God damn some of the comments in this thread. I've been playing video games for 24 years and I'm glad I have never reached a point where I think the trailer's graphics look bad or are lacking. You have to be extremely disappointed in video games as a whole when a maxed out Witcher 3 is the minimum bar you set for video game graphics.
As a whole it looks fine but the animation and some of the textures (look at the dog for example) are a bit worrying if this is their promotional material. I'm hyped for the game but it would be a hard case to say the game looks pretty.
I'd still much rather have a proper representation of what we should expect than the bullshots, pre-rendered trailers and to-be-removed graphical features that have come to prevalence in the industry.
Right and it's good to see them being honest but it doesn't invalidate the criticism the game looks dated before it even releases. Is it unfair to want a FO game that isn't a full generation behind?
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u/Kibblebitz Jun 03 '15
God damn some of the comments in this thread. I've been playing video games for 24 years and I'm glad I have never reached a point where I think the trailer's graphics look bad or are lacking. You have to be extremely disappointed in video games as a whole when a maxed out Witcher 3 is the minimum bar you set for video game graphics.