Revealed by the Live Producer during AMA on REDDIT
https://www.reddit.com/r/watch_dogs..._i_am_lathieeshe_thillainathan_live_producer/
https://www.reddit.com/r/watch_dogs..._i_am_lathieeshe_thillainathan_live_producer/
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Yeah, hopefully there's a performance mode. I'd rather stare at cube maps at 60fps.
I thought that was just PC.
Maybe dropping to 1440 with RT isn't enough to get 60fps
Revealed by the Live Producer in an AMA on REDDIT
https://www.reddit.com/r/watch_dogs..._i_am_lathieeshe_thillainathan_live_producer/
The game is like this on my 2070 s even today, just really shit optimization I thinkBased on how WD1 and WD2 ran on PC i think this is preferable. Even on a GTX 1080 WD2 would struggle to hit 60fps without the visual fidelity taking a massive hit.
They briefly showed it on Xbox Series S. Too lazy to go looking for it.
They briefly showed it on Xbox Series S. Too lazy to go looking for it.
Edit: here's a screenshot
is this a pun on RT?
All of these ray traced games on consoles really make me wonder how big Navi will stack up against the 3080.
4k, 60 with RT is a big ask, even for nextgen tech.noooooo. is this the first major next gen title to not offer 60 mode? can't win them all
It's great on GPUs that can utilize it properly while keeping frames high. These consoles can't that's why implementation will be kept to a minimum.Raytracing is easily the most overrated graphical feature out there. The performance penalty is simply not work it.
Surprised at some of the reactions here...
4K/30 is still going to be very common next-gen.
We have to see how RT looks on AMD hardware tho.
I don't expect Watch Dogs Legion RT on consoles to be as good as the one you find on RTX cards.
Or 1440P with RT and unlocked framerate with VRR to smove out.That's unfortunate. 4K is a waste. Why not 1440p at 60 hz with all the effects turned up?
Lol, nope. Just didn't expect a third party multiplat at launch to have it.
not asking for that. 60 1440 without and even lowered settings if needed
Surprised at some of the reactions here...
4K/30 is still going to be very common next-gen.