To say goodbye to the closed beta of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Wildlands, we are inviting you to take a little stroll with us in the PC sunlight of Ubisoft's version of Bolivia. Deactivating Vsync allowed us to enjoy a much smoother framerate, even when recording with Mirillis Action!, which seems to indicate Vsync is the main problem when it comes to performance on high end computers. Let's hope the final build and the dedicated drivers will solve the issue, so PC players call all experience a smooth experience, as we have on PS4 Pro (though at 30 fps obviously).
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A tip if you want to make "contemplative" vids like these : with your weapon stowed, use the "shoulder swap" button (RB/R1 on consoles) to toggle a special "far away" camera.
A tip if you want to make "contemplative" vids like these : with your weapon stowed, use the "shoulder swap" button (RB/R1 on consoles) to toggle a special "far away" camera.
It will always happen the same, until I see a generation leap of difference, I'll not invest on a gaming PC anymore.
Maybe I'm really tired of lazy developers. I know that techonolgy becomes old after a few months, but give the game some nice optimisation and we can see amazing things even on "old" hardware.
It happened with PSX, PS2, PS3, PSP and it will happen the same with PS4.
Maybe is the fact that I'm not gaming as I used to because of my job and my family, I finish probably 2 or 3 games per year, the rest is just some meh...
It will always happen the same, until I see a generation leap of difference, I'll not invest on a gaming PC anymore.
Maybe I'm really tired of lazy developers. I know that techonolgy becomes old after a few months, but give the game some nice optimisation and we can see amazing things even on "old" hardware.
It happened with PSX, PS2, PS3, PSP and it will happen the same with PS4.
Maybe is the fact that I'm not gaming as I used to because of my job and my family, I finish probably 2 or 3 games per year, the rest is just some meh...
Here's the thing, I'm not saying that there's no difference, I'm saying that the difference isn't huge FOR ME. I have a more than capable PC, I'm a photographer and my girlfriend is a graphic designer, we really need some horse power for the type of work we do, but, again, for me, graphics aren't that good.
I can see the difference, clearly, but I'm not seeing a difference that is making me forget about the core gameplay mechanics and the story.
If I'm going to build a gaming PC like I used to do, I need to see a difference that is making me see a generation ahead. If the "only thing" I get is better textures, better framerate and some details that you need to zoom in 300% to see them when I'm completely still because, well, I'm playing, then nope.
That being said, I'm ok with the people who wants the best of the best. I used to want precisely that, but not anymore.
That's the difference between your huge difference and mine. Is very objective, and that's why is just an opinion what I'm saying.
Look f.e. at Witcher 3 ... i´ve played the PS4 version for about 10 hours and the PC version over 200 hours. TW3 in 4K, ultra details, hairworks etc is AT LEAST one generation ahead over the current gen console... it looks and feels like two different games!!!
Don't get me wrong consoles doing well (for a 400€ hardware), especially the pro, Uncharted 4 looks amazing, but a real gaming PC machine is a class of its own.