I just want CPR to focus on their next game(not gwent).Of course it would have been great if they could add some new lightning,new scripts and a proper mod support.
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Is anyone else playing on a ps4 pro on a 4k TV? I got a ps4 pro in December though I was only playing on a normal HD TV, I did notice more stable frame rates, especially in Novigrad. I stayed away from a 4k TV because of the price, but splashed out on a Sony 4K TV 4 days ago....I see a major difference especially with fog detail and general graphics overall even though the game has no HDR support it still looks much better than on my old ps4 on a regular HD TV.
Anyone else notice a difference?
Anyone else notice a difference?
Potestaquisitor;n7549500 said:
I don't have a PS4 Pro, but I recently purchased a new 4K HDR TV and am currently replaying TW3. I can definitely tell a difference, at least in terms of the lighting and ability to perceive small details that I would have otherwise overlooked. On my old 24 inch television I could hardly see at night time and had to perpetually use Cat.
Hey there CD Projekt. Considering that Witcher III was part of the One X library line-up at yesterday's conference, I figured I'd track this topic down... If the One X gets considerable enhancements on the new Xbox, is there any chance us PS4 Pro players might benefit as well? I've already got my Platinum trophy, but I do have some unfinished business in Beauclair... Just saying. I'm assuming it'll be a less straightforward "port" than the One X, but even if it's just 1440p and a few other minor enhancements,we'll take it.
Daywalker30;n8875030 said:
As someone who does not not plan on buying a 4K TV in the foreseeable future (basically until UHD television is an established thing), I sincerely hope that CDPR go the extra mile and - in addition to the expected 4K checkerboard rendering - include an enhanced graphics mode for 1080 TVs that boosts the visuals, bringing them closer to the high/ultra settings of the PC version. It would be a shame if all they did was to provide super-sampling for regular HD displays.
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Is this true?
Just read this article: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...ox-one-x-patch
So after a complete year and several statements saying that they had to focus on Cyberpunk, CDPR is putting money and efforts in a patch JUST for console players? Really? What about the demands of PC players?? Do we exist for them?
Unbelievable
Just read this article: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...ox-one-x-patch
So after a complete year and several statements saying that they had to focus on Cyberpunk, CDPR is putting money and efforts in a patch JUST for console players? Really? What about the demands of PC players?? Do we exist for them?
Unbelievable
They prove that since the poor mod support with the toolkit they released and the number of bugs still present to date (even on DLC).
According to a quote from a recent presentation on another forum, the 4K patch is expected to come to consoles "in a few days".
mark5916;n9515821 said:
From what I gather it's a "boost" for the PS4 Pro and the new Xbox one. So I imagine you would see enhancements regardless of whether you have a 4K TV or not.
VilhelmTell;n9518531 said:
Hmm, if u mean boost mode, like the PS4 "boost" mode then obviously we will don't get much.
As boost mode, as it works on "The Witcher 3" locks the game at 30 fps. At least it plays that way on my PS4 pro.
If u mean enhancements, like better graphics, lightning, view distances and similar stuff, then that would be awesome.
What i hoped for with that patch is:
1) 1080p 60FPS
2) Super-sampled 1080p graphics.
The first one is most unlikely to be happen.
The second one is a double edged sword. U get better looking graphics but to make it to work the game needs to be optimized properly.
Otherwise bad things can happen like Skyrim S.E. on the PS4 Pro, if u know what i mean.
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