open world my ass . i see super obvious barriers inches from the road in every effin shot lol ... barriers, poles. houses... rocks. snow walls ....
You are right, it's a corridor shooter.
dethy wrote:
LeoNatan wrote:
NVidia drivers for the 5 series are very spotty. Sometimes they work, sometimes there is a 25%+ unexplained gap with Windows, and sometimes the cards stutter like motherfuckers. Very different from AMD drivers, where the Linux stack trades blows with Windows and sometimes performs better.
Yea, so far it's been pretty smooth experience here. Funny how there are alternative ways of doing things. For example, I've used MSI Afterburner to undervolt the 5080 on Windows. Here on Linux, I have a python script that executes some nvidia stuff to do just that...
I'll definitely upgrade to a new AMD card once they release it.
AMD has been unable to deliver a top performer. They even completely dropped the high end RDNA4 due to yield issues. They mid and low end stuff is OK, but FSR4 is too late, path tracing performance is terrible (but RT has improved somewhat finally). By the time RDNA 5 catches up, nVidia will be even more technologically advanced.
I read claims on Reddit that nVidia is actively working on their Loonix drivers. 🤷♂️ Here's a hoping it's true and we get a comparable performance soon.
open world my ass . i see super obvious barriers inches from the road in every effin shot lol ... barriers, poles. houses... rocks. snow walls ....
You are right, it's a corridor shooter.
dethy wrote:
LeoNatan wrote:
NVidia drivers for the 5 series are very spotty. Sometimes they work, sometimes there is a 25%+ unexplained gap with Windows, and sometimes the cards stutter like motherfuckers. Very different from AMD drivers, where the Linux stack trades blows with Windows and sometimes performs better.
Yea, so far it's been pretty smooth experience here. Funny how there are alternative ways of doing things. For example, I've used MSI Afterburner to undervolt the 5080 on Windows. Here on Linux, I have a python script that executes some nvidia stuff to do just that...
I'll definitely upgrade to a new AMD card once they release it.
AMD has been unable to deliver a top performer. They even completely dropped the high end RDNA4 due to yield issues. They mid and low end stuff is OK, but FSR4 is too late, path tracing performance is terrible (but RT has improved somewhat finally). By the time RDNA 5 catches up, nVidia will be even more technologically advanced.
I read claims on Reddit that nVidia is actively working on their Loonix drivers. 🤷♂️ Here's a hoping it's true and we get a comparable performance soon.
I wish this series offered more believable physics, an actually rewarding sense of progression and an overall structure free from the usual festival-centric circus, but that would mean alienating the core audience
Still "festival", but at least there will be progression
So, I heard the game will not have French voice over this time.
And so it will be for all upcoming MS games.
Because ...
It seems French voice actors were the only ones to say NO to MS contract regarding using actor's voices to train their AI engine. (So they may be able to get rid of the costly guys in the near future)
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I wonder if it's going to be "Recommended: Nvidia RTX 5080 - Minimum: Nvidia RTX 4070".
It shouldn’t. It uses the same engine as before, targeting the same hardware generation. Previous title has been pretty well optimized (and decidedly not Unreal Angina 5), so it should be pretty smooth.
I wish this series offered more believable physics, an actually rewarding sense of progression and an overall structure free from the usual festival-centric circus, but that would mean alienating the core audience
The styrofoam trees/trackside objects are another trademark of the Dewverse, as being a lousy driver doesn't really matter and the awesome(tm) must go on -- such a waste of a good engine.
Ehhhh Horizon series have always been super arcade racers that are over the top fun. For a more sim-cade experience, try Forza Motosport
I would...if Motorsport wasn't a master class in poor game design with online-only grind-centric "single-player", risible AI, obsolete visuals inexplicably needing more resources than they should, and general features vastly inferior to Project Cars 2 from 2017. Turn 10 was also practically dismantled a few months back, leaving Horizon as the only active series. And then there's Project Motor Racing that was supposed to fill that gap but failed miserably as well
At least there are still a few indie sims that are keeping the racing world alive for me, especially Automobilista 2.
Is that the new Ian Bell game? It failed? I had hopes for it, but completely forgot about it. Why can't they just make a "spiritual sequel" to NFS Shift? Shift 1 and 2 felt like the most coherent games from SMS; pCars was a disjointed mess that had good driving mechanics, but were terrible as games.
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