The Elder Scrolls Online

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  • MurderMostFoul
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    NewBlacksmurf wrote: »
    2. There is literally no information on what decisions ZOS will or has made as well as after those decisions, what results will apply to the Xbox one. It's extremely inaccurate to suggest the Xbox one x is getting the same as the PS4 pro without any ZOS remarks on the matter.

    FYI, as I stated earlier in this thread:
    MurderMostFoul wrote: »
    ZOS has confirmed an update for Xbox1X:

    https://www.windowscentral.com/elder-scrolls-online-getting-upgraded-project-scorpio-year

    Rich Lambert has stated,

    "I think we're going to be in for the same kinds of things [with the Project Scorpio version] that we did with the PS4 Pro. So visual stability will be up there. We'll probably have the same types of visual bells and whistles."
    Edited by MurderMostFoul on June 16, 2017 7:52PM
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  • Publius_Scipio
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    ATEK302 wrote: »
    Xbox 1S already supports 4k. Why buy 1X?

    True native 4K plus VR. It has the raw horsepower.

    And in top of all that Microsoft made the console a nice clean small package. I'd have to say Microsoft did it right.
  • NewBlacksmurf
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    MurderMostFoul wrote: »
    NewBlacksmurf wrote: »
    2. There is literally no information on what decisions ZOS will or has made as well as after those decisions, what results will apply to the Xbox one. It's extremely inaccurate to suggest the Xbox one x is getting the same as the PS4 pro without any ZOS remarks on the matter.

    FYI, as I stated earlier in this thread:
    MurderMostFoul wrote: »
    ZOS has confirmed an update for Xbox1X:

    https://www.windowscentral.com/elder-scrolls-online-getting-upgraded-project-scorpio-year

    Rich Lambert has stated,

    "I think we're going to be in for the same kinds of things [with the Project Scorpio version] that we did with the PS4 Pro. So visual stability will be up there. We'll probably have the same types of visual bells and whistles."

    @MurderMostFoul

    Aside from how often his statements become misguided or lies.....

    "I think"
    "Same kinds of things...." he's talking very ambiguous..."probably have"

    He's not the one who actually does the work, he just is who we hear from.
    So IF they just offer what's on the PS4 Pro then it only proves that ZOS is who many of us say they are

    Lazy money grabbing devs...shrug...

    But it appears they aren't according to a recent article

    "Elder Scrolls Online Runs at 4K@30FPS on XB1X with Additional Graphics Fidelity over PS4 Pro"




    Edited by NewBlacksmurf on June 16, 2017 9:57PM
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  • MLGProPlayer
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    DonWalking wrote: »
    And finally, No, the Xbox One X still isn't better than PCs, it may be able to compete with SOME PCs but the majority of high class gaming PCs still outrank the Xbox One X.

    Consoles are always designed using mid-range PC GPU equivalents since anything else is cost-prohibitive. Unfortunately, by the time a console is released, these are already outdated and can be placed in the "low end" rung. This is why consoles will always lag behind PCs.
    Edited by MLGProPlayer on June 16, 2017 8:56PM
  • MLGProPlayer
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    Darkdex wrote: »
    I'm not sure if I'm going to buy XOX just for ESO... Buy if we can run Trials SMOOTHLY in that system.. well, maybe i'll buy it.

    You can't run trials smoothly on PC, let alone any console.

    This is just a limitation of the game's engine. It's bound to a single CPU core.

    Unless ZOS rebuilds the entire game engine from scratch (which they're never going to do since it's the equivalent of developing an entire new game), trials are always going to be a slide show.
    Edited by MLGProPlayer on June 16, 2017 8:59PM
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    MurderMostFoul wrote: »
    Fallen_Ray wrote: »
    Where in reality's name have I mentioned ESO in there?

    Basically here:
    Fallen_Ray wrote: »
    The highest resolution the PS4 Pro Can Achieve is 1440P.

    Your statement clearly applies to every game. I'm just trying to control the spread of misinformation. ESO is native 4k on PS4 Pro, as are other games. Those games, and more, will be native 4k on Xbox 1X.


    Lol I don't see ESO in those words
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  • MLGProPlayer
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    Foreverxghosty wrote: »
    Honestly, no this does not compare to some powerful gaming PC that someone spent over $3000 to build. The Xbox One X was designed to give console gamers a PC like feeling of having a powerful beast within their homes so they did not have to go and spend over $2000 to build or abandon their friends on their console. I tried playing on PC for ESO and honestly in my opinion PC players are way too pampered with addons and sorts. Console at this moment has only delivered problems on ESO when trying to play the content. ZoS this is your time to step it up, and take advantage of all the hardware that in Xbox One X because if you do not they will lose more than have of their community to Destiny and Black Desert Online for Consoles.

    You can easily build something many times more powerful than the XB1X with $1000-1500 (depending on your currency).
    Edited by MLGProPlayer on June 16, 2017 9:43PM
  • MurderMostFoul
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    @Fallen_Ray
    Fallen_Ray wrote: »
    The highest resolution the PS4 Pro Can Achieve is 1440P.

    Your statement includes every game. You did not need to expressly state ESO in order for it to be included in your claim.

    “There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.”
  • MLGProPlayer
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    It will be running 4k at 30 fps with "improved graphical fidelity" (which I'm guessing means high or ultra settings).
    Edited by MLGProPlayer on June 16, 2017 9:44PM
  • MurderMostFoul
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    MLGProPlayer wrote: »
    It will be running 4k at 30 fps with "improved graphical fidelity" (which I'm guessing means high or ultra settings).

    Now that's a juicy tidbit!
    “There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.”
  • KingJ
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    MLGProPlayer wrote: »
    Foreverxghosty wrote: »
    Honestly, no this does not compare to some powerful gaming PC that someone spent over $3000 to build. The Xbox One X was designed to give console gamers a PC like feeling of having a powerful beast within their homes so they did not have to go and spend over $2000 to build or abandon their friends on their console. I tried playing on PC for ESO and honestly in my opinion PC players are way too pampered with addons and sorts. Console at this moment has only delivered problems on ESO when trying to play the content. ZoS this is your time to step it up, and take advantage of all the hardware that in Xbox One X because if you do not they will lose more than have of their community to Destiny and Black Desert Online for Consoles.

    You can easily build something many times more powerful than the XB1X with $1000-1500 (depending on your currency).
    So spend 3 times as much money for no reason got it.
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