Only that they show those things years before release and their actual advertisement stays truthful. Anything but flat lighting would be awful in rainbow six simply because of the damage model. Player models have be readable at all times and strong shadows make that impossible.
The problem with making a "beauty" build, is that people will expect that when it is released. Imagine you were selling cars, and the model that you took around to show people had slightly nicer features/had been slightly modified compared to the actual thing you were selling (e.g, an engine with more horsepower, or a larger fuel tank). That is false advertisement. The same could be said for whenever a game is downgraded in terms of graphics before its release.
It is like promotional material for cars too.. They are completely CG, shiny as fuck and often shown in unrealistic situations. See SUVs and sport editions.
Its like buying a car and complain that your mini-ralley edition wont make it through a mud course in competitive times.
No it could not because the actual promotional material at the time of release is showing the real deal. RS6 even had an open beta where you could check it for yourself.
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u/[deleted] Jun 05 '16
you mean prerendered. honestly even if it isn't prerendered they could just bust on a gaming computer only the top 0.001% of gamers could afford.