I'd be interested to know what the difference is in framerates between Quality and Resolution modes. Performance mode still looks fantastic and you get the 60fps.
Guns were one of the most annoying parts of the last game, especially with how creative and powerful the melee weapons were. Glad to see them be mostly removed.
Yep, pretty disappointing. I hate it when devs make a game world and tell you something like "well, we removed this feature because you wouldn't use that if you were in this world." It's like, let me decide that. Make guns hard to find and make ammo rare, and make me me suffer heavy consequences in the world when I use a gun so that it's a very measured choice to use them. Don't just remove them.
Honestly it reminds me of mirror's edge to mirror's edge:catalyst. The first game had guns but the shooting system wasn't great because it wasn't intended to be a shooter, so it felt like a secondary option, but it was still there. Then in Catalyst they just removed it under the guise of "well you wouldn't use guns in this world."
About that... I don't think guns were anywhere near useful in Dying Light anyway. Felt like the game just wasn't made for guns. As another user has pointed out, the bow and the crossbow is exceedingly useful, especially the latter in the Night Hunter mode.
I think Quality mode has Ray-tracing and dynamic resolution, Resolution mode scraps the ray tracing for more stable high res. Not sure about the framerates though.
If people aren't tired of Call of Duty, why would they be tired of this? Good formulas tend to last while our affinity for them eventually dies.
Dying Light is unique in its mix of parkour, perspective, and combat. Dropkicking, environmental takedowns, creative weapons, traversal, zombie behavior change at night; it's all quite fun and this is only the second game in the series.
Now it's getting expanded upon and is personally my most anticipated game alongside HFW.
Usually I would go with quality mode first, enjoy the first few hours in best graphics, then switch to performance mode when I need the extra frames for more challenging contents.
I'd be interested to know what the difference is in framerates between Quality and Resolution modes. Performance mode still looks fantastic and you get the 60fps.
It looks great, but I wonder if people are tired of this zombie-slashing stuff.
@strotee Train to busan is the best zombie movie in the past 20years without a doubt!!!!
Remember when dead island was a thing. I see why the sequel never came.
Usually I would go with quality mode first, enjoy the first few hours in best graphics, then switch to performance mode when I need the extra frames for more challenging contents.