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is also game-play, its' the 'boss' at the end of the first segment of the game. Maybe he used photo-mode for camera framing, but it's all real-time.
There's no HUD. The first one was the same. All the screens I've posted, except one or two, are straight gameplay shots.
The one's above your post by
There is no GUI or HUD while playing the game
Probably a preview of what the Ps6 GOW will look like
I think callisto dude still look more similar to the real life model and less gameyQuite possibly the best rendered real-time character models in a game, yet.
Looks better with effects on.
Yeah all round this is the best animated game yet. Absolutely crazy how realistic everyone moves.
How do you remove the CA etc?PC version with the letterbox removed, along with film grain and CA etc removed -
It looks more like a 'game' now than a cgi movie and i'm sure some will feel its lost its charm like this, but i prefer the clean and crisp image quality. The game looks fucking nuts too imo, the detail really shines through with all the post processing gone (well most of it)..
Become color blind…
It's not a detraction, just an acknowledgment of where the CPU cycles and development time have been spent. Most 'games' feature massive, open-ended spaces with thousands of scripts, dynamic time-of-day and weather, dozens of on-screen NPCs, thousands of interactable objects. Running that kind of world simulation costs masses of CPU cycles. Hellblade II isn't running a simulation comparable with most big-budget open-world games, nothing close, which is why it's fair to balance that when comparing to a game like - say - Red Dead Redemption 2.
Jesus Christ. What incredible fragility. The post processing effects are a detriment. Especially in motion. If you like its that's fine but some of us turn that shit off in every game.
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Just pay close attention to the color. 1 screen of rocks may seem like just brown if you dont really pay attention. But if you look a little closer the whole screen changes from pink to blue, red, purple, grey, orange based on the lighting. The rocks and dirt have about 10 different colors packed in small highly detailed areas. Then the mist, moss, grass and water on top. And the water moves around like Wave Race or Sea of Thieves. Its all subtle but totally crazy. And they frequently pack the screen with brighter colors than most games and put it right next to pitch black darkness. I just love their art choices. Then add the audio to that.
I’m aware of the situation with this game - but in the past developers like Naughty Dog have been able to make games that look basically the same as this type of game (IE: the order) while also having plenty of gameplay. I think it could be possible this gen to see
How long it take you?Finished it. Enjoyed it more than first game. But I wouldn’t call this a game. More an experience or interactive movie. Story was good and felt it was written well. Voices were more annoying in this game but maybe that was the point?
Oh i dont know. I didnt check. I just uninstalled it lol. Probably about the 7ish hours mark if I was betting man. Maybe 6. I didn't do a 100% playthrough or anything.
Nice!Gentlemen, someone has figured out how to disable all the post-processing bullshit and turn off the black bars. Here's a link.
Well volumetric fog is a resource hog, I think it would be an opposite situation, then what you are expecting
Captured this mid fight. Would be curious to see how much the FPS tanks if all this smoke and shadows were removed and needed to fully render everything obscured in the background.
