The power shows in the polygons

[QUOTE="Tighaman"]

Ryse main character= 150,000 

Killzone sf npcs = 40,000

Thats 3x more  and that's the best exclusive you all have at launch lol

tormentos

No wonder everything looks foggy and the environment look like sh**,they spend all the system power on the character..:lol:

150k triangles is when the character is near to you, 10 meters way it might drop to 10k triangles.

[QUOTE="clyde46"][QUOTE="nameless12345"]

I think it's funny that Toy Story still has greater poly-counts than any game. (to be more accurate - it used curved surfaces aka NURBS)

Untill game models don't hit the magic 1 million poly mark, we can forget about CGI-level graphics in games.

It's also funny to think that Rogue Leader on GameCube pushed more polys than some current-gen games did.

I do wonder why game devs never gave NURBS a shot tho:

There were talks about next-gen Xbox and Nintendo using NURBS before this generation (PlayStation was supposed to use raw poly-counts) but talks died down soon.

nameless12345

So what's preventing "cutting-edge" PCs from displaying graphics as good as Toy Story in real-time? ;)

[QUOTE="nameless12345"]

[QUOTE="clyde46"] Toy Story is pre-rendered nubnuts. clyde46

So what's preventing "cutting-edge" PCs from displaying graphics as good as Toy Story in real-time? ;)

But GPUking said KZ had more....clyde46

Killzone is open world now, and doing much more things than Ryse at once,the characters may look good,but the game it self is not that impressive,crappy textures to much fog,bland environments,but is understandable the xbox one doesn't have a Titan GPU so if you spend allot of resources on one thing others will suffer.

I am sure that a Quantic Dream game would look much more superior to this games,i call them out because they make games with lost of facial expressions and stuff like that,on this gen no characters beat Quantic Dream ones when it comes to in game looks.

[QUOTE="clyde46"] But GPUking said KZ had more....tormentos

Killzone is open world now, and doing much more things than Ryse at once,the characters may look good,but the game it self is not that impressive,crappy textures to much fog,bland environments,but is understandable the xbox one doesn't have a Titan GPU so if you spend allot of resources on one thing others will suffer.

I am sure that a Quantic Dream game would look much more superior to this games,i call them out because they make games with lost of facial expressions and stuff like that,on this gen no characters beat Quantic Dream ones when it comes to in game looks.

 

 

150k triangles is when the character is near to you, 10 meters way it might drop to 10k triangles.

MK-Professor

But the game is close combat which mean most of the time the characters will be close,i know already that far away object will hardly get the same count it already happen on Crysis to.

[QUOTE="clyde46"] But GPUking said KZ had more....tormentos

Killzone is open world now, and doing much more things than Ryse at once,the characters may look good,but the game it self is not that impressive,crappy textures to much fog,bland environments,but is understandable the xbox one doesn't have a Titan GPU so if you spend allot of resources on one thing others will suffer.

I am sure that a Quantic Dream game would look much more superior to this games,i call them out because they make games with lost of facial expressions and stuff like that,on this gen no characters beat Quantic Dream ones when it comes to in game looks.

Is it true that you're always drunk when you're posting?freedomfreak

No that is Tessellation which is always calling people,buthurt virgin basement dwellers..:lol:

[QUOTE="freedomfreak"] Is it true that you're always drunk when you're posting?tormentos

No that is Tessellation which is always calling people,buthurt virgin basement dwellers..:lol:

KZ? Open world? Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaclyde46

The choice is yours

Most shooters take you on a linear path, pitting you against enemies as you turn down a corridor and blast your way straight forward. In the PS4 exclusive Killzone: Shadowfall, the developers are striving to give players multiple gameplay options by dropping them in open missions. For the majority of the levels in Shadowfall, players will enter an environment and then theyll need to survey the optional objectives and determine which ones theyll complete first.

In our E3 demo, we were dropped into a forested area at the base of a cliff. On top of the cliff was a Helghast anti-air gun emplacement, in the canyon below was a crashed ally ship, near that was an armory, and further down the valley was an enemy communications relay. Taking over one objective can help conquer the others. For instance, if you shut down the communications relay, the Helghast cant call in reinforcements. So, youll have to figure out the best way to go about completing the mission.

http://www.gamesradar.com/killzone-shadowfall-gives-you-open-world-choices/

Now before you say sh** Crysis has many corridor moments as well,so does Halo and many other shooters than are tag as more open than Killzone.

You would have know this if you would not be such a anti PS4 troll and Killzone hater..:lol:

Ryse main character= 150,000

Killzone sf npcs = 40,000

Thats 3x more and that's the best exclusive you all have at launch lol

Tighaman

The public library open on Sundays. Damn.

[QUOTE="clyde46"]KZ? Open world? Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahatormentos

The choice is yours

Most shooters take you on a linear path, pitting you against enemies as you turn down a corridor and blast your way straight forward. In the PS4 exclusive Killzone: Shadowfall, the developers are striving to give players multiple gameplay options by dropping them in open missions. For the majority of the levels in Shadowfall, players will enter an environment and then theyll need to survey the optional objectives and determine which ones theyll complete first.

In our E3 demo, we were dropped into a forested area at the base of a cliff. On top of the cliff was a Helghast anti-air gun emplacement, in the canyon below was a crashed ally ship, near that was an armory, and further down the valley was an enemy communications relay. Taking over one objective can help conquer the others. For instance, if you shut down the communications relay, the Helghast cant call in reinforcements. So, youll have to figure out the best way to go about completing the mission.

http://www.gamesradar.com/killzone-shadowfall-gives-you-open-world-choices/

Now before you say sh** Crysis has many corridor moments as well,so does Halo and many other shooters than are tag as more open than Killzone.

You would have know this if you would not be such a anti PS4 troll and Killzone hater..:lol:

Basically, you are given a limited choice on how to approach things. SO NEXT GEN!clyde46

No...hahahaha

Open world baby...Deal with it.

[QUOTE="clyde46"] Basically, you are given a limited choice on how to approach things. SO NEXT GEN!tormentos

No...hahahaha

Open world baby...Deal with it.

Actually the power shows in the technical specifications of the hardware.

Actually the power shows in the technical specifications of the hardware.

-Unreal-

And even with all that graphical work, KZ: SF will outsell RYSE by at least 4x. Crytek is probably crying that it signed a deal with Microsoft. :cry:

Sonysexual1

[QUOTE="Sonysexual1"]

And even with all that graphical work, KZ: SF will outsell RYSE by at least 4x. Crytek is probably crying that it signed a deal with Microsoft. :cry:

MonsieurX

Indeed. Why don't lems buy their own games? :(

[QUOTE="clyde46"]KZ? Open world? Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahatormentos

The choice is yours

Most shooters take you on a linear path, pitting you against enemies as you turn down a corridor and blast your way straight forward. In the PS4 exclusive Killzone: Shadowfall, the developers are striving to give players multiple gameplay options by dropping them in open missions. For the majority of the levels in Shadowfall, players will enter an environment and then theyll need to survey the optional objectives and determine which ones theyll complete first.

In our E3 demo, we were dropped into a forested area at the base of a cliff. On top of the cliff was a Helghast anti-air gun emplacement, in the canyon below was a crashed ally ship, near that was an armory, and further down the valley was an enemy communications relay. Taking over one objective can help conquer the others. For instance, if you shut down the communications relay, the Helghast cant call in reinforcements. So, youll have to figure out the best way to go about completing the mission.

http://www.gamesradar.com/killzone-shadowfall-gives-you-open-world-choices/

Now before you say sh** Crysis has many corridor moments as well,so does Halo and many other shooters than are tag as more open than Killzone.

You would have know this if you would not be such a anti PS4 troll and Killzone hater..:lol:

[QUOTE="clyde46"][QUOTE="nameless12345"]

I think it's funny that Toy Story still has greater poly-counts than any game. (to be more accurate - it used curved surfaces aka NURBS)

Untill game models don't hit the magic 1 million poly mark, we can forget about CGI-level graphics in games.

It's also funny to think that Rogue Leader on GameCube pushed more polys than some current-gen games did.

I do wonder why game devs never gave NURBS a shot tho:

There were talks about next-gen Xbox and Nintendo using NURBS before this generation (PlayStation was supposed to use raw poly-counts) but talks died down soon.

nameless12345

So what's preventing "cutting-edge" PCs from displaying graphics as good as Toy Story in real-time? ;)

[QUOTE="freedomfreak"] Is it true that you're always drunk when you're posting?tormentos

No that is Tessellation which is always calling people,buthurt virgin basement dwellers..:lol:

damn the old fart jimmies have been rustled once again,i love getting under your skin :cool:

Main character with Armour, shield and sword vs a npc character without any equipments, yep that's fair. But if we're in a polygon count pis$ing test then Lair's main dragon is 150k. OMG Lair is nextgen graphics level!! /s You can have tons more polygons but when you're other effects, shaders, particles, lighting and environment details or scale are lacking then it makes the former totally redundant. gpuking

Haha you're the one that was recently starting a polygon count pissing contest. In your threads you were trying to make it sound like Killzone Shadow Fall was graphically superior to Crysis 3 based solely on the character polygon counts of each game. Now here you are trying to remind people that there are other graphics elements that need to be considered... wow, hypocrisy and double standards.

All these other elements you list --"effects, shaders, particles, lighting and environment details or scale"-- are what makes Crysis 3 superior to KZSF. But at that time you wanted to pretend that all that mattered were poly counts for characters. Now that Ryse has factually higher character polygon counts, you suddenly want to consider other aspects of the graphical makeup.

Ryse main character= 150,000 

Killzone sf npcs = 40,000

Thats 3x more  and that's the best exclusive you all have at launch lol

Tighaman

Cool. 

One Fighter on Star Citizen = 300.000 polys.

One Carrier in Star Citizen = Up to 7 Million polys.

[QUOTE="Tighaman"]

Ryse main character= 150,000 

Killzone sf npcs = 40,000

Thats 3x more  and that's the best exclusive you all have at launch lol

pelvist

Cool. 

One Fighter on Star Citizen = 300.000 polys.

One Carrier in Star Citizen = Up to 7 Million polys.

[QUOTE="pelvist"]

[QUOTE="Tighaman"]

Ryse main character= 150,000 

Killzone sf npcs = 40,000

Thats 3x more  and that's the best exclusive you all have at launch lol

Tighaman

Cool. 

One Fighter on Star Citizen = 300.000 polys.

One Carrier in Star Citizen = Up to 7 Million polys.

The ships are pretty much the characters in the game, and those polycounts arent counting the pilots and attachments that go with them. Carrier ships are up to 7 million polys and can fit fighters aswell as dozens of humanoid character models inside them for any single player, so whats your point?