MULTI Cyberpunk 2077 - Base game + Phantom Liberty sales cross 30 million copies!

[Chandoo]

there will probably be legacy elements/assets from the lower-end console here and there.

 

[Necrokiller]

I mean, its hard to even see it clearly there lol

Looks great. The lighting and skin shading in particular stands out too. This game will be glorious on PC.

 

[Leon]

I mean, its hard to even see it clearly there lol

Looks great. The lighting and skin shading in particular stands out too. This game will be glorious on PC.

Can I actually see the guy's veins?

 

[Chandoo]

Can I actually see the guy's veins?

no but you can see a shit load of chromatic abberration for sure.

 

[Leon]

I think this is pretty crazy detail.

 

[iampasha]

The first thing im gonna disable when in i start this game is chromatic abberation. It will look much better without it

 

[Necrokiller]

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I think this is pretty crazy detail.

He wasn't being serious. He just can't openly appreciate this game or CDPR.

And yeah, the details are insane.

 

[Chandoo]

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I think this is pretty crazy detail.

Detail that's already present prominently in your favorite game of the year

 

[Necrokiller]

Atleast Chandoo acknowledged that CDPR is achieving ND's level of detail while being a massive open world game.

Didnt think that went as planned lol

Ps. Wtf is up with that hideous second pic lol

 

[Chandoo]

'massive' open world, surejan.gif

and that 2nd pic is an upside down Ellie, that whole scene has some real nice character detail you don't see in any other game (character face/lips get sun burnt after a while, blood splat spreads on her clothing in real time etc).

 

[Necrokiller]

'massive' open world, surejan.gif

Sure indeed. Bigger than ND will ever create in their lifetime.

 

[Chandoo]

comparing a studio with history of making open world games, to a studio whose creative lead has openly admitted they will only make story driven SP games .. wow kia shocking statement hai

 

[Necrokiller]

You compared the level of detail in a linear game to the level of detail in an open world game. Testament to the talent at CDPR.

 

[Chandoo]

You compared the level of detail in a linear game to the level of detail in an open world game. Testament to the talent at CDPR.

clearly compromises had to be made elsewhere, eg this early XBO looking foliage.

 

[Necrokiller]

Attempt to back track from inadvertently admitting that the game has level of detail comparable to a linear game. Based CDPR.

 

[Chandoo]

"attempt" to backtrack by showing visual example, of how CDPR matched "level of detail (hint: veins lol)" comparable to a linear game.

 

[CerebralTiger]

I mean, its hard to even see it clearly there lol

It's pretty noticeable here (@12:50).

Atleast Chandoo acknowledged that CDPR is achieving ND's level of detail while being a massive open world game.

lol why does it being an open world game matter in this case? TLOU2 could've easily been an open world game with the same fidelity. It features a pretty large pseudo-open world section. Only a portion of the world map is loaded into the memory (and hence is being rendered) at a given instance in open world games.

 

[Necrokiller]

It's pretty noticeable here (@12:50).

Also pretty noticeable in the screenshot I posted. Besides, the game has a very different visual make-up. A better way to judge its foliage quality will be comparing Spider-Man's foliage quality to Cyberpunk 2077's lol.

TLOU2 could've easily been an open world game with the same fidelity.

Who knows? Fact is that it simply isn't lol. So the comparison is flawed to begin with.

 

[CerebralTiger]

A better way to judge its foliage quality will be comparing Spider-Man's foliage quality to Cyberpunk 2077's lol.

Or to RDR2's foliage quality, perhaps? lol

Who knows? Fact is that it simply isn't lol. So the comparison is flawed to begin with.

An open world section exists in the game. The streaming tech is in place. As a matter of fact:

The Last of Us Part 2 Was Once More Open World, Spent More Time in Jackson - IGN

The Last of Us Part 2's director explains how the world design and character focus shifted through the development of the sequel. Spoilers ahead!

www.ign.com

The Seattle region map size is probably around the size of Yakuza and Judgment's Kamurocho lol.

 

[Necrokiller]

Or to RDR2's foliage quality, perhaps? lol

How so?

The streaming tech is in place.

And yet the player gets funneled into the next area "accidentally" while exploring lol