The average Codexer is less prestigious than Todd the Rod Howard.Prestigious Codexers recognize that Skyrim's "adventurer before I took an arrow in the knee" meme is just a rip-off of the "adventurer like yourself before I tussled with a fire drake" meme from Dark Sun 2: Wake of the Ravager.
everyone was shitting on redfall for this and yet here everyone is just fine with it.
I completely agree. But at the same time, look at how much unoptimize crap has come out in the past few months. Seems strange how people suddenly stop caring all of a sudden. We've been at this for months now.
No, look at the last zelda and how optimized it is on shitty old hardware. Now look at our fantastic pc games requirements.
Let's see: Dumb linear Left 4 Dead clone with a cast more diverse than the animals on Noah's Ark that literally no one fucking asked for vs. Open world space game with the best of every space game people have enjoyed for the last four decades... Something tells me one of these things has slightly more leeway than the other.
Redfall got stick for a lot more than its tech, though. And let's be honest, it looks like a Counter-Strike reskin anyway.
What about Global Illumination? Genuine question, I'm not that up to date with console hardware. The game lists a 1070 Ti as a minimum, so obviously RT will be optional on PC, but if it's on by default on the Xbox, wouldn't that account for a serious hit to framerate?
Hey man, some of us only got 8 cores and 8 threads.
Roberts has figured out a lot of things, and multithreading ain't one of 'em 'cause .JPGs only need one.
I don't know what you are talking about. The latest Zelda game runs on 30 fps as well and it can't even stay at that stablely.
Their excuses are "we can't keep it 60 fps all round so we cap it at 30 to avoid framerate drop". Which is understandable, if true. But I highly doubt they can even stay at 30 fps.
GI is going to be a huge impact on performance yes. As is Raytracing and Shadows. But these can be variable in their quality, I mean really these should be adjustable like they will be on the PC Version.
Gen12 Renderer added it. Look up the documentation on it, basically confirms they rewrote Cryengine to support a feature unreal engine 5 had at launch. Its a big deal honestly because being able to use multiple threads in rendering is great because the CPU is going to be mostly idle anyway might as well use those extra cores for something.
The crap hardware didn't hold that game back from being fantastic.
Yeah, I think the distinction between "builds" and "generates" is important here.
Uh. That's not why the Codex shit on Redfall.
Already in base game. After you gift him enough sweetrolls (to raise his affection stat), his love for you will reach such heights that he'll consent to a sex change surgery.
Ray tracing was mentioned by someone earlier in the comments here, but there was no such thing mentioned by Bethesda. Global Illumination can be implemented in software and has been for years, even Unreal Engine 5's Lumen is primarily a software solution.
I mean I think it's pretty clear that everyone is not fine with 30 FPS
I haven't seen this yet? Is it on Twatter?
Devs will use whatever excuses they can as long as majority of consoomers lap it up. It wasn't that long ago that every dev was using the "artistic/cinematic" argument for 30 FPS, since that's all consoles could handle at the time. Then came powerful hardware and Snoy/M$ money, and suddenly 120 FPS 4K Ultra Cuck HD became super important and a reason to resell the same game for $60/$70. Now that hardware can't handle their unoptimized slop, they're back to artistic/cinematic rhetoric, and since most gamers, especially on consoles, are cucked, they'll happily lap it up again. It's not like they have an alternative. For whatever reason, they're adamant on not getting a PC, so they're stuck with their cuckbox and what the devs serve them.
Lack of RT is maybe the reason of relatively low specs requirements.
They will all buy this trash day 1 and the game will turn out as a disaster like 76. Then they'll say they won't ever buy a Bethesda product again. But we know consumers are not learning creatures. They see a new shiny product backed by a multi-million dollar marketing campaign - they buy. Easily led and influenced every time.
I guess bugs you do not know about do not count :D
Unfortunately, there was also no word on things like DLSS/DLAA/FSR2/XeSS.
I my case, PC component prices went through the roof and it was more economical to buy Xbox Series X. I am not against getting a new PC sometime in the future when prices go down again to levels few years ago.
