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I mean they do, I feel like its party due to the fact texture options seem to do literally nothing.
But theres more to graphics than just textures. Theres teh amount of detail int he world, how far you can see, how effects look, clutter which is part of detail, lighting ect.
It does look AAA, but it does look more like a 2016 game.
Which idrc I like graphics but I also play games like Morrowind or 7 days to die. It isnt super important.
Plus it helps more people experience the game. Right its kinda not the best optimized, like you get good frames but the school has a ton of stuttering since this game stutters when loading areas for a bit.
But def not switch lookin graphics,
Go look at most JRPG games on PC, that is what switch graphics look like.
Switch looks like maybe a 360 game, but with better textures for character models.
Oh wow, an honest answer.
Another honest reply. Thank you.
Neve said I owned it. But "it looks fine" is all I needed to hear.
here ..
watch this on a 4k hdr tv...
https://youtu.be/h9xOORj7HHI?t=68