It has more to do the fact that monsters are interacting with their environments and interacting with each other, both and big and small monsters behaving like real animal in wild life.
Not to mention weather effects that actually changes entire environments and terrains.
c'mon, like i said, its not like hundreds monster roaming around, if that was the case, games like Cyberpunk or RD2 that has a ton of NPCs on the screen, traffic and endemic life would run at 10fps on these new consoles, AI behavior is not heavy on CPU or GPU.
AFAIK the most resource-intensive in MH games are the big monsters. World gave us two big monsters on a map. IIRC Wilds will have 3 big monsters or more on a map.
2 ?
You’re not good with jokes are youCalling an “opinion” “wrong”, is an interesting approach…and also a way to make me not read your shit. An opinion can’t be wrong…welp…because it’s an opinion. Your time, and long ass response, is better equipped for an argument that’s “factual”, and not based on an “opinion”.
Your sarcastic passive aggressive garbage you responded with leads me back to my initial question…except changed this time…
What is your point, numb nuts? I know wtf “active game development” is, believe it or not. My point, is that we are out here judging performance, based on some early ass gameplay of a game that’s not due out for 6+ months…or are you confused about my “opinion”?
That was a long ass, detailed joke.
Yeah but pro is not very powerful. So probably just a bit higher resolution or more details. Very unlikely that it will go from 30 to 60 fps.
Please show me 360 game that looks like this....
www.capcom.co.jp
Crossplay was confirmed already.
Only the very first line was a joke. The rest was just being informative. Many people have no idea how game development works. That’s how we got five hundred pages of people shrieking about how awful gta6 looked when it leaked years ago.
This. I dont want other game with a lot of performance options and none of those are worth it or enjoyable even on TV with VRR.
TBH it was 26+ on base PS4. Slowdown to 26 in intense coop battles and around 50 while looking into sky.
I get it…but I was exaggerating about it being in “pre-alpha”. I know it’s not that early in development. It was more of me taking a shot at people who overreact about something so early before release, when that specific thing has a high probability of being fixed/corrected (like performance) beforehand.
People still talked shit on 30 fps for Hellblade 2 even, so I doubt it. But I do agree the visuals in Wilds aren't really blowing me away. Looks good like all Capcom games but doesn't seem like a huge leap.there wouldn`t be any raised eyebrows if the visuals of the game would explain the 30fps which they absolutely don`t.
And that touted world simulation is so far only PR talk soooo...
I'll rather prefer they push their tech LESS, and go harder on FPS lol
This approach is antithetical to good game design, unless your only goal is to make things look prettier, vs pushing the experience forward and offering something new that wasn't possible in the previous game. New experiences are the lifeblood of gaming improving over time. Unless the only thing you want from a sequel is to simply look better. Which sounds like the death of creativity and eventually the hobby we all love, in my mind.
Still some time before release.
Playing World on PS5 at solid 60… there’s no going back, it’s glorious
The magic of modern backward compatibility. But the issue now is that this new game is built ground-up for current-gen, and it's clearly doing a lot more as well than what was going on in World. So the massive headroom in CPU/GPU is now gone. So people will just need to understand that. In previous generations, we've always understood that, but now it seems to be slipping away.
Nintendo would prefer that, anyway, honestly. Makes a bigger splash and gives them another great exclusive (timed, anyway). In all honesty, the MH teams have been split in two for years now, so the "B team" or whatever you want to call it that finished Sunbreak and title updates last year is probably already knee-deep in the next game to follow after Wilds, whatever it ends up being. Capcom no doubt loves having this rotation of being able to have a big new MH game available every 3ish years without long gaps between.
