Is this real life? Is this just fantasy?
A new PS4 vs PS5 comparison highlights Kingdom Come Deliverance’s free next gen update with improved visuals, 60 FPS support, and faster load times.
The 60 fps for me is the huge difference. The sharper visuals is nice but the smooth framerate is the big upgrade imo.
Their trailer at the State of Play looked very underwhelming and did a very poor job conveying how big the difference was between the old version and the upgraded version. Only after watching some proper comparison videos was it made clear what a big difference it is.
Great to see a modern classic getting the love & respect iit deserves from the devs in the form of a free update. Major kudos.
The rumored PS5 version of Kingdom Come: Deliverance has seemingly been confirmed by the game's PlayStation Store page.
This would be awesome. I remember seeing it on a friend's computer and it looked so badass. I immediately went home and bought the PS4 version. Barely played the first 10 minutes of it because it looked like absolute shit. At least compared to what I just saw.
if it plays more like KCD2 i will totally replay this. Loved the story but even on my PS5 the PS4 version ran kinda like doo-doo. The loading times were so so so bad. KCD2 ran so nice, i'm sure Warhorse can get this game running well on the PS5
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Depends on the game really and what's it's setting out to do.
RPGs have their history intertwined with fantasy, dragons and valkyrie breasts but there's room for a lot of variation. Can't set a general rule on that.
These damn dumb question articles, obviously it depends on the game
I never understand these articles.
If a developer wants to make an RPG that's realistic I think that's really cool but I don't understand these bizarre generalizations like "should RPGs be realistic" I mean is the author not understanding that that is up to the interpretation and discretion of the designer and developer?
So should RPGs be more realistic? Well I don't know but that is up to the developer, is somebody seriously asking if I developers allowed to create something they want or?
So to be frank I believe RPGs should be whatever the developer wants it to be I think that maybe this article needs to word itself better or have a more specific thing it's asking as opposed to a very very strange generalization.
So there isn't a should or shouldn't because there is no right or wrong way you're talking about something that is subjective and varies by nature.
It depends on what you are trying to do with your game. Personally, I like high fantasy like Elder Scrolls, The Witcher or Final Fantasy.