There might be nights in the game where the moon isn't out on full display making them appear darker more black rather than blue.
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There might be nights in the game where the moon isn't out on full display making them appear darker more black rather than blue.
We will find out for sure when the game is out...but, just for saying, a night with a full moonlight is nothing like that.
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Not in the City no thats true... but have you ever been really deep into nature on a full moon? It really does look a bit like this.
Agreed but then I live near a large city with light pollution so... I think the blue tint is a bit off but not terrible...
Are you suggesting that our true-life experiences with moonlight have been downgraded? I know what I've seen, and I've spent a lot of time working at night out-of-doors, with very little other light than the moon. No, it may not be your experience with the full moon, but it's close enough to mine.
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Far Cry 4 is a shooter and the world is MUCH smaller than TW3.
Right now you still sacrifice some graphical exellence relative to how much bigger your world is.
Also read carefully i said too "no RPG that looks as good" Shooter and RPG is totally apples and Oranges.
Ok, let's go back to talk about visual.
That fire... It looks better than in real life... I miss it
They're both open world games. And the size doesn't really matter neither does the genre as you said in your post. You said it will be the prettiest open world game and that it will look especially good compared to other open world RPGS. Comparing shooters and RPGs may be comparing apples and oranges on the topic of "which game is better", but when it comes to visuals, I say fair game.
"People are ranting about the downgrade.... yet it still will be the prettiest Open world Game by release time. Especially in terms of RPGs there is not even a competitor in terms of how good it looks. and NO a MODDED Skyrim doesnt count. and Vanilla Skyrim cant hold a candle to TW3"
Not unless you're prepared for Moderator action, and looking like a dweeb to the rest of the board, because if you'd bothered to read this thread on a topic you're so interested in posting an opinion on you'd have found numerous occasions of this:
Moderator: What I have warned you is that claims that anything like a downgrade, irrespective of any way you or I may wish to define "downgrade", for the reasons given are not allowed and are going to result in moderator action.
that felt good... can I have a go at the ban hammer now, huh?)
Moderator: No, because it is off topic, and continuing to do so may be viewed as thread hijacking.
I'm going to quote the OP, which establishes the actual topic of this thread.
"I think that that message loses much of its impact if the world always looks like a shitty place, but keeps its punch if you're traveling, say, in the beautiful Skellige archipelago, and then suddenly come across an act of deep cruelty. It's that contrast and sudden shift that I think make it powerful, and prevent it from becoming hackneyed."
The actual, and only valid, topic of this thread is whether the visuals of the game reinforce its mood and themes, and whether these do so by contrast rather than conformity.
Maybe this is much better.
that wolf picture is a full silhouette
Yeah, the moon gives a lighter, blueish tone to the night. It will be interesting to see if they've also included moonless nights. I can't remember any games that do though. Not that I've tried to commit them to memory or anything.
I once used a mod in Skyrim for realistic nights but it kinda ignored the moon a bit meaning you literally couldn't see the rocks at your feet unless you had a torch out. Atmospheric, and at times creepy when you can hear a monster approaching and can't see him till he's entered the torch light, but it was also pretty slow going and a bit of a chore when trying to find cave entrances and stuff.
I disabled the mod fairly quickly but I'm sure when the RedKit comes out people will bring out something similar and probably better.
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