NewBlacksmurf wrote: »Not worth the wait because they still have the HDR issue of oversaturated colors.
NewBlacksmurf wrote: »Not worth the wait because they still have the HDR issue of oversaturated colors.
My TV (an LG OLED) has several HDR picture modes. Usually when using my Series X I use the Game mode, but for ESO I use 'technicolor expert' mode and drop the Color setting a few notches to compensate. It's not ideal, but it's a quick toggle to go between that mode when playing ESO and Game mode for my other Series X HDR games.
And I am *loving* having a 60fps option that still has SSGI and high-res textures, draw distance etc. For the laziness factor I've always liked the idea of playing ESO on a console vs my PC, but the graphics have been so inferior that I've stuck with my PC. With this release I think I'll be able to happily play on my Series X as well.
NewBlacksmurf wrote: »Not worth the wait because they still have the HDR issue of oversaturated colors.
My TV (an LG OLED) has several HDR picture modes. Usually when using my Series X I use the Game mode, but for ESO I use 'technicolor expert' mode and drop the Color setting a few notches to compensate. It's not ideal, but it's a quick toggle to go between that mode when playing ESO and Game mode for my other Series X HDR games.
And I am *loving* having a 60fps option that still has SSGI and high-res textures, draw distance etc. For the laziness factor I've always liked the idea of playing ESO on a console vs my PC, but the graphics have been so inferior that I've stuck with my PC. With this release I think I'll be able to happily play on my Series X as well.
VoodooPlatypus wrote: »Wait, what?
Are these replies exclusively coming from XBOX users or did I miss whatever magical update is required to let digital PS5 users download the new version?
I’m still seeing the YOU CAN’T BUY YHIS PRODUCT RIGHT NOW” message when I attempt to download.
NewBlacksmurf wrote: »Not worth the wait because they still have the HDR issue of oversaturated colors.
My TV (an LG OLED) has several HDR picture modes. Usually when using my Series X I use the Game mode, but for ESO I use 'technicolor expert' mode and drop the Color setting a few notches to compensate. It's not ideal, but it's a quick toggle to go between that mode when playing ESO and Game mode for my other Series X HDR games.
Aardappelboom wrote: »Did a quick run through on series X and it looks great, better than what we got on backward compatibility, but in fidelity mode I'm getting input lag I've never had before.
Performance is great and flawless, but I'd like to enjoy fidelity mode as well and right now the input lag is kind of a deal breaker for me to enjoy it.
Hmm. I ran out and killed a few things around Leyawiin without any noticeable lag or problems. Although, I am not really sensitive to lag and FPS drops. Has to be significant before it bugs me, plainly noticeable before I notice it. Maybe it was just not enough to bother me.
Popped in today to see what all the fuss was about. (Yes, there were lots of people in Blackwood)
It looked very nice to me, and things loaded very fast. I am wondering whether this is going to make it to PC or whether we are saddled with arthritic PCs, still.
itscompton wrote: »Popped in today to see what all the fuss was about. (Yes, there were lots of people in Blackwood)
It looked very nice to me, and things loaded very fast. I am wondering whether this is going to make it to PC or whether we are saddled with arthritic PCs, still.
Next gen consoles are playing catch up, if you have a PC with a GPU that can handle the highest settings and a NVMe SSD you should already have the same experience, if not even a bit better still.
itscompton wrote: »Popped in today to see what all the fuss was about. (Yes, there were lots of people in Blackwood)
It looked very nice to me, and things loaded very fast. I am wondering whether this is going to make it to PC or whether we are saddled with arthritic PCs, still.
Next gen consoles are playing catch up, if you have a PC with a GPU that can handle the highest settings and a NVMe SSD you should already have the same experience, if not even a bit better still.
I am also interested in the faster loading screens. The XBox was so fast loading that I barely had time to get up to grab a snack. On PC, I can run several errands and get my teeth cleaned while I wait.
itscompton wrote: »Popped in today to see what all the fuss was about. (Yes, there were lots of people in Blackwood)
It looked very nice to me, and things loaded very fast. I am wondering whether this is going to make it to PC or whether we are saddled with arthritic PCs, still.
Next gen consoles are playing catch up, if you have a PC with a GPU that can handle the highest settings and a NVMe SSD you should already have the same experience, if not even a bit better still.
I am also interested in the faster loading screens. The XBox was so fast loading that I barely had time to get up to grab a snack. On PC, I can run several errands and get my teeth cleaned while I wait.
itscompton wrote: »itscompton wrote: »Popped in today to see what all the fuss was about. (Yes, there were lots of people in Blackwood)
It looked very nice to me, and things loaded very fast. I am wondering whether this is going to make it to PC or whether we are saddled with arthritic PCs, still.
Next gen consoles are playing catch up, if you have a PC with a GPU that can handle the highest settings and a NVMe SSD you should already have the same experience, if not even a bit better still.
I am also interested in the faster loading screens. The XBox was so fast loading that I barely had time to get up to grab a snack. On PC, I can run several errands and get my teeth cleaned while I wait.
I have a pretty beasty gaming PC with a Samsung SSD and loading into Mournhold is 5-6 seconds. I just tested the PS5 enhanced and it's 10 seconds but that's down from 21 when running backwards compatibility from the PS4 version.
itscompton wrote: »Popped in today to see what all the fuss was about. (Yes, there were lots of people in Blackwood)
It looked very nice to me, and things loaded very fast. I am wondering whether this is going to make it to PC or whether we are saddled with arthritic PCs, still.
Next gen consoles are playing catch up, if you have a PC with a GPU that can handle the highest settings and a NVMe SSD you should already have the same experience, if not even a bit better still.
I am also interested in the faster loading screens. The XBox was so fast loading that I barely had time to get up to grab a snack. On PC, I can run several errands and get my teeth cleaned while I wait.
I've noticed a huge difference in loading screens just from the switch to PS5 from the 4 …I cant wait to get home and check out how faster they may be after the enhanced...O.o.
Aardappelboom wrote: »Did a quick run through on series X and it looks great, better than what we got on backward compatibility, but in fidelity mode I'm getting input lag I've never had before.
Performance is great and flawless, but I'd like to enjoy fidelity mode as well and right now the input lag is kind of a deal breaker for me to enjoy it.
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »Aardappelboom wrote: »Did a quick run through on series X and it looks great, better than what we got on backward compatibility, but in fidelity mode I'm getting input lag I've never had before.
Performance is great and flawless, but I'd like to enjoy fidelity mode as well and right now the input lag is kind of a deal breaker for me to enjoy it.
What sorts of input lag are you getting? Could you provide some examples?
VoodooPlatypus wrote: »Wait, what?
Are these replies exclusively coming from XBOX users or did I miss whatever magical update is required to let digital PS5 users download the new version?
I’m still seeing the YOU CAN’T BUY YHIS PRODUCT RIGHT NOW” message when I attempt to download.
PS5 users who play with disc are fine so plenty of people on playstation to comment on performance still
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »Aardappelboom wrote: »Did a quick run through on series X and it looks great, better than what we got on backward compatibility, but in fidelity mode I'm getting input lag I've never had before.
Performance is great and flawless, but I'd like to enjoy fidelity mode as well and right now the input lag is kind of a deal breaker for me to enjoy it.
What sorts of input lag are you getting? Could you provide some examples?