As CDPR’s artist told docm77, CDPR did not downgrade the game’s visuals. Moreover, CDPR’s artist claimed that it is unfair to compare a trailer and a gameplay demo.
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Sign me up. I haven’t played it since it released on PS4 so I could go for another run with a new DLC.
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Nintendo Switch games that haven't received patches are still getting performance and loading boosts across the board on Switch 2.
Don't care, game looks amazing in more than just visuals. If 2D grass is all you can cry about, things are going to be ok.
Isn't the trailer meant to represent gameplay? o_O
Not counting CGI of course.
But yeah, there is a difference but it's being referred to as 'Optimisation': http://a.disquscdn.com/uplo...
If at the begining of the footage they put In engine footage, instead of gameplay people will not be so upset, but since they say gameplay saying now that its unfair to call it downgrade , pleople have the right because that "gameplay" they showed didn´t exist then was a lie
Yes but you shouldn't make the trailer look so good and then when gameplay is shown not be close to the graphics we saw before. It's False advertising. This game looks great and I can't wait to play it
Sorry, but this guy is full of shit and this is exactly what gamers are upset about.
I understand there might be downgrades from some extremely early footage (such as Watch Dogs original footage vs release).
But when there is a downgrade from a release trailer, just months before the game is available. That is complete bullshit. That is false advertisement.