December 6, 20204 yr On 12/5/2020 at 8:43 AM, Cult Icon said: what were you doing ? Freak accident on a soccer field. Lost my footing while under another player's body weight.
December 6, 20204 yr 5 hours ago, Matt! said: Taking in consideration how good CDR is at optimizing games and how well designed REDengine 4 is, I'm positive that PlayStation 4 Pro and Xbox One X will be pretty much locked at 30fps. Of course you can't have all the details/features in order to make the game run smoothly, but I wouldn't say that it looks crappy at all. Yep, I agree. What PC config did they have for the video?
December 6, 20204 yr Just now, Enrico_sw said: Yep, I agree. What PC config did they have for the video? https://wccftech.com/cyberpunk-2077-ps4-xo-performance-surprisingly-good/ The CEO added that Cyberpunk 2077 is performing great on all of the platforms, base PS4 and Xbox One included.
December 6, 20204 yr 1 minute ago, Matt! said: https://wccftech.com/cyberpunk-2077-ps4-xo-performance-surprisingly-good/ The CEO added that Cyberpunk 2077 is performing great on all of the platforms, base PS4 and Xbox One included. I mean for the video you posted (the one that compares PC and PS4 pro), which PC did they have? (CPU, GPU, Ram, etc.)
December 6, 20204 yr PC gaming has always been better than console's (provided the PC is not an old lawn mower, obviously). There are instances where games are better on console, but it's usually for console exclusives (and mostly Playstation), because the developper can optimize the code for one platform. Hardware is important, but the skill of the developpers is important too. Games like Ghost of Tsushima are perfect example. That game is the last PS4 exclusive and it's beautiful. Very beautiful.
December 6, 20204 yr Just now, Enrico_sw said: I mean for the video you posted (the one that compares PC and PS4 pro), which PC did they have? (CPU, GPU, Ram, etc.) No idea
December 6, 20204 yr Just now, Enrico_sw said: @Matt! Are you buying it? If it runs on my Gameboy Color!
December 6, 20204 yr Just now, Matt! said: No idea It can change the perspective. If the guy has a GPU with high ray tracing capabilities, it can be a game changer.
December 6, 20204 yr @Matt! I'm really thinking of buying this baby. https://www.oculus.com/quest-2/ VR won't be in Cyberpunk (but I don't think it would be good), but I want to try it on games like squadrons, half life alyx.
December 6, 20204 yr 5 minutes ago, Enrico_sw said: @Matt! I'm really thinking of buying this baby. https://www.oculus.com/quest-2/ VR won't be in Cyberpunk (but I don't think it would be good), but I want to try it on games like squadrons, half life alyx. Looks like fun!
December 6, 20204 yr new wave of leaks out- really good ones too. gotta watch them before they are deleted...
December 6, 20204 yr watching a cyberpunk stream. The combat is very similar to the Division. I wouldn't be surprised if CD just used the same assets.
December 6, 20204 yr 4 hours ago, Stormbringer said: I was commenting to a friend yesterday that I don't know if that inspires me to play and practice even more or if to just hang the guitar (The "hang the guitar" of course is not serious. I couldn't leave it. I couldn't even imagine leaving it) Same as Hubs. It’s like meditation for him. Do you find yourself zoning out and let your fingers play? I’ve always wondered about musicians.
December 7, 20204 yr 2 hours ago, CandleVixen said: Same as Hubs. It’s like meditation for him. Do you find yourself zoning out and let your fingers play? I’ve always wondered about musicians. Oh yes, it does happen sometimes! The best is when it happens onstage when playing live.
December 7, 20204 yr Assassin Creed Valhalla would be much more interesting if it didn't have terrible art direction finished cyberpunk Act 1 and met Keanu Reeves. Then the internet police shut it down
December 7, 20204 yr One youtuber I trust got Cyberpunk in advance. He says it's one of the best game he's played and the gameplay is awesome: lots of credible NPCs, awesome facial expression, thousands of storyline possibilities, immersive exprience, etc. Apparently, it takes a couple of hours to acclimatize, but then it's great. The only drawback is that there are still some small bugs... I'm not surprised, it was the same with the Witcher 3 and the game is so huge, it takes time to debug. Like the Witcher, they'll correct them with successive patches.
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