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Estimated Date for Next-Gen-Console-Patch?
Torbschka
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Hey,
can u state a estimated date, when this will happen?
Playing 4k/60fps Demon Souls and Thema coming back to 1080p/30fps ESO is really hard.
All I want is full hd/60fps, I dont even need better graphics, just unlock this fps rate...
can u state a estimated date, when this will happen?
Playing 4k/60fps Demon Souls and Thema coming back to 1080p/30fps ESO is really hard.
All I want is full hd/60fps, I dont even need better graphics, just unlock this fps rate...
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Ilawynde✭✭✭here is previous article https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/552414/official-discussion-thread-for-the-elder-scrolls-online-next-gen-backwards-compatibility-faq#latest
In the meantime Assassins Creed Valhalla is also fun!
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Starlock✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭I doubt they're in much of a rush considering hardly anyone can actually GET the new consoles.16 -
NEMESIS_97✭✭✭Hey,
can u state a estimated date, when this will happen?
Playing 4k/60fps Demon Souls and Thema coming back to 1080p/30fps ESO is really hard.
All I want is full hd/60fps, I dont even need better graphics, just unlock this fps rate...
in 2021 alongside with year long crashing story chapter
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MurderMostFoul✭✭✭✭✭
✭This is the latest I can find regarding next gen console optimizations:
https://bethesda.net/en/article/48jqMEPqNCQiMO8Y8tfIgG/upgrading-doom-eternal-and-the-elder-scrolls-online-to-next-gen
No estimated release date unfortunately. I don't know about PS5, but the Xbox Series X should run the Xbox One X version through backwards compatibility. That at least gives some upgraded visuals, 4K and 30fps.“There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.”0 -
pod88kk✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭My graphics and fps definitely FEEL like they've been upgraded but I just got at 120HZ tv too soooo maybe that's just running things a bit smoother0 -
Unfadingsilence✭✭✭✭✭
✭Thats really sad honestly, they could at least make it 60fps asap...
They announced along time ago before the release of the new consoles that ESO would remain at 30fps lol just like when they tried to release the game on xbox under eso enhanced mode at 4k it just did not work and I told alot of guild members that as well before they ended up buying the new consoles just for 60fps for ESO that it was not gonna happen1 -
MurderMostFoul✭✭✭✭✭
✭Unfadingsilence wrote: »Thats really sad honestly, they could at least make it 60fps asap...
They announced along time ago before the release of the new consoles that ESO would remain at 30fps lol just like when they tried to release the game on xbox under eso enhanced mode at 4k it just did not work and I told alot of guild members that as well before they ended up buying the new consoles just for 60fps for ESO that it was not gonna happen
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ESO is native 4k with Xbox One X enhancements. And currently, that is the version ran on Xbox Series X, so you get native 4k on the new consoles. Works without issue.
I entirely expect them to go to 60fps with the next gen optimization. Because the game is already in 4K, there's not much more they can do regarding graphics improvement/optimizations, other than increased frame rate.“There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.”3 -
Dark_Lord_Kuro✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭My guess is along the 2021 chapterEdited by Dark_Lord_Kuro on December 26, 2020 2:59PM0 -
itscompton✭✭✭✭✭
✭Still nothing on it?
Considering I can run the PC version with everything maxed at native 4K and get 30 fps on a low end 4gb AMD Rx 570 I'd certainly expect the next gen consoles to be able to run the game maxed at 60 pfs since they have 2-3X the graphics processing power and a lot more VRAM memory that has a higher bandwidth.Edited by itscompton on December 26, 2020 4:18PM3 -
MurderMostFoul✭✭✭✭✭
✭Xbox 1x graphics at 60fps would be enough for me, but Id be happy with any other bells and whistles
“There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.”1 -
pod88kk✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭I think the fact that they have to cater to the day one Xboxs that some people still use is the main limiting factor here1 -
itscompton✭✭✭✭✭
✭I think the fact that they have to cater to the day one Xboxs that some people still use is the main limiting factor here
That's the point of the thread. Next-gen consoles are currently running a version of the game with many of the graphical settings dialed down to the equivalent of "medium" on PC and fps are locked at 30 so it will run on base PS4 and Xbox.
Sometime in the next year PS5 and Series X will get dedicated versions of the client program that should allow them both to run everything at the highest settings at 60FPS, so those of us on next gen are pretty eager to know exactly when.
PS4 version
PC version
Edited by itscompton on December 30, 2020 7:52AM1 -
Gythral✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭12th of Never
“Be as a tower, that, firmly set,
Shakes not its top for any blast that blows!”
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MurderMostFoul✭✭✭✭✭
✭itscompton wrote: »I think the fact that they have to cater to the day one Xboxs that some people still use is the main limiting factor here
That's the point of the thread. Next-gen consoles are currently running a version of the game with many of the graphical settings dialed down to the equivalent of "medium" on PC and fps are locked at 30 so it will run on base PS4 and Xbox.
Sometime in the next year PS5 and Series X will get dedicated versions of the client program that should allow them both to run everything at the highest settings at 60FPS, so those of us on next gen are pretty eager to know exactly when.
PS4 version
PC version
Remember, currently the PS5 and the Xbox SX run the enhanced PS4 Pro and Xbox 1X versions respectively. So at least they are running better versions of ESO then base last gen consoles.“There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.”0 -
itscompton✭✭✭✭✭
✭MurderMostFoul wrote: »itscompton wrote: »I think the fact that they have to cater to the day one Xboxs that some people still use is the main limiting factor here
That's the point of the thread. Next-gen consoles are currently running a version of the game with many of the graphical settings dialed down to the equivalent of "medium" on PC and fps are locked at 30 so it will run on base PS4 and Xbox.
Sometime in the next year PS5 and Series X will get dedicated versions of the client program that should allow them both to run everything at the highest settings at 60FPS, so those of us on next gen are pretty eager to know exactly when.
PS4 version
PC version
Remember, currently the PS5 and the Xbox SX run the enhanced PS4 Pro and Xbox 1X versions respectively. So at least they are running better versions of ESO then base last gen consoles.
The Pro and 1X versions have the same graphical settings as the base consoles (which are the equivalent of medium settings on PC) just rendered in 4K instead of 1080P.
As you can see in the pictures the PC version has a lot more detail in the textures, the draw distance is much greater and the more sophisticated (and resource demanding) method of Ambient Occlusion available renders light and shadows much more realistically. From my experience it's the higher AO setting that really makes everything pop and look "next gen" compared to the console versions.
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MurderMostFoul✭✭✭✭✭
✭itscompton wrote: »MurderMostFoul wrote: »itscompton wrote: »I think the fact that they have to cater to the day one Xboxs that some people still use is the main limiting factor here
That's the point of the thread. Next-gen consoles are currently running a version of the game with many of the graphical settings dialed down to the equivalent of "medium" on PC and fps are locked at 30 so it will run on base PS4 and Xbox.
Sometime in the next year PS5 and Series X will get dedicated versions of the client program that should allow them both to run everything at the highest settings at 60FPS, so those of us on next gen are pretty eager to know exactly when.
PS4 version
PC version
Remember, currently the PS5 and the Xbox SX run the enhanced PS4 Pro and Xbox 1X versions respectively. So at least they are running better versions of ESO then base last gen consoles.
The Pro and 1X versions have the same graphical settings as the base consoles (which are the equivalent of medium settings on PC) just rendered in 4K instead of 1080P.
As you can see in the pictures the PC version has a lot more detail in the textures, the draw distance is much greater and the more sophisticated (and resource demanding) method of Ambient Occlusion available renders light and shadows much more realistically. From my experience it's the higher AO setting that really makes everything pop and look "next gen" compared to the console versions.
For Xbox One X, in addition to 4K, you get:
-Upgraded shadows with Screen Space Ambient Occlusion
-Upgraded water reflections
-Increased view distance
(https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/26225)
So the game does look a lot better on a 1X over base Xbox One, and hence equally better on Xbox Series X. Not certain about PlayStation though.“There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.”1 -
ThreeXB✭✭✭✭MurderMostFoul wrote: »itscompton wrote: »MurderMostFoul wrote: »itscompton wrote: »I think the fact that they have to cater to the day one Xboxs that some people still use is the main limiting factor here
That's the point of the thread. Next-gen consoles are currently running a version of the game with many of the graphical settings dialed down to the equivalent of "medium" on PC and fps are locked at 30 so it will run on base PS4 and Xbox.
Sometime in the next year PS5 and Series X will get dedicated versions of the client program that should allow them both to run everything at the highest settings at 60FPS, so those of us on next gen are pretty eager to know exactly when.
PS4 version
PC version
Remember, currently the PS5 and the Xbox SX run the enhanced PS4 Pro and Xbox 1X versions respectively. So at least they are running better versions of ESO then base last gen consoles.
The Pro and 1X versions have the same graphical settings as the base consoles (which are the equivalent of medium settings on PC) just rendered in 4K instead of 1080P.
As you can see in the pictures the PC version has a lot more detail in the textures, the draw distance is much greater and the more sophisticated (and resource demanding) method of Ambient Occlusion available renders light and shadows much more realistically. From my experience it's the higher AO setting that really makes everything pop and look "next gen" compared to the console versions.
For Xbox One X, in addition to 4K, you get:
-Upgraded shadows with Screen Space Ambient Occlusion
-Upgraded water reflections
-Increased view distance
(https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/26225)
So the game does look a lot better on a 1X over base Xbox One, and hence equally better on Xbox Series X. Not certain about PlayStation though.
Yes on Playstation also, the PS4 Pro has an optimized version of ESO which looks a ton better the base PS41 -
itscompton✭✭✭✭✭
✭MurderMostFoul wrote: »itscompton wrote: »MurderMostFoul wrote: »itscompton wrote: »I think the fact that they have to cater to the day one Xboxs that some people still use is the main limiting factor here
That's the point of the thread. Next-gen consoles are currently running a version of the game with many of the graphical settings dialed down to the equivalent of "medium" on PC and fps are locked at 30 so it will run on base PS4 and Xbox.
Sometime in the next year PS5 and Series X will get dedicated versions of the client program that should allow them both to run everything at the highest settings at 60FPS, so those of us on next gen are pretty eager to know exactly when.
PS4 version
PC version
Remember, currently the PS5 and the Xbox SX run the enhanced PS4 Pro and Xbox 1X versions respectively. So at least they are running better versions of ESO then base last gen consoles.
The Pro and 1X versions have the same graphical settings as the base consoles (which are the equivalent of medium settings on PC) just rendered in 4K instead of 1080P.
As you can see in the pictures the PC version has a lot more detail in the textures, the draw distance is much greater and the more sophisticated (and resource demanding) method of Ambient Occlusion available renders light and shadows much more realistically. From my experience it's the higher AO setting that really makes everything pop and look "next gen" compared to the console versions.
For Xbox One X, in addition to 4K, you get:
-Upgraded shadows with Screen Space Ambient Occlusion
-Upgraded water reflections
-Increased view distance
(https://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en-us/news/post/26225)
So the game does look a lot better on a 1X over base Xbox One, and hence equally better on Xbox Series X. Not certain about PlayStation though.
Yes on Playstation also, the PS4 Pro has an optimized version of ESO which looks a ton better the base PS4
Ahh, it's been years since I played the base ps4 version so I guess I was mistaken. However the graphical fidelity you get on a PS4 Pro still falls far short of what maxed PC settings give you. I play PC at 1440P so I can get 60fps with everything else maxed and even with the resolution turned down it puts the visuals of the PS4 Pro version to shame.Edited by itscompton on January 1, 2021 4:50PM0 -
Torbschka✭✭✭✭Didnt play attention to streams news; did they say anything about that? Is it coming at all?0
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LordSarevok✭✭✭✭No info still? Man it's hard to come back to eso after running other games at 60 fps and much better resolution... Guess I will unsub till I hear some info.0 -
Torbschka✭✭✭✭LordSarevok wrote: »No info still? Man it's hard to come back to eso after running other games at 60 fps and much better resolution... Guess I will unsub till I hear some info.
Same, I really love ESO, but hell is it hard to enjoy after playing any decent 60fps console game...
They should just Lock FPS on 60 at least and No Info at all is super concerning.0 -
Stahlor✭✭✭✭✭I feel quite often, that I would be happy with even solid 10fps and you are talking about 60fps.1
