It's hard to find UC4 photos that havn't been through a few photomode filters first.
Cows are slimey like that.
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@AM-Gamer said:
Um yes it does. The problem with your argument is your base of comparison are your shitty screen grabs you are pulling from the internet.
Feel free to take the same exact shot in the same angle, and same icon location on your PS4. With no photomode. Show us how inaccurate all these shots are. Prove to DF that this is infact better than PC games!
@AM-Gamer said:
@zergforlife said:
@AM-Gamer said:
The fact you still don't realize the cutscenes and gameplay are the same in UC4 shows how clueless you are.
Oh buzz off, you annoying liar. Digital Foundry already told you to go screw yourself, listen to them.
- Real-time cut-scenes: One of the most profound shifts in the series over previous entries is the move to real-time cut-scenes. Previously, the complexity of the cinematics necessitated the use of pre-rendered video files. This helps conceal loading at points but also lightens the load on the hardware. Moving to real-time creates a more cohesive presentation, with the game now able to transition seamlessly between gameplay and cinematics. It also makes for a convincing tech demo as the visuals on display here are some of the most impressive we've seen to date.
LOL straight from DF... Reading comprehension would do you well. Stop making stupid threads you're wrong move along.
They said it themselves,
"with the game now able to transition seamlessly between gameplay and cinematics. It also makes for a convincing tech demo as the visuals on display here are some of the most impressive we've seen to date."
There is a transition between the two, because they aren't the same. One is player controlled, the other is not.
The game does not look like this during cutscenes,
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