1080p to my eyes.
I haven't seen it running on Pro yet, but 1440p is usually an immediately noticeable improvement over 1080p to my eyes.
Was there? I started to play PS4 version because I had the luck to have access to the game 5 days in advance and restarted it on PC after 20 hours and didn't notice THAT much. View distance on PC was also disappointing to be honest.
Thanks for letting me know tho.
This is also my stance, lots of wasted potential but better than nothing. Strange how the game is both free on PS+ and Microsofts games on demand service. Its like konami really got done quick trying to sell the game.
Seriously as my expectations of a mgs5 update were 0 before this I am not going to down it for not going all out.
MGSV's always been such a smooth game, only 2 instances of drops in that entire video and both from cut-scenes.
Also the blurb under the video seems to reiterate 1440p on 4K TV's and no down-sampling for 1080p users.
I just tried this during my lunch break and...
Is it just me or beyond the resolution change does it look like something happpened with the AA and/or depth of field effect?
I mean it could be just a result of the the higher res but things look different to me. This game somehow manages to be both sharp and blurry at the same time.
Is it just me or beyond the resolution change does it look like something happpened with the AA and/or depth of field effect?
I mean it could be just a result of the the higher res but things look different to me. This game somehow manages to be both sharp and blurry at the same time.
I played it earlier and didn't notice a difference ):
Wish they would have improved shadows and such more.
Wish they would have improved shadows and such more.
LOL..me too...
other than the PS4 Pro System fonts and other game UI elements.....which look REALLY sharp if they rendered on native 4K...i can't for the life of me tell the difference between 1080p, checkerboard 4K and 'TRUE' 4K...what with all the post-processing, AA and constant motion for real-time graphics.
obviously, they are alot of you that will just stop moving in a game and just stare at the screen looking for jaggies...i'm not sure whether to praise these guys for their obsession or not.
Pixel counting.
It's also easy to spot the difference if your setup is suitable for gaming in general. If you're sitting too far away without the right screen size you'll have a hard time noticing the difference. It's easy to tell if you're looking at the most far away objects and jaggies (any thin line in the distance). The best thing you could do is finding a game like ESO which can switch between 1080p and 4K immediately via selecting it in the options menu. I play on a 4K monitor so can tell the difference in resolution quite easily.
