60 fps are for gaming elitists and people who prefers to be proud of their gaming machine instead of having fun.
FH2, DC and PGR4, as I always say, have proven already that 60 fps is not necessary for the game.
As long as the game can be loved and controlled as it actually is, the problem is the player, and not the game.
What does DC look like outside photomode? Because I have a feeling all I'm seeing are lies.
Ok these two shots don't look as good as most in this thread. Certainly not the best looking racing game if its like this. And the motion blur effect while it runs looks horrible. Gotta mask those 30fps somehow i guess... :/
Jup, looks totally the same as during gameplay... The weather "improves" IQ by smearing the screen with a giant vaseline filter made out of water. Without weather that the game suddenly looks completely different.
Photo mode improves the shadows and massively improves the IQ. So I don't understand why folks are posting photo mode DC shots as if they are what people are actually going to get when playing the game.
Let's be honest. 60fps are very nice, but racing is not the most fps demanding genre.
No, 60fps is for those who want fluid motion. Most PC gamers turn down graphics sliders in order to achieve a minimum of 60fps.60 fps are for gaming elitists and people who prefers to be proud of their gaming machine instead of having fun.
A 60fps game doesn't need that kind of motion blur and that's why you can't cap PCars at 30fps to compare it to the feeling when playing Driveclub. And I don't think PCars refreshes the input fast enough while playing at 30fps since it was never meant to run at 30.
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Considering pCARS is a crowdfunded game and DriveClub is a first party game from Sony, I'd say it holds up pretty damn well.
Agreed. Drive Club had to sacrifice a huge gameplay element to achieve it's graphical fidelity, whereas Project Cars looks just as good and at double the frame rate and potential to run at resolutions higher than 1080p on PC
Jup, looks totally the same as during gameplay... The weather "improves" IQ by smearing the screen with a giant vaseline filter made out of water. Without weather that the game suddenly looks completely different.
Photo mode improves the shadows and massively improves the IQ. So I don't understand why folks are posting photo mode DC shots as if they are what people are actually going to get when playing the game.
Energy conservation of PBR is great is for avoiding "glowing" cars like many "amazing" PCARS screenshots posted here have
How will PCARS people defend this?
I have many more observations to post.
That looks rediculous, those cars look so out of place.
Also, it's funny there's a Gran Turismo sticker on the 2nd car on the right.
Graphics don't get automatically better as you get better hardware. There is a cap. It can only look as good as its max settings will allow. If your PC is more powerful than that, it will still look the same, the only difference is that it will run it faster and/or with better screen resolution or antialiasing.Considering pCARS runs on machines up to 5 times as powerful as a Ps4 and it still doesn't look as good as Driveclub...
No, 60fps is for those who want fluid motion. Most PC gamers turn down graphics sliders in order to achieve a minimum of 60fps.
Looks weird in other racing games but it's the actual livery. Like this:That looks rediculous, those cars look so out of place.
Also, it's funny there's a Gran Turismo sticker on the 2nd car on the right.
So you are saying that me, who can't play 30fps racers anymore, i'm doing this for pride? What if i told you that 30fps bother me and i can't have fun with some genres (not all) or can't enjoy their (superior) graphics if they run so slow? And what if i told you that i don't even have a good GFX card on my PC to show off so i'm limited to last gen racers that i can run @ 60fps?The trade off is not always worth. FPS > Graphics is an opinion and not a norm.
Also, I couldnt care less about what most people do.
What really pisses me off is that some of the '60 fps or bust' crew claims that 30 fps is unplayable even when there are games that proves them plainly wrong.
So, whats the point on defending the wrong? I tell you: pride.
But from outside, that pride doesnt look as something good.
32fps and still looks like shit.
Framerate cant hide terrible visuals regardless of hardware.
So you are saying that me, who can't play 30fps racers anymore, i'm doing this for pride? What if i told you that 30fps bother me and i can't have fun with some genres (not all) or can't enjoy their (superior) graphics if they run so slow? And what if i told you that i don't even have a good GFX card on my PC to show off so i'm limited to last gen racers that i can run @ 60fps?
Like i said, some people just prefer/want fluid motion out of some game genres. It has nothing to do with showing off or pride.
Huh? Now you're just twisting things around. The shots I posted aren't cherry picked, the first shot is exactly how it shows up on your screen during normal gameplay. I selected a random track and drove till a random point and took those shots. Here's one more "cherry-picked" shot >.>See the middle part of my last reply. Screenshots with camera movement don't represent the visuals you see when you play it. It has to mask it's 30fps somehow. Cherry picking Screenshots just to make a point is really weird.. It looks much much better in motion. And I could post 20 really bad looking Screenshots of PCars maxed out at 1080p just to make a point, too. If I'd have access to my steam library I would give you some great examples. PCars really looks like an upgraded version of NFS Shift just with higher poly count cars and resolution. Nothing revolutionary and it gets even worse if you consider that my PC is more than 4 times faster than my PS4. Still it has the worse lighting. No GI. No jaw dropping weather effects. It looked promising when I bought access to it in 2012. But I really expect more on a machine that is 4 times faster (gpu wise, my i7 @4,2ghz might be more than 10 times faster)
Huh? Now you're just twisting things around. The shots I posted aren't cherry picked, the first shot is exactly how it shows up on your screen during normal gameplay. I selected a random track and drove till a random point and took those shots. Here's one more "cherry-picked" shot >.>
http://abload.de/img/driveclubnormalcaaynnouwj.png[IMG]
[IMG]http://abload.de/img/driveclubphoto2caaynrwu93.png[IMG]
Some of you guys get way to defensive when talking about games. Just to make a few things clear I don't own Project Cars, I don't think DriveClub is ugly, I'm just pointing out that using photo mode as "just the same as gameplay shots" is bullshit.[/QUOTE]
But using photo mode does let you produce "in-game" shots.
Just don't let the processing commence.
As a PC gamer I have no problems admitting to the fact that Driveclub looks far better visually speaking.
I CAN play games @30 fps, i just CAN'T have much fun with them if they are fighting, racing, fps, fast paced action and 2D scrolling platform games.I refuse to believe you (or anyone) cant play at 30 fps.
I CAN play games @30 fps, i just CAN'T have much fun with them if they are fighting, racing, fps, fast paced action and platform games.
wow this thread got ugly
Huh? Now you're just twisting things around. The shots I posted aren't cherry picked, the first shot is exactly how it shows up on your screen during normal gameplay. I selected a random track and drove till a random point and took those shots. Here's one more "cherry-picked" shot >.>
Some of you guys get way to defensive when talking about games. Just to make a few things clear I don't own Project Cars, I don't think DriveClub is ugly, I'm just pointing out that using photo mode as "just the same as gameplay shots" is bullshit.
The pictures you are using are suffering with compression artifacts, the problems you see there are not caused from the game's visuals. Another thing to note when looking at unflattering screenshots is to compare them to other game's poor screenshots, if the other game still looks worse then you know which one is the worse out of the two. Clear daytime shots will always look less impressive than overcast rainy, stormy shots..not because of "blur" like some people here have pointed out that's ignorant, but because that's how it is in real life i.e. simple clear day time with no clouds and such looks....well simple. Compare how these simple shots in DC looks against the simple shots in PC, you will see that even here PC looks worse as it still looks very much like a game.Huh? Now you're just twisting things around. The shots I posted aren't cherry picked, the first shot is exactly how it shows up on your screen during normal gameplay. I selected a random track and drove till a random point and took those shots. Here's one more "cherry-picked" shot >.>
http://abload.de/img/driveclubnormalcaaynnouwj.png
http://abload.de/img/driveclubphoto2caaynrwu93.png
Some of you guys get way to defensive when talking about games. Just to make a few things clear I don't own Project Cars, I don't think DriveClub is ugly, I'm just pointing out that using photo mode as "just the same as gameplay shots" is bullshit.
Jup, looks totally the same as during gameplay... The weather "improves" IQ by smearing the screen with a giant vaseline filter made out of water. Without weather that the game suddenly looks completely different.
Photo mode improves the shadows and massively improves the IQ. So I don't understand why folks are posting photo mode DC shots as if they are what people are actually going to get when playing the game.
Sure.A lot of other people can definitely have a lot of fun with it.
Source?So its not a fact. More like a problem on your end that doesnt apply to the others.
DC have not the best IQ for sure. That is not debatable.
But IQ is not the only thing that matters on graphics.
Things like the huge ammount of terrain rendered on the game, the obsession with details, global illumination, and weather, totally compensates the poor IQ.
And not too many games gives that ammount of benefits in exchange of fps and IQ.
that why DC blows the competition.
DC have not the best IQ for sure. That is not debatable.
But IQ is not the only thing that matters on graphics.
Things like the huge ammount of terrain rendered on the game, the obsession with details, global illumination, and weather, totally compensates the poor IQ.
And not too many games gives that ammount of benefits in exchange of fps and IQ.
That's why DC blows the competition.
Jup, looks totally the same as during gameplay... The weather "improves" IQ by smearing the screen with a giant vaseline filter made out of water. Without weather that the game suddenly looks completely different.
Photo mode improves the shadows and massively improves the IQ. So I don't understand why folks are posting photo mode DC shots as if they are what people are actually going to get when playing the game.
DC have not the best IQ for sure. That is not debatable.
Source?
I mean, is there a poll that racing game fans did recently which shows how many prefer 60fps or not for racing games?
Are you counting hardcore racing games fans too? Or just casual?
Are you counting racing sims AND arcade ones?
Yes. But I was talking about consoles.No console game is ever going to match a high-spec PC in terms of IQ, any game put on PC can/will have great IQ. I'm appalled it's even being considered in "fair" comparisons. If you put DC on PC then we can finally get to the meat of the discussion.
But then it will not have a locked low frame rate and it will be perfect.If you put DC on PC then we can finally get to the meat of the discussion.
Um, this is subjective and not a problem at all. Any fun game is not fun for everyone. Fun is a matter of taste.So, as I've said, if you cant have fun with fun games, that's a problem.
Jup, looks totally the same as during gameplay... The weather "improves" IQ by smearing the screen with a giant vaseline filter made out of water. Without weather that the game suddenly looks completely different.
Photo mode improves the shadows and massively improves the IQ. So I don't understand why folks are posting photo mode DC shots as if they are what people are actually going to get when playing the game.
But then it will not have a locked low frame rate and it will be perfect.
No console game is ever going to match a high-spec PC in terms of IQ, any game put on PC can/will have great IQ. I'm appalled it's even being considered in "fair" comparisons. If you put DC on PC then we can finally get to the meat of the discussion.
But using photo mode does let you produce "in-game" shots.
Just don't let the processing commence.
Oh for fucks sake.Pcars is a next gen title, it has every right to be in this thread.
I'll post it once again since people have a hard time reading! I only try to point out that's it isn't good use to use photo mode shots as "just as good gameplay shots". Nothing more nothing less.you realize DCs AA is temporal right? and yes its possible to take screens at certain parts of certain tracks that dont look as good as others, but thats pretty standard for every game.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/d...b-revisited-is-dynamic-weather-a-game-changer
"What's important to note is that DriveClub's AA is at its best in motion - stopping your car actually accentuates the game's aliasing issues."
How funny that you complain about compression on my shots when I post 3~4MB uncompressed PNGs taking with capture hardware but don't complain about compression when someone is posting compressed 500KB JPGs, and even use compressed shots as an example.The pictures you are using are suffering with compression artifacts, the problems you see there are not caused from the game's visuals. Another thing to note when looking at unflattering screenshots is to compare them to other game's poor screenshots, if the other game still looks worse then you know which one is the worse out of the two. Clear daytime shots will always look less impressive than overcast rainy, stormy shots..not because of "blur" like some people here have pointed out that's ignorant, but because that's how it is in real life i.e. simple clear day time with no clouds and such looks....well simple. Compare how these simple shots in DC looks against the simple shots in PC, you will see that even here PC looks worse as it still looks very much like a game.
And lastly, about the photomode, what about this then??
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=145289422&postcount=2382
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=145149124&postcount=2220
I feel like this thread is going in circles. Someone posts PC shots, DC side accuses them of being photomode, PC side defends. DC side posts shots, PC side accuses of using photomode, DC side defends. Repeat.
Once again, I didn't cherry picked those shots. I picked a random track and drove to random point when the photo mode was added to the game. By the way you do realize that some of those shots you're using are mine rightWe can cherry pick bad shots for all of the games in this thread all day everyday.
I can choose to only post the pics below and say FH2 actually looks this bland and/or blurry trying to imply that's how the game looks all the time, but that wouldn't be true would it?
Or say this is actually how bad pCars textures look but that also wouldn't be true right?
And also say yup, Forza 5 actually looks like this, but the game never looks this bad most of the time does it?
I think you could have at least chosen some much better in-game shots, which there are actually an abundance of, and not stoop to that level.
But here are some gameplay shots I took way before DC's photomode update even hit.
And I've already given examples of the visual differences between a gameplay grab vs. what photomode does.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=145289422&postcount=2382
Massively improved image quality? Depends on how much aliasing there was on screen in the first place where the 5 types of AA used wasn't able to be applied on certain objects or light highlights. From my experience the AA in-game is rather great most of the time.
As a matter of fact yes I did.nice photos you chose there..
did you take them yourself?
edit- help me out here... you make it seem like you own the game... but your PSN profile doesn't show you have played it. Haven't went online with the game yet?