CD Projekt RED's The Witcher 3 has recently received yet another upgrade, with patch 1.61 bringing high dynamic range support to PlayStation 4 and PS4 Pro, but there's a problem, the visuals have taken a hit.
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This feels like 90% stolen from Uncharted and the guy is also falling or almost falling to often down. Nah this is to much show, something is strange here.
draw distances for foliage and shadows are visibly dialed back on 1.61 - notably on the console's 4K output mode. This leads to more pop-in of grass - almost as if it's sprouting from the ground a few metres ahead, while more shadows visibly fade in ahead of Geralt during traversal"
A patch for downgrading visuals and no 60 fps option like the X1x version.
I’m sure that they’re looking into it.
They already stated on Facebook a few days ago, that they were looking at the patch due to draw distance issues.
Again further evidence that the Pro is not what it was advertised as in the first place. Things like this really annoy me massively. I went to the trouble of selling my OG PS4. Then spending the extra money on the Pro & im regularly being disappointed by it. It’s just not worth the investment over the slim.
The PS5 better absolutely smash the x cause the pro is being outshined at every turn in terms of power, it just cant keep up performance.