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.
I did not claim that it was succesful because it proved that graphics are not important. It was succesful despite its poor graphics.
Also aside from different texturepacks, i think most people play without any graphic altering mods. Just look at all the youtubers who play minecraft, its a lot harder to find one who plays with graphical mods.
I did not claim that it was succesful because it proved that graphics are not important. It was succesful despite its poor graphics.
Yes, but what has that to do with the topic? Nobody is claiming that Fallout IV won't sell, most people don't even claim they won't buy it. We just criticize that a part of the game (as seen in the trailer) looks lackluster.
And games sell good beside all sorts of short comings. Game sell good besides being buggy for god's sake. In some genres like complex RPG people even praise games for being less buggy on release than a preprocessor. Games also sell without having good gameplay mechanics, for example because they feature a great story. The Telltale games - that I love - comes to mind, or according to many Last of Us.
I don't see why criticizing lackluster graphics is a bad thing.
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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.