Fair enough, although since I imagine that the bulk of the work when making the game was to have it run as well as it does on the base hardware in the first place, they might have decided to not give too much priority to the 4K upgrades.
holy smokes this is the feat of the generation.
I think they tried to patch it so it looks better than launch, but its still fake as shit.
What does that even mean? Console versions of games never stack up well to maxed out pc settings. Shit, what specs do you need to max out rdr2 on pc?
It's not about stacking up to the PC version at its maxed settings, it's about the game not really holding up all that way a short way into the distance.
You are stacking it up to the pc release though...
You can add BF1, a 2016 game to that list as well. Horizon is just not super impressive outside of screenshots.
Nah. Looked robotic from the video.Ghost of Tsushima already has prettier horses
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I don't get this. Wasn't RDR 2 on consoles known for having great draw distance rendering and lod management? Now that the PC version is out, this is now seen as a negative just because some equivalent console settings are categorized under something called "low" (or lower than low)?
It's got great LOD, just like the last 2 Assassin's Creed games, but the draw distance on objects and grass is really rather poor.
Currently playing it at 120hz 3440x1440 and it does look amazing when hitting high framerates. I sometimes switch over to the One X version in performance mode and it just doesn't compare. I think those headlight shadows make a big difference.
Quite disappointed with Gears 5 open area chapters. they should have done better.
Crazy. The LOD/draw distance in Odyssey and Origins is pretty good, but it's nowhere near what's going on in RDR2.
Both games are pushing really good LOD meshes/textures, but the up close stuff (grass, rocks, crates, people), the stuff that's drawing in as you move through the world, doesn't hold up.
Nah, again, you can't compare the two. Distant foliage, objects, and natural structures such as mountains hold up way better on rdr2, and I'm playing Odyssey on the X. Individual detail holds up way better in rdr2 as well (shadows etc.)
I must have played a different Metro Exodus than everyone else.
Ghost of Tsushima already has prettier horses
What exactly makes these games clearly better on a technical level? I think people tend to forget that Horizon features massive creatures battling each other with lots of special effects on screen and rather fast gameplay. Neither RDR2 or Death Stranding offer something on that scale.
