Rise of the Tomb Raider new trailer

Commented on 2015-09-21 21:08:56

Scope of the game looks very good - looking forward to tombs filled with traps and (hopefully) riddles... even if some treasures cannot pass beyond the Great Seal, for that is the boundy, and the price, of immortality!

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AndreasZ1994

Commented on 2015-09-21 22:05:11

The previous Tomb Raider was a great game but it didn't really get considered for GOTY because it came out the same year as Bioshock infinite, the last of us and gta v. Now, it comes out the same day as Fallout and the same yeas as W3, MGS V etc. I really hope it doesn't get burried with so many big games coming out this fall.

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AndreasZ1994

Commented on 2015-09-21 22:10:18

Wow, just think how gorgeous it will look on pc if already looks this good on XB1.

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Inflatable

Commented on 2015-09-21 23:37:18

Gotta love these stupid exclusivity deals.. But at least we're gonna get it on other platforms aswell later.. Thank you I guess!

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melodeon

Commented on 2015-09-21 23:44:46

Game looks amazing every time I see it.. I'm sure it will do fine.

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zarbor

Commented on 2015-09-22 00:05:50

The game gives the appearance of being more open. This game is going to be awesome. I pre-ordered it already from the last video but this one just makes the wait even harder.

The last game was very good, just needed a better story. The fact that they feel confident going against Fallout 4 says one of two things.

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user82

Commented on 2015-09-22 01:25:26 In reply to AndreasZ1994

Posted by AndreasZ1994

Wow, just think how gorgeous it will look on pc if already looks this good on XB1.

This. I hope to achieve 4K with DX12 benefits, the last one ran fantastic on PC.

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GunsnSwords

Commented on 2015-09-22 04:55:30 In reply to user82

Posted by user82

This. I hope to achieve 4K with DX12 benefits,

Uncertain if there will be true Dx12 features, it's to be seen. they said " On windows 10", for supported operating systems. one could only assume the dx benefits.

Posted by user82

the last one ran fantastic on PC.

For it's time at ultra setting, not at all. And even to this day benchmarks are done without TressFX. the whole thing was disastrous in performance for the hardware at it's time. (GTX680)

Now with better hardware things are much different.

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user82

Commented on 2015-09-22 12:11:14 In reply to GunsnSwords

Posted by GunsnSwords

For it's time at ultra setting, not at all. And even to this day benchmarks are done without TressFX. the whole thing was disastrous in performance for the hardware at it's time. (GTX680)

TressFx is in the same ballpark as Gameworks:
Fine if you want, show it off in some trailers, but don't annoy me with these vendor specific things that drag performance down massively for tiny details.
To finish this OT: Celeron G1820 and GTX 660 ran 1080p60 on med/high no problem.

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alimokrane

Commented on 2015-09-22 12:39:40

This trailer has really upped my excitment... I wish MS would announce an XboxOne 1TB bundle with this game already....

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KORNdog

Commented on 2015-09-22 13:04:42 In reply to alimokrane

Posted by alimokrane

This trailer has really upped my excitment... I wish MS would announce an XboxOne 1TB bundle with this game already....

asda were selling xbox 500gig consoles for £200 recently (still are in some places i think). so i'd hope by christmas theres maybe a £229.99 bundle with tomb raider or halo

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ilovelctr

Commented on 2015-09-22 13:06:57 In reply to AndreasZ1994

Posted by AndreasZ1994

Wow, just think how gorgeous it will look on pc if already looks this good on XB1.

I doubt if there will be a huge or conspicuous improvement over the XBOX ONE version, because game development is always constrained to how the prototype is, but judging from the trailer, it seems capable of a neck-to-neck competition with Uncharted 4, which is graphically decent.

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gonzax

Commented on 2015-09-22 15:55:18

It looks fantastic. The last one was GOTY for me along with TLOU so I can't wait for this to come out.

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marker

Commented on 2015-09-22 15:56:04 In reply to AndreasZ1994

Posted by zarbor

The game gives the appearance of being more open. This game is going to be awesome. I pre-ordered it already from the last video but this one just makes the wait even harder.

The last game was very good, just needed a better story. The fact that they feel confident going against Fallout 4 says one of two things.

Posted by AndreasZ1994

The previous Tomb Raider was a great game but it didn't really get considered for GOTY because it came out the same year as Bioshock infinite, the last of us and gta v. Now, it comes out the same day as Fallout and the same yeas as W3, MGS V etc. I really hope it doesn't get burried with so many big games coming out this fall.

Fallout4 is definitely a GOTY contender. Mad max got buried but I guess the game is not that appealing. TR will do good but since it is only on Xbone that could be the biggest problem. Microsoft had this to cover U4 as they both are very similar games. it is interesting though Fallout4, Witcher4 and MGS4 all are open world games

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[quote=zarbor]The game gives the appearance of being more open. This game is going to be awesome. I pre-ordered it already from the last video but this one just makes the wait even harder.

The last game was very good, just needed a better story.  The fact that they feel confident going against Fallout 4 says one of two things.[/quote]

[quote=AndreasZ1994]The previous Tomb Raider was a great game but it didn't really get considered for GOTY because it came out the same year as Bioshock infinite, the last of us and gta v. Now, it comes out the same day as Fallout and the same yeas as W3, MGS V etc. I really hope it doesn't get burried with so many big games coming out this fall.[/quote]

Fallout4 is definitely a GOTY contender. Mad max got buried but I guess the game is not that appealing. TR will do good but since it is only on Xbone that could be the biggest problem. Microsoft had this to cover U4 as they both are very similar games. it is interesting though Fallout4, Witcher4 and MGS4 all are open world games

KORNdog

Commented on 2015-09-22 16:10:56 In reply to marker

Posted by marker

Fallout4 is definitely a GOTY contender. Mad max got buried but I guess the game is not that appealing. TR will do good but since it is only on Xbone that could be the biggest problem. Microsoft had this to cover U4 as they both are very similar games. it is interesting though Fallout4, Witcher3 and MGS5 all are open world games

fixed that one for you :P

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MrWhite

Commented on 2015-09-22 17:09:32 In reply to user82

Posted by user82

TressFx is in the same ballpark as Gameworks:
Fine if you want, show it off in some trailers, but don't annoy me with these vendor specific things that drag performance down massively for tiny details.
To finish this OT: Celeron G1820 and GTX 660 ran 1080p60 on med/high no problem.

You can add tessellation to that. Whilst not the big resource hog that it once was, it still bogs down the performance of a game for such minimal returns. To this day, I think it's an almost completely useless feature, now especially that better mapping and higher end meshes are used anyway. The game ran great with that hair thingy and tessellation turned off on modest hardware.

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KORNdog

Commented on 2015-09-22 17:45:31 In reply to MrWhite

Posted by MrWhite

You can add tessellation to that. Whilst not the big resource hog that it once was, it still bogs down the performance of a game for such minimal returns. To this day, I think it's an almost completely useless feature, now especially that better mapping and higher end meshes are used anyway. The game ran great with that hair thingy and tessellation turned off on modest hardware.

i think tessellation only really benefits car games currently, but i think only GT6 uses it?. parallax mapping can achieve similar results much cheaper. character models are damn good now so don't need it. but racing games usually come with a huge photo taking community. and they like to capture small details so adaptive tessellation is great. plus it's the reason GT5/6's premium cars will easily hold up when used in GT7.

i mean, this doesn't hold up that well anymore in regards to materials and lighting. but the fact you can do this in GT6 is incredibly impressive...

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[quote=MrWhite]You can add tessellation to that. Whilst not the big resource hog that it once was, it still bogs down the performance of a game for such minimal returns. To this day, I think it's an almost completely useless feature, now especially that better mapping and higher end meshes are used anyway. The game ran great with that hair thingy and tessellation turned off on modest hardware.[/quote]

i think tessellation only really benefits car games currently, but i think only GT6 uses it?. parallax mapping can achieve similar results much cheaper. character models are damn good now so don't need it. but racing games usually come with a huge photo taking community. and they like to capture small details so adaptive tessellation is great. plus it's the reason GT5/6's premium cars will easily hold up when used in GT7.

i mean, this doesn't hold up that well anymore in regards to materials and lighting. but the fact you can do this in GT6 is incredibly impressive...

[IMG]http://i.cubeupload.com/J8W9Gg.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i.cubeupload.com/efT9GV.jpg[/IMG]

GunsnSwords

Commented on 2015-09-22 22:40:43 In reply to user82

Posted by user82

TressFx is in the same ballpark as Gameworks:
Fine if you want, show it off in some trailers, but don't annoy me with these vendor specific things that drag performance down massively for tiny details.
To finish this OT: Celeron G1820 and GTX 660 ran 1080p60 on med/high no problem.

Oh i definitely agree with a couple sacrifices made the performance would flawless 60fps . I'm just saying even for it's time, even the most advanced GPUs on the block had to make sacrifices as well.

But you're right though in the aspects of optimising, tomb raider 2013 isn't much of an issue compared to a game like the original Metro 2033. That game was more difficult accepting what you could get from it, for it's time.

Btw , tomb raider's tessellation applies to characters, environments, and water surfaces. If you increase your tesselation slider in your control panel, you should be able to effect the drawing distance tesselation activates, or at least the density of tesselation at distances.

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[quote=user82]
TressFx is in the same ballpark as Gameworks:
Fine if you want, show it off in some trailers, but don't annoy me with these vendor specific things that drag performance down massively for tiny details.
To finish this OT: Celeron G1820 and GTX 660 ran 1080p60 on med/high no problem.[/quote]

Oh i definitely agree with a couple sacrifices made the performance would flawless 60fps .  I'm just saying even for it's time, even the most advanced GPUs on the block had to make sacrifices as well.

But you're right though in the aspects of optimising, tomb raider 2013 isn't much of an issue compared to a game like the original Metro 2033. That game was more difficult accepting what you could get from it, for it's time.

Btw , tomb raider's tessellation applies to characters, environments, and water surfaces. If you increase your tesselation slider in your control panel, you should be able to effect the drawing distance tesselation activates, or at least the density of tesselation at distances.

zarbor

Commented on 2015-09-23 00:08:20 In reply to marker

Posted by marker

Fallout4 is definitely a GOTY contender. Mad max got buried but I guess the game is not that appealing. TR will do good but since it is only on Xbone that could be the biggest problem. Microsoft had this to cover U4 as they both are very similar games. it is interesting though Fallout4, Witcher4 and MGS4 all are open world games

Since we now live in a gaming community that is moved mostly by hype, if TR gets stella reviews and bundled with an XB1, it will move consoles. I think that is what this MS exclusivity is about. A Fallout Bundle is cool but that would not necessarily get PS4 gamers to buy an XB1 which is what MS is probably banking on TR to do.

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MrWhite

Commented on 2015-09-23 01:44:44 In reply to KORNdog

Posted by KORNdog

i think tessellation only really benefits car games currently, but i think only GT6 uses it?. parallax mapping can achieve similar results much cheaper. character models are damn good now so don't need it. but racing games usually come with a huge photo taking community. and they like to capture small details so adaptive tessellation is great. plus it's the reason GT5/6's premium cars will easily hold up when used in GT7.

i mean, this doesn't hold up that well anymore in regards to materials and lighting. but the fact you can do this in GT6 is incredibly impressive...

Was going to mention adaptive tessellation. It certainly has it's uses, especially on hard surface models that have subtle curves, and on dynamic cloth simulations. The thing is, cloth simulation in games is also a bit too costly, so you get the pre cached low res stuff as a norm. Those screens do look very impressive. It looks like several iterations of a smooth modifier applied to the mesh, without the exponential increase of polys that comes with it of course. It only applies it to the curve where it's needed. It looks like a very high end mesh when it actually isn't.

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[quote=KORNdog]

i think tessellation only really benefits car games currently, but i think only GT6 uses it?. parallax mapping can achieve similar results much cheaper. character models are damn good now so don't need it. but racing games usually come with a huge photo taking community. and they like to capture small details so adaptive tessellation is great. plus it's the reason GT5/6's premium cars will easily hold up when used in GT7.

i mean, this doesn't hold up that well anymore in regards to materials and lighting. but the fact you can do this in GT6 is incredibly impressive...

[IMG]http://i.cubeupload.com/J8W9Gg.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i.cubeupload.com/efT9GV.jpg[/IMG][/quote]
Was going to mention adaptive tessellation. It certainly has it's uses, especially on hard surface models that have subtle curves, and on dynamic cloth simulations. The thing is, cloth simulation in games is also a bit too costly, so you get the pre cached low res stuff as a norm. Those screens do look very impressive. It looks like several iterations of a smooth modifier applied to the mesh, without the exponential increase of polys that comes with it of course. It only applies it to the curve where it's needed. It looks like a very high end mesh when it actually isn't.

GunsnSwords

Commented on 2015-09-23 01:54:48

The timing of tomb raider couldn't be better, unless you're a fallout fan but those two share nothing in common. After playing more than enough 3rd person sandbox action with MGSV, i think tomb raider made a wise choice going linear.

It's easy to rack up hrs of gaming in a sandbox, and all the side quests, it get too repetitive over time though. This game should break the ice among the larger games.

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KORNdog

Commented on 2015-09-23 02:00:49 In reply to GunsnSwords

Posted by GunsnSwords

The timing of tomb raider couldn't be better, unless you're a fallout fan but those two share nothing in common. After playing more than enough 3rd person sandbox action with MGSV, i think tomb raider made a wise choice going linear.

It's easy to rack up hrs of gaming in a sandbox, and all the side quests, it get too repetitive over time though. This game should break the break the ice among the larger games.

Yeah, i like to have a nice balance. After the tedium of MGSV i'm moving onto soma, then some tearaway, then probably fallout, then metro, then mad max. If i jump from open world game to open world game i go a little bit psychotic.

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GunsnSwords

Commented on 2015-09-23 02:21:53

Right, and then there's just cause 3 from square enix, which is just some months away and will continue the sandbox blowout. The timing for some linear 3rd person action couldn't be better.

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dargis49

Commented on 2015-09-23 03:46:39

After seeing this, Forza 6, and what they have shown of Halo5. I think it's time to quit talking shit about the Xbox One.

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ramiuk1

Commented on 2015-09-23 08:36:29 In reply to ScarJack

i think they have shown to much though now.
the game will sell well and people are already impressed.
i think some of those points are bits i would of liked to have felt walking round the corner and seeing the treasures or buildings underneath.

now they wont have that same BOOM effect.

looks great though,gutted MS threw so much money its timed for year,doubt i be able to wait and xb1 will be bought at xmas lol

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