Sounds like you didnt pay a whole lot of attention during those 180 hours then lolOriginally Posted by Lallante
Sounds like you didnt pay a whole lot of attention during those 180 hours then lol
i've got all settings on ultra/psycho and get sprite cars, you will only really notice them in the desert and along the larger highways though
i like how people use the 8x zoom to make screens of said sprite cars and complain about the graphics
and the streets from afar are empty as fuck even with that, the technology is just not ready for this game as it was intended
I've never seen sprite cars particularly large or "off-perspective" as in the first video that I linked - those might annoy me if they occur regularly. Normal sprite cars (tiny and largely in-perspective as shown in the third video that I linked) are fine with me and they work as intended for me ("give impression of busy city"). When I first noticed them in game (returning to the city from the badlands at night) the only thing I was a bit miffed about was that sprite cars were not replaced with some real cars when they faded the sprite ones out. Not sure whether sprite carness is related to specific graphics settings.
Just giving my impression of course and not intending to invalidate your individual sprite car traumata.
Maybe, just maybe, and hang on with me here for a second...
Maybe they should have thought of that when designing it.
maybe ur mum should've though a bit when designing uMaybe, just maybe, and hang on with me here for a second...
Maybe they should have thought of that when designing it.
Didn't GTA V have this issue sorted out like almost a decade ago?
I was somewhere around Old Man Star, on the edge of Essence, when drugs began to take hold.
I guess it's a matter of what the devs want to use the computer resources for rendering for (fancier foreground vs. lower-cost (in terms of gpu for example) background etc.).
And GTA devs have had a lot of releases, time and nearly infinite resources to make everything work.
The budgets are comparable and CDPR spent 8 years developing the game.
"just a small indie studio" is not a valid defence. The game is a good game but the amount of quirkiness, obvious unfinished things and weird bugs that people wanna give them a pass for because it's CDPR blows my mind.
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Issue is that they didn't really spend eight years.The budgets are comparable and CDPR spent 8 years developing the game.
"just a small indie studio" is not a valid defence. The game is a good game but the amount of quirkiness, obvious unfinished things and weird bugs that people wanna give them a pass for because it's CDPR blows my mind.
They spent a couple years with a much smaller studio and little experience in such games trying to make both gta and a Rpg.
instant smolbrain marker
Fanboys gotta fanboy.The budgets are comparable and CDPR spent 8 years developing the game.
"just a small indie studio" is not a valid defence. The game is a good game but the amount of quirkiness, obvious unfinished things and weird bugs that people wanna give them a pass for because it's CDPR blows my mind.
Clearly I had assumed something incorrect about the budgets instead of looking them up. I stand corrected.The budgets are comparable and CDPR spent 8 years developing the game.
No, the instant smolbrain marker is leaping to the defence of a multi-billion valued company because they make some games you like.instant smolbrain marker
They started pre-production in 2012 - which was 8 years ago. If they fucked around for five of those years that's on them - the game was in development for 8 years.
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OK
man i can't wait for duke nukem forever, 15 years so it gotta slapNo, the instant smolbrain marker is leaping to the defence of a multi-billion valued company because they make some games you like.instant smolbrain marker
They started pre-production in 2012 - which was 8 years ago. If they fucked around for five of those years that's on them - the game was in development for 8 years.
Forever is the development period.
you've been in development for decades, doesn't seem to have helped much.No, the instant smolbrain marker is leaping to the defence of a multi-billion valued company because they make some games you like.instant smolbrain marker
They started pre-production in 2012 - which was 8 years ago. If they fucked around for five of those years that's on them - the game was in development for 8 years.
So your counter to "this game was in development for ages and wasn't developed well because CDPR had shambolic management" is to point out another game that wasn't developed well because of shambolic management? It's a bold strategy, cotton, let's see how it works out for him!man i can't wait for duke nukem forever, 15 years so it gotta slapNo, the instant smolbrain marker is leaping to the defence of a multi-billion valued company because they make some games you like.instant smolbrain marker
They started pre-production in 2012 - which was 8 years ago. If they fucked around for five of those years that's on them - the game was in development for 8 years.
'I'm pro life. I'm a non-smoker. I'm a pro-life non-smoker. WOO, Let the party begin!'
Not sure i ever said CDPR didn't fuck up? You just seem to have an ill informed rage boner.So your counter to "this game was in development for ages and wasn't developed well because CDPR had shambolic management" is to point out another game that wasn't developed well because of shambolic management? It's a bold strategy, cotton, let's see how it works out for him!man i can't wait for duke nukem forever, 15 years so it gotta slapNo, the instant smolbrain marker is leaping to the defence of a multi-billion valued company because they make some games you like.instant smolbrain marker
They started pre-production in 2012 - which was 8 years ago. If they fucked around for five of those years that's on them - the game was in development for 8 years.
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