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This guy definitely murdered all the townfolk lmao
hmmm.... in my years its usually the dumb who start calling others they don't know dumb.... any way. Started on console while you where just a nut stain in your daddy's sock drawer. So I am not an not an elitist pc gamer as you claim. I used to game on console. Switched for many reasons like actually being able to aim where I want the cursor to go, Mods for games, better performance, better graphics, not having to pay to use the internet I already pay for. I mean I can go on. Console will always be more expensive since pc hardware will always be roughly 3 gen a head and we dont have to pay to play games on our hardware. Before you say you don't pay to play games on your plastic box, you do, since Sony bends you over every month and reaches up there to take the money that they only care about. Which I will let you in on a secret. They don't care about you, only your money. So stop simping so hard for corp that dosen't even know who you are or care about you.
Oh yeah, I do have a PS5 but regret buying it since it is covered in dust because I have no use for it. At least until next month for 1 game. But I am sure that game will eventually come to PC as many PS exclusives are now a days. So I do know know how these current gen games run. He is some facts that are right that you obviously don't know. 30 FPS is not great. Current gen games like the newest FF (Think it was 16 lost track of how many of them there are) was running at that and overheating the PS5 and if it is also available on the PS4 it isn't current gen.
Lastly I know you don't have to fear bad performance on a ported game. Most of these games are optimized for the consoles and still have bad performance. We just get the port that is all ready poorly optimized but still get better performance.
Agree. I have the same 3 (except the beast of a GPU. I only got a laptop 3080Ti which I should just say a 3070). I play the switch here and there. I bought the PS5 for any exclusives for flat and PSVR2. So just kinda collecting dust since most exclusives getting ported over and Sony not really supporting PSVR2 (As I kinda figured they wouldn't). You picking up Stellar Blade? I will be dusting off the PS5 for that one. Looks good.
What we are seeing with this issue with AAA games and terrible optimization is something engineers predicted would happen like 10 or 20 years ago. That is why there was such a big push for cell phones to go embedded. Backwards compatibility will always be a crutch for creating things. We have to narrow our window for the method for solving problems so the solution can be platform agnostic. So in a way, consoles are the future of gaming.
Embedded systems are a much more future proof technology. One day our cell phones will be stronger than our computers. That is the path our technology is evolving to.
That being said, the benefit of having a computer is that you are able to constantly update things when they fall behind. So really both are good, but in different ways. In a way, consoles hold PC gaming back. Also in a way, PC gaming holds consoles back by forcing developers to narrow their problem solving techniques for a more platform agnostic solution that might not be as beneficial to the console as a non platform agnostic solution would have been.
I normally do pick up the PS5 exclusive games because they have a pretty good track record of being some of the best games releasing.
The adaptive triggers are a game changer for VR for me. I did like the eye tracking for the 1 game I played that actually used it. I actually just put it up for sale, seeming how I never use it anymore, since all the games that I want to play are also on PC. So I tend to go that route since it runs and looks better. Not to mention the ♥♥♥♥♥ re projection sony uses. It does make the image look worse sometimes but my main gripe with it was until I got my psvr2 legs, I would get the vr sickness crap due to the re projection. So I had to go through it twice. It would pair nice with the driving wheel and GT5. I heard GT is amazing in VR. So she may love it. I thought about picking it up but I wont buy a game that requires you to be online at all times.
Most games dont have great mod support, only slightly better gfx, better perf IF you have the hardware and drop settings, terrible ports, occastional pc issues, i could go on. Btw ps plus is completely optional, you dont need it, and even then its still cheaper than netflix.
And I've got mods on PC, PS5 loses.
They used Nvidia reflex to try to get DLSS 3.0 to basically replace the traditional render with AI ones. The CPU becomes idle and passes raw data for GPU to compute.
This means your CPU doesn't matter, it idles at like 15 watts.
And if you don't have a 4090 with tensor cores, it won't make use of the AI tech and will stop working optimally on AMD hardware.
This feels like the past shenanigans like Crysis 2 tessellations and Witcher 3's hairworks.