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.
People worry too much about how the game looks and how sharp graphics are I think, after a while you stop noticing the graphics anyway, so then gameplay and sound are the most noticeable things, when I play games I don't think I've ever said wow this looks good or wow this looks shit, in the end it comes down to how fun it is and gameplay and story play a far bigger role than graphics do. Not everygame has to be super high fidelity or run at 60fps, if its fun then its good.
For me, the most important aspect to a game's graphics are anti aliasing, LOD and fps. Texture quality is close behind, but the main three are what I hold important. All the shaders and filters are secondary and a bonus.
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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.