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Be sarcastic all you want, but we had genuine concerns that needed to be answered.
The cynic in me would argue that these are screenshots, which could have easily been edited in Photoshop, but I won't go down that route. CDPR have made an effort to prove their statements, and I both appreciate and respect that.
I needed this! I'm so ecstatic atm.
I'm beyond stoked to get into game and explore, being a completionist this a monster of a game to tackle, but all the sweet environments and variety are so pleasing to look.
Don't forget you guys are seeing everything at a fixed time (mostly noon by the looks), with the day/night cycle everything is going to look entirely different during sunset, evening, night, dawn, etc, that is going to breath so much life and awe into the game.
Ah, can't wait.
I'm beyond stoked to get into game and explore, being a completionist this a monster of a game to tackle, but all the sweet environments and variety are so pleasing to look.
Don't forget you guys are seeing everything at a fixed time (mostly noon by the looks), with the day/night cycle everything is going to look entirely different during sunset, evening, night, dawn, etc, that is going to breath so much life and awe into the game.
Ah, can't wait.
Now make it look like that at 1080p and 60fps and then we're talking.
And do those training dummies look exactly like the ones from The Witcher 2 or what?
Not that this is a bad thing though.
And do those training dummies look exactly like the ones from The Witcher 2 or what?
Not that this is a bad thing though.
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So what? It's not like it doesn't look pretty, is it? I don't think a huge open world game like TW3 can compete against games like AC:U, Uncharted 4 or Batman (not to mention games like Rome) in terms of graphical fidelty. To me, it's the artstyle what makes the whole thing exceptional, and if that comes with very solid fidelty then I'm more than fine with that.
I found hair quite good (except ciri)
Just don't say they're good in ac:unity
I wish I could share the optimism but I'm still not convinced that PC will get that special treatment it normally would deserve, especially now that CDPR has gone mulitplatform.It will be on PC.
but there were just too many (recent) cases that proved over and over again that parity is real and common practice in nowadays multiplatform game development. And why should CDPR, of all multiplatform developers be the chosen one that would abandon the convention of parity and bring back unbalance to visual fidelity?
Again, I want to believe. It's just not that easy at this point.
I agree with you, and would be glad to continue the discussion regarding visual fidelity, but I fear that the moderator's whip would be upon us, for they do not like off topic posts. Therefore, I shall autocensure myself.I wish I could share the optimism but I'm still not convinced that PC will get that special treatment it normally would deserve, especially now that CDPR has gone mulitplatform.
but there were just too many (recent) cases that proved over and over again that parity is real and common practice in nowadays multiplatform game development. And why should CDPR, of all multiplatform developers be the chosen one that would abandon the convention of parity and bring back unbalance to visual fidelity?
Again, I want to believe. It's just not that easy at this point.
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