Re:Apple Mac Studio
by cyberpunk on Tuesday March 08, 2022 @02:37PM
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And cyberpunk 2077 or farcry 6 on full on ultra settings makes me almost want to cry it's so pretty. I'll walk past a puddle and just... walk back and forward. It feels like what your teenage overclock made crysis look look like in the early 2000's, I can recommend.
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As someone who hasn't really gamed since Crysis, looking at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5rYjHuZsM0, I have to say I feel.... not impressed at all? Maybe that video is a poor example, but the plants for instance look absolutely awful, especially up close.
Yea, here's Crysis and you're right IMO. At a glance I can't see much difference. I'm sure I could find them but they certainly don't stick out
Re:Apple Mac Studio
by Apocryphon on Tuesday March 08, 2022 @04:16PM
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The core gameplay mechanics of Far Cry have not changed significantly since Crysis, either. (Okay, more accurately since Far Cry 3- released a decade ago- or so.)
Yeah, it's still somehow comforting to take down a base with just your compound bow ;)
I find it rather pretty, either way...
Re:Apple Mac Studio
by Apocryphon on Tuesday March 08, 2022 @09:21PM
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As far as a mercenary safari goes, Far Cry 2 still rules supreme in my book with its minimalist UI and serious tone, and could really use a modern remaster.
ha! are you me?
Had the benefit to purchase my self a beasty computer right before Cyberpunk launched.
I don't know how many times I just stopped what I was doing and just look at something shiny/bright.
Last time I felt this way must have been back with HL2
Fortunately it's gotten better. I didn't play it much during the first months as it was such a terrible shitshow of bugs. Seems they're getting ontop of it now though. I feel deeply sorry for the devs that they made them release it in such a condition. We've all been there I guess!