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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7C699QueWM
The "Thumbnail" is the one opposite the mirror on the left. The real 3D model just follows the player in front of the mirror and makes the same movements.
The game uses scene textures created around the car and then reflects them on it.
The underwater reflection is a radial map, projected in the opposite direction of the calculated image, so it is not displayed if it cannot be seen.
Do you really know what ray tracing is?
Which have more play ability more hours worth of fun.
Also this game gives me no feeling of wow its so new its so amazing i most upgrade or get a new PC to play it.
The new games give me no interest in upgrading hardware or buying new game console.
no wow factor
I just don't like false and misleading information.
One way or another, in all recent games where ray tracing is optional, ray tracing doesn't provide significant visual difference. It only tremendously scale vram usage - at least 2Gb more vram required now for the same quality we had in 2018. The more usual shadow and light casting solutions are replaced with this lazy solution, the more Gb vram is required. Defending this technology is just dumb.
https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/mobile/000/013/397/steam-summer-sale.jpg
Won't be the first time a lot of porcellain shatters in the gaming industry. Not that anyone on the consumer side has much to worry about, plenty of non AAA games to choose from. And in a few years, the cost of developing games will have decreased because some blue haired "devs" will be serving coffee instead, with gaming prices back to normal.