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Nothing was missed. Your "points" were just more excuses.. I mean seriously, you tried calling it a cause?You are also incapable of reading past the first full stop? Must be an epidemic.
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Nothing was missed. Your "points" were just more excuses.. I mean seriously, you tried calling it a cause?You are also incapable of reading past the first full stop? Must be an epidemic.
I bet if you bumped into something at every turn then they'd be complaining about "space is too crowded and this makes the game feel tiny"
I'm thoroughly entertained by Starfield so far, and if I have to disagree with some mainstream journos there is nothing new there.
Have you played previous bethesda games? This one probably has the shortest intro mission of them all. At least you don't have to sit on a cart then wait out a whole execution ceremony. I'd say this gets good as soon as you get your ship and join constellation, which is 2 hours max.I hear that unlike previous Bethesda games Starfield starts out really slow and takes around 10-12 hours to get good...
Even fallout 3/4 have a pretty long intro, and even once you finally leave the vault it takes a while to finally get to the first big settlement.Have you played previous bethesda games? This one probably has the shortest intro mission of them all. At least you don't have to sit on a cart then wait out a whole execution ceremony. I'd say this gets good as soon as you get your ship and join constellation, which is 2 hours max.
That's actually my line. I say that all the time. I'm just calling out what I see as unfair or hypocritical criticism. I don't think the game is 10/10 either, I'm not even sure what it is yet, but definitely not 10/10 due to the typical weak Bethesdaesque main story.you continuously confuse criticism with hate...you can criticize aspects of a game and still like it...PC Gamer reviewed the game and gave it a score of 75...not terrible...not everything needs to be a perfect 10 in order to be considered a good game...
Even fallout 3/4 have a pretty long intro, and even once you finally leave the vault it takes a while to finally get to the first big settlement.
Missed or ignored same difference, yes I called it a cause, what is your point? Or do you actually not understand the difference between "a cause", and "the cause"?Nothing was missed. Your "points" were just more excuses.. I mean seriously, you tried calling it a cause?
You said it as if it was some cause they were championing or united by, not a cause as in a reasonMissed or ignored same difference, yes I called it a cause, what is your point? Or do you actually not understand the difference between "a cause", and "the cause"?
DLSS is better than native and FSR in this game. Image stability (distance light source shimmering behind props/foliage etc, and general temporal stability in the distance).in some instances DLSS was also better than native- I think Death Stranding was one example
DLSS is better than native and FSR in this game. Image stability (distance light source shimmering behind props/foliage etc, and general temporal stability in the distance).
Lots of comparison videos online up to 4K.
That's why DLSS being missing out of the box was such a big deal but now we have both DLSS 2 and DLSS FG for those that need FG. I'm using just DLSS 2 in preset D at 75% render scale (Quality). It looks superb:
View: https://imgur.com/a/3ZQJy3R
I meant one of the reasons, not a revolutionary cause, LOLYou said it as if it was some cause they were championing or united by, not a cause as in a reason. That's utterly absurd
Did you turn off dynamic resolution? I think it's on by default and will lover the rendering resolution bellow what you set, if FPS drops .I'm using PureDark DLSS mod, and honestly I'm a bit disappointed. I find the blur disappointing. At default 0.70 sharpening its just bad. Up it a little to 0.85 or 0.8, and you replace the blur problem with more pronounced noise.
Did you turn off dynamic resolution? I think it's on by default and will lover the rendering resolution bellow what you set, if FPS drops .
Yeah turn off DR and VRS. DLSS is better than FSR/Native in this regardless of resolution and there's virtually no difference in sharpness.
Here are my settings:
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GotchaI meant one of the reasons, not a revolutionary cause, LOL
Which DLSS mod was that? The one I and most others are using states to enable FSR in game as the DLSS replaces FSR, the sharpness slider does nothing as it's disabled and controlled by DLSS. Pressing the End key pops up the dialogue to set the DLSS settings (see my screenshot posted earlier).The instructions I found told me to set the Upscaling method to CAS (I think it is? the other one available) when using the DLSS mod, otherwise you wind up applying both DLSS and FSR filters, with a performance hit.
I don't know how it works internally though. That's just what I read.
Which DLSS mod was that?
I'm using PureDark DLSS mod
Most reviews I’ve seen are complete horseshit and had unrealistic expectations. If you’ve like any prior modern Bethesda game this game is like crack.30 minutes left for us normies. I've never been so excited to be so disappointed!
I wish I could agree. So far it’s just really disjointed.Most reviews I’ve seen are complete horseshit and had unrealistic expectations. If you’ve like any prior modern Bethesda game this game is like crack.
Most reviews I’ve seen are complete horseshit and had unrealistic expectations. If you’ve like any prior modern Bethesda game this game is like crack.
Do you think expectations would have remained high for the game if Bethesda said that you will struggle to maintain 60fps on high end hardware?so any review or any person that has played the game (and in a lot of cases finished the game) and makes complaints or is disappointed has never played any Bethesda game before and is wrong?...they don't know what they're talking about?...of course expectations were high...those expectations were from fans of Skyrim, Fallout etc and from interviews they gave where they seemed to oversell the actual details of the game
Zing!Bethesda certainly didn't shoot for the stars did they?
Do you think expectations would have remained high for the game if Bethesda said that you will struggle to maintain 60fps on high end hardware?
Just like how these days if you fire an AR-15 at a gun range you have to look disgusted doing it instead of excited or whatever.
I have seen nothing in the game that was over sold.so any review or any person that has played the game (and in a lot of cases finished the game) and makes complaints or is disappointed has never played any Bethesda game before and is wrong?...they don't know what they're talking about?...of course expectations were high...those expectations were from fans of Skyrim, Fallout etc and from interviews they gave where they seemed to oversell the actual details of the game
nothing wrong with being disappointed...doesn't mean it's a terrible game...it sounds like an 8 at best...nothing wrong with that and nothing wrong with liking the game more than others but to continually ignore other peoples valid complaints or rationalize everything is silly...
I have seen nothing in the game that was over sold.
And you would be taken a lot more serious if you posted valid complaints and not "this is what I wanted/expected" complaints over and over again.
The game isn't perfect, never will be, was never sold as such.
The disconnect from all these cry babies who wanted everything they think should be in the game not being in the game is astounding.
Honestly a lot of this reminds me of discussions about how bad FO4 was back when it came out. Never took that serious either. Was also a great game, and that game had a huge amount of bugs at release that this one doesn’t.
That’s his opinion. However, he’s just wrong. I’ve got a lot of time in pretty much every space game. Anyone coming into this expecting space sim is deluded.the combat and lack of bugs is getting the most praise...so it's not like Starfield is getting terrible reviews...one of the reviews I read summed it up pretty well:
"I never felt excitement or awe, no goosebumps as my engines fired, no sense of grandeur as I set down on a new world. That's because despite cruising from one end of the galaxy to the other in Starfield, I never felt like I was really going anywhere"
And that's pretty much been my takeaway trying to play Starfield as a space sim enjoyer: stick to the quests, because none of my deeper space adventuring fantasies will be realized by fast traveling between systems for hours
What pulls me out of Starfield's star-hopping fantasy more than anything else is how my spaceship doesn't really feel like a spaceship—it's a teleporting house that I occasionally steer...
there are plenty of reviews that go into detail about what they feel is missing or why they feel it is disappointing...I don't need to link to them...just do a simple Google search...and yes expectations come with the release of Bethesda's first new AAA ip in forever...it's expected
the combat and lack of bugs is getting the most praise...so it's not like Starfield is getting terrible reviews...one of the reviews I read summed it up pretty well:
"I never felt excitement or awe, no goosebumps as my engines fired, no sense of grandeur as I set down on a new world. That's because despite cruising from one end of the galaxy to the other in Starfield, I never felt like I was really going anywhere"
And that's pretty much been my takeaway trying to play Starfield as a space sim enjoyer: stick to the quests, because none of my deeper space adventuring fantasies will be realized by fast traveling between systems for hours
What pulls me out of Starfield's star-hopping fantasy more than anything else is how my spaceship doesn't really feel like a spaceship—it's a teleporting house that I occasionally steer...
In the end, what matters is when we play the game, we form our own opinions in our own words instead of what is said by someone else; reviewer or other players.
Each and every one of us are different and have different expectations. I'm playing Starfield for what it is, not what it could be, and having a blast as I don't look at what is wrong but what I can do within the boundaries of the game.
As of this moment, I have yet to see any game breaking bugs. Then again, I'm not really looking for them either. I'm having fun and isn't that what playing a game is all about?
That game was considered such a trash smear in the face of fo3 an nv at the time. So many bashing articles and reviews. Not sure when it transitioned to being a standard we need to hold other games to.Honestly a lot of this reminds me of discussions about how bad FO4 was back when it came out. Never took that serious either. Was also a great game, and that game had a huge amount of bugs at release that this one doesn’t.