brandonv516 wrote: »First impressions of a single game that has not even been optimized yet.
Sounds fair.
FGS dont you people READ!!!
this was a first impression of an xbox one x, with NO other changes and NO update... i even said IT WILL BE DIFFERENT WHEN THE GAME UPDATES
Now why this is was interesting for me - and i assume other people, as they may be running older xboxs and were wondering what the difference is between old and new, if nothing else changed but the hardware.
WHEN THE UPDATE ARRIVES, A PROPER IMPRESSION CAN BE GIVEN
does that make it any clearer?
I have said this before and I will say it again if you brought the xbox One X for ESO you wasted your money.ok so got home, downloaded, then had to pop out. just got in.
so far , ive managed about 10 mins.
the game has crashed 4 times.
ive had to quit it because of "unusually long loading times" so is now rebooting for a 5th time.
the water looks great.
the draw distance is improved.
the load times if they have immproved , its not noticable
it SEEMS a little smoother.
otherwise, everything else looks EXACTLY the same as what it did on my old xbox over the xb1x.
right now, im thinking the xb1x is a huge waste of money.
I have said this before and I will say it again if you brought the xbox One X for ESO you wasted your money.ok so got home, downloaded, then had to pop out. just got in.
so far , ive managed about 10 mins.
the game has crashed 4 times.
ive had to quit it because of "unusually long loading times" so is now rebooting for a 5th time.
the water looks great.
the draw distance is improved.
the load times if they have immproved , its not noticable
it SEEMS a little smoother.
otherwise, everything else looks EXACTLY the same as what it did on my old xbox over the xb1x.
right now, im thinking the xb1x is a huge waste of money.
ok so got home, downloaded, then had to pop out. just got in.
so far , ive managed about 10 mins.
the game has crashed 4 times.
ive had to quit it because of "unusually long loading times" so is now rebooting for a 5th time.
the water looks great.
the draw distance is improved.
the load times if they have immproved , its not noticable
it SEEMS a little smoother.
otherwise, everything else looks EXACTLY the same as what it did on my old xbox over the xb1x.
right now, im thinking the xb1x is a huge waste of money.
Twohothardware wrote: »ok so got home, downloaded, then had to pop out. just got in.
so far , ive managed about 10 mins.
the game has crashed 4 times.
ive had to quit it because of "unusually long loading times" so is now rebooting for a 5th time.
the water looks great.
the draw distance is improved.
the load times if they have immproved , its not noticable
it SEEMS a little smoother.
otherwise, everything else looks EXACTLY the same as what it did on my old xbox over the xb1x.
right now, im thinking the xb1x is a huge waste of money.
There's no way it looks the same as it did on your old xbox or even close to it. Not if you're using a 4k monitor or TV. I know because I've been playing on a PS4 Pro for the last year and it's a very noticeable upgrade in visuals going from a blurry 1080p to 4k. And the X1X even has additional graphics settings turned up beyond the Pro.
That's good can't wait to play Halo 5 and gears on the 1x.ESO issues is with the code and the devs optimization of the game.I have said this before and I will say it again if you brought the xbox One X for ESO you wasted your money.ok so got home, downloaded, then had to pop out. just got in.
so far , ive managed about 10 mins.
the game has crashed 4 times.
ive had to quit it because of "unusually long loading times" so is now rebooting for a 5th time.
the water looks great.
the draw distance is improved.
the load times if they have immproved , its not noticable
it SEEMS a little smoother.
otherwise, everything else looks EXACTLY the same as what it did on my old xbox over the xb1x.
right now, im thinking the xb1x is a huge waste of money.
fortuantely, i didnt- but i think your point is very valid.
exeeter702 wrote: »Tbh i was a bit jealous when the specs were revealed for the one x. Making me wish sony waited a bit longer. But i belive it was intended, as sony is going to anounce a new PS model around Q2 next year.
People think its going to be a "ps5" of sorts but that is a major confusion and misinterpretation. Generation console entries for the most part are not a thing anymore.
What is happening, is we have reached a point where diminishing returns is kicking in on graphical fidelity to the point where the gap between 2 generations of consoles' graphiclal evolution is shrinking. To the point where a stand alone next gen console has less and less to really offer as time goes on. This is screen tech in color production and resolution are now front seat. Couple this with the standard architecture powering consoles now is basically mini pcs in the box which means game devs can easily more than ever before, create their game with a wide range of graphical scaling to accommodate which console it will be played on.
The next PlayStation is simply going to be another one x with some more muscle, or added features, thus it will simply play games at a visually superior setting while still belonging to this "generation" of the avaialble video game library. I dont belive they will call it a ps5 as that would confuse casual consumers in thinking that it is an entirely new platform which it most definitely is not going to be.
Twohothardware wrote: »ok so got home, downloaded, then had to pop out. just got in.
so far , ive managed about 10 mins.
the game has crashed 4 times.
ive had to quit it because of "unusually long loading times" so is now rebooting for a 5th time.
the water looks great.
the draw distance is improved.
the load times if they have immproved , its not noticable
it SEEMS a little smoother.
otherwise, everything else looks EXACTLY the same as what it did on my old xbox over the xb1x.
right now, im thinking the xb1x is a huge waste of money.
There's no way it looks the same as it did on your old xbox or even close to it. Not if you're using a 4k monitor or TV. I know because I've been playing on a PS4 Pro for the last year and it's a very noticeable upgrade in visuals going from a blurry 1080p to 4k. And the X1X even has additional graphics settings turned up beyond the Pro.
Sorry, but it Just does. remember - the ps4 is a different beast to the xbox.
i wouldnt say its that much improve at all to be hoenst. now been playing an hour.
i have to say , the water is AMAZING. much better. the draw distance, meh, its ok.
the FPS is battles is much better than it was.
the close up stuff, pretty much all the same.
the crashign seems to have calmed down (probably due to it just being busy) - although theres a weird bug im getting with combat numbers.
Twohothardware wrote: »ok so got home, downloaded, then had to pop out. just got in.
so far , ive managed about 10 mins.
the game has crashed 4 times.
ive had to quit it because of "unusually long loading times" so is now rebooting for a 5th time.
the water looks great.
the draw distance is improved.
the load times if they have immproved , its not noticable
it SEEMS a little smoother.
otherwise, everything else looks EXACTLY the same as what it did on my old xbox over the xb1x.
right now, im thinking the xb1x is a huge waste of money.
There's no way it looks the same as it did on your old xbox or even close to it. Not if you're using a 4k monitor or TV. I know because I've been playing on a PS4 Pro for the last year and it's a very noticeable upgrade in visuals going from a blurry 1080p to 4k. And the X1X even has additional graphics settings turned up beyond the Pro.
Sorry, but it Just does. remember - the ps4 is a different beast to the xbox.
i wouldnt say its that much improve at all to be hoenst. now been playing an hour.
i have to say , the water is AMAZING. much better. the draw distance, meh, its ok.
the FPS is battles is much better than it was.
the close up stuff, pretty much all the same.
the crashign seems to have calmed down (probably due to it just being busy) - although theres a weird bug im getting with combat numbers.
The combat numbers bug is becouse you play on a 1080p screen, its the same on PRO , to fix this go to your console settings find the Video Output options and set it from Auto(or 2160p) to 1080p this will fix your combat numbers issue .
Twohothardware wrote: »Twohothardware wrote: »ok so got home, downloaded, then had to pop out. just got in.
so far , ive managed about 10 mins.
the game has crashed 4 times.
ive had to quit it because of "unusually long loading times" so is now rebooting for a 5th time.
the water looks great.
the draw distance is improved.
the load times if they have immproved , its not noticable
it SEEMS a little smoother.
otherwise, everything else looks EXACTLY the same as what it did on my old xbox over the xb1x.
right now, im thinking the xb1x is a huge waste of money.
There's no way it looks the same as it did on your old xbox or even close to it. Not if you're using a 4k monitor or TV. I know because I've been playing on a PS4 Pro for the last year and it's a very noticeable upgrade in visuals going from a blurry 1080p to 4k. And the X1X even has additional graphics settings turned up beyond the Pro.
Sorry, but it Just does. remember - the ps4 is a different beast to the xbox.
i wouldnt say its that much improve at all to be hoenst. now been playing an hour.
i have to say , the water is AMAZING. much better. the draw distance, meh, its ok.
the FPS is battles is much better than it was.
the close up stuff, pretty much all the same.
the crashign seems to have calmed down (probably due to it just being busy) - although theres a weird bug im getting with combat numbers.
What kind of 4K display are you using and do you have 4k enabled in the game and on your TV/monitor?
The combat numbers bug is becouse you play on a 1080p screen, its the same on PRO , to fix this go to your console settings find the Video Output options and set it from Auto(or 2160p) to 1080p this will fix your combat numbers issue .
cant see this, in the xbox its set to 1080p and theres nowhere in eso. any pointers?
The combat numbers bug is becouse you play on a 1080p screen, its the same on PRO , to fix this go to your console settings find the Video Output options and set it from Auto(or 2160p) to 1080p this will fix your combat numbers issue .
cant see this, in the xbox its set to 1080p and theres nowhere in eso. any pointers?
Than you are stuck with the bug if it still persist even when the output resolution is set to 1080p.
However on PS4 pro we have one other solution , i hope you will have similar for XboX X so there it is.
1: We Turn off our console and unplug the HDMI cable
2: Turn on the console
3: We connect with Playstation Remote play from our PC to the console
4: Start ESO :
5: Go to Eso settings 》Video》and change it from 1080p enchanced to 4k!!.
This will fix the combat numbers bug , however before doing the whole procedure you must Synchronice in advance your PC with your new xbox X while its connected to the TV and after that start from point 1: .
The combat numbers bug is becouse you play on a 1080p screen, its the same on PRO , to fix this go to your console settings find the Video Output options and set it from Auto(or 2160p) to 1080p this will fix your combat numbers issue .
cant see this, in the xbox its set to 1080p and theres nowhere in eso. any pointers?
Twohothardware wrote: »The combat numbers bug is becouse you play on a 1080p screen, its the same on PRO , to fix this go to your console settings find the Video Output options and set it from Auto(or 2160p) to 1080p this will fix your combat numbers issue .
cant see this, in the xbox its set to 1080p and theres nowhere in eso. any pointers?
In ESO you go to Options then Video and under Display there should be a new setting to choose 1080 or 4k. Your Xbox should also be showing 4k.
What monitor or TV are you using? You may need to enable something in the displays settings to get the option for 4K. On my LG 4K monitor I have to go into the Picture settings and turn on "HDMI ULTRA HD Deep Color".
Twohothardware wrote: »The combat numbers bug is becouse you play on a 1080p screen, its the same on PRO , to fix this go to your console settings find the Video Output options and set it from Auto(or 2160p) to 1080p this will fix your combat numbers issue .
cant see this, in the xbox its set to 1080p and theres nowhere in eso. any pointers?
In ESO you go to Options then Video and under Display there should be a new setting to choose 1080 or 4k. Your Xbox should also be showing 4k.
What monitor or TV are you using? You may need to enable something in the displays settings to get the option for 4K. On my LG 4K monitor I have to go into the Picture settings and turn on "HDMI ULTRA HD Deep Color".
The lazy devs put the option to be visible only when you are using 4k tv , the choosing options are hidden if you are connected to 1080p screen.
exeeter702 wrote: »Galenus_of_Pergamon wrote: »exeeter702 wrote: »Galenus_of_Pergamon wrote: »ESO in 4k HDR on PS4 Pro on a high end Sony TV is breathtaking. I buy Microsoft and Sony products. I hope Xbox One X gives its purchasers an equal, if not better, ESO performance with those 6 teraflops and all of that RAM!
Sorry but breathtaking is a bit of an exaggeration.... tboe only people that would consider eso at 4k via ps4pro on an hdr tv (4k mode has none of the graphical improvements) are those rhat have never seen true high fidelity visuals cranked up in pc hardware.
This is not some pc masterace comment. In fact i spend most of my time on my ps4 account vs my pc account. But visually, eso on the pro at 4k is hardly "breathtaking".
Breathtaking is a relative term. Staring at the northern lights aurora in East March took my breath away. Therefore, it is breathtaking to at least me.
Also, PS4 Pro is 4k Native when not in 1080 enhanced....
www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/25857
I forgot to specify eso is the exception. I dont believe there is a single game witb pro support outaide of eso that runs at native 4k. Simply becuase most traditional AAA games are far more involved visually than mmos are. Whereas XBOX has on record at least 2 AAA games running at native 4k.
Twohothardware wrote: »The combat numbers bug is becouse you play on a 1080p screen, its the same on PRO , to fix this go to your console settings find the Video Output options and set it from Auto(or 2160p) to 1080p this will fix your combat numbers issue .
cant see this, in the xbox its set to 1080p and theres nowhere in eso. any pointers?
In ESO you go to Options then Video and under Display there should be a new setting to choose 1080 or 4k. Your Xbox should also be showing 4k.
What monitor or TV are you using? You may need to enable something in the displays settings to get the option for 4K. On my LG 4K monitor I have to go into the Picture settings and turn on "HDMI ULTRA HD Deep Color".
Twohothardware wrote: »The combat numbers bug is becouse you play on a 1080p screen, its the same on PRO , to fix this go to your console settings find the Video Output options and set it from Auto(or 2160p) to 1080p this will fix your combat numbers issue .
cant see this, in the xbox its set to 1080p and theres nowhere in eso. any pointers?
In ESO you go to Options then Video and under Display there should be a new setting to choose 1080 or 4k. Your Xbox should also be showing 4k.
What monitor or TV are you using? You may need to enable something in the displays settings to get the option for 4K. On my LG 4K monitor I have to go into the Picture settings and turn on "HDMI ULTRA HD Deep Color".
I turned this on. Yet still no options menu in eso to enable 4k...
exeeter702 wrote: »Tbh i was a bit jealous when the specs were revealed for the one x. Making me wish sony waited a bit longer. But i belive it was intended, as sony is going to anounce a new PS model around Q2 next year.
People think its going to be a "ps5" of sorts but that is a major confusion and misinterpretation. Generation console entries for the most part are not a thing anymore.
What is happening, is we have reached a point where diminishing returns is kicking in on graphical fidelity to the point where the gap between 2 generations of consoles' graphiclal evolution is shrinking. To the point where a stand alone next gen console has less and less to really offer as time goes on. This is screen tech in color production and resolution are now front seat. Couple this with the standard architecture powering consoles now is basically mini pcs in the box which means game devs can easily more than ever before, create their game with a wide range of graphical scaling to accommodate which console it will be played on.
The next PlayStation is simply going to be another one x with some more muscle, or added features, thus it will simply play games at a visually superior setting while still belonging to this "generation" of the avaialble video game library. I dont belive they will call it a ps5 as that would confuse casual consumers in thinking that it is an entirely new platform which it most definitely is not going to be.
Consoles are slowly morphing into PC's, with smaller updates on a yearly or biennual schedule.
It was bound to happen. For years consoles have adopted PC like operating systems, connectivity and more and more powerful hardware and PC's have adopted the ability to be in the living room, connect to big screens etc...
At the same time hardware evolutions are slowing down to the point that consoles are releasing hardware that is no longer multiple generations behind PC's.