I assume you're talking about dynamic shadows and ambient occlusion.Switching between the DX11 and non-DX11 effects is night and day. Holy crap.
I feel for you on this one console peasants.
And yes, also the post-processing as well. I wish the V-sync wasn't set to 30 fps though. It's either 30 fps or way over 100 with crazy screen tearing. I guess I could set that stuff in my video card's options.I assume you're talking about dynamic shadows and ambient occlusion.
Me too. Oh damn.Holy fuck, the combat is grisly.
I am in, hook, line and sinker.
This. Sigh.I need to stop reading this thread. It's making me want to buy and play this game. And that'd be bad because:
2. I have neither the money nor time
FleshlightYou know that video games are more satisfying.
My wife said "No, you can play it, I don't want to hold you back." Yeah, I'm not falling for that trap, love.
Truth man. After Crysis 3 made my computer it's bitch something fierce (while not looking all that good, seriously, it's got good graphics, but it's optimized for shit) I was worried. This game runs at like 12 trillion fps and is jaw dropping."Casually opens Nvidia control panel"
"Looks at SLI configuration"
*SLI disabled*
......
*SLI disabled*
......
*Enable SLI*
*restart computer*
*Open Bioshock*
*Set graphics to Ultra*
I know those feels bro.I need to stop reading this thread. It's making me want to buy and play this game. And that'd be bad because:
1. My computer sucks and will probably burst into flame if I try to run it
2. I have neither the money nor time
Goes to show, I don't even remember the original Bioshock having DLC.Just picked up my pre-order. So hard right now...
...to resist playing.
I also got the Season Pass and I'm hoping I won't regret it considering how crappy and tacked-on the DLC was for the original Bioshock.
I don't think it got much attention. I didn't even know about it until I was on the PSN store and saw there were challenge maps.Goes to show, I don't even remember the original Bioshock having DLC.
Minerva's Den for Bioshock 2 was better than Bioshock 2.
Hands on, just moving around for a little while, a little moreso than the original Bioshock.If anyone can stop playing long enough to answer this without spoilers, I'd appreciate it:
Is the opening game a "watch, don't play" cutscene or is it hands-on like the original Bioshock? If the latter, is it a lot of running and gunning, or just moving for a little while?
The opening is hands on, with a lot of exploring and introducing you to the world. The run and gunning doesn't happen until a bit after.If anyone can stop playing long enough to answer this without spoilers, I'd appreciate it:
Is the opening game a "watch, don't play" cutscene or is it hands-on like the original Bioshock? If the latter, is it a lot of running and gunning, or just moving for a little while?
Trying to gauge whether I start this while eating dinner.
"I've never heard that song before"Fair warning to someone thinking about getting this game. Did you like Bioshock? No? Don't touch this game with a ten foot pole. Everyone else, touch this game with a ten foot pole.[DOUBLEPOST=1364346742][/DOUBLEPOST]How many psuedo-modern songs have you guys come across done in the turn of the century style. So fucking weird and really adds to how off this world feels. Hearing Tainted Love in old timey style is something else. Every time I come across one I have to listen to the whole thing.