I would like a game that was well optimised. Something that plays well on a variety of systems rather than a super computer sized mega rig. It would be a smart move anyway because the masses are buying graphics on board laptops anyway..
I play stuff on an 2013 MBP with intel Iris Pro. So basically graphic on board. And while its not comparable to a proper GPU (company of heroes 2 is not going to happen bootcamp or not) its still good.
My point being that computers are doubling in power every five minutes and soon we will have deep thought style computers in our coffee mugs. But that seems to be an excuse to create massively bloated resource hog games.
I would have thought a canny developer would make something that has decent playability across a lot of hardware. So Fallout 3 can just about work on an HD4000 and happily on an HD5000. Maybe Fallout4 could too...
There's always going to be a cut off point though, and logically that will tie in with console releases. The days of games pushing cards that were top end 6 months ago are long gone (thank fuck), but a bit of progress is good.
FO4 is on the way, don't panic.
Whose panicking? It's just they've been teasing Fallout 4 for nearly for half a decade now, and there's been "news" posts were aren't news but wild speculation, fan homages, conspiracy theories and outright bullshit.
Sort of like when someone bumps a Fallout thread and you get excited and open the page to discover that theres no actual news of any substance.
Epona you don't know anyone who's guilty of doing that to me do you?
Er.. this thread has been active for a few days, don't accuse me of bumping it!
Fallout 4 is on the way, that I know for 99.9% certain, my only worry is about whether it will be as good as I want it to be (which fills me with fear).
Fallout 4 vs Cyberpunk 2077
The race is
It does look very very shiny. But the thing is everything in trailer just it makes it look like a rip off. The music sounds like a rip of Tom Yorke's solo output, and the images from the trailer are a complete rip off Bladerunner (naked sexy cyborg? Check. Some kind of cyborg hunting guy with a over large hand gun? Check. Bladerunner style hoover police cars? Oh thats a big check.) Don't get me wrong I've been a fan since the Cyberpunk 2020 RPG, but that game didn't have a original bone in it's body.
I'll check it out though. One of the many things I loved about the Fallout Games is how wonderfully originally the whole series was. Starting from the alternative 19040s where the transistor was never invented, and how American ending up a hundred years cold war with China, a society which some how ended up a culturally stagnate Mc Carthy esque limbo where music and fashion cultural worldviews all locked into a perpetual 1950s twilight. As they end up with robots and ray guns that look like something from Hugo Gernsback. I love the whole post apocalypse retro futurism vibe from the game. That and the Vaults, the psychotic Stanford experiment if it was created by Josef Menegele thing is just a well that the writers can still tap for the new fallout game and they can come up with completely fresh new ideas.
I love the whole Fallout world but in particular fallout new vegas. The Rat Pack meets Mad Max, Meets cheesey sci fi B movie villains and robots, with Oceans eleven casino heists added by holograms, mutants, and undead gouls. With Sci Fi super weapons, the whole Legion of Casear neo fascism, with lashing of John Ford western themes, and letting you play a Sergio Leone style anti hero (okay I may be overdoing this), and the whole game was just very funny.
One things I always disliked about the Cyberpunk games (going back the the RPG) is that it took it's self very very very serious. Almost to the point of being Poe faced.And that trailer with all the slow moe set to some kind of faux Tom Yorke ain't changing my opinion. Even if it is very pretty. I remember the gaming manual for 2020 had random quotes from The Who songs for some reason that eluded me to this day.
Which why if you asked me to pick between Shadowrun and Cyberpunk and I'd always gone with the game that lets me play as the Cybernetic Orc Street Samurai every time thank you.
So to me, Fallout 4 or Cyberpunk 2077. Fallout everytime.
Er this thread was started two years ago. The latest bump is speculation about the fact that someone posted on Linkedin that they allegedly worked on the Trailer for Fallout 4. So best case scenario is that Fallout 4 is coming but it could be a year away, best case scenario.
I dunno I've had my heart broken before.
It does look very very shiny. But the thing is everything in trailer just it makes it look like a rip off. The music sounds like a rip of Tom Yorke's solo output, and the images from the trailer are a complete rip off Bladerunner (naked sexy cyborg? Check. Some kind of cyborg hunting guy with a over large hand gun? Check. Bladerunner style hoover police cars? Oh thats a big check.) Don't get me wrong I've been a fan since the Cyberpunk 2020 RPG, but that game didn't have a original bone in it's body.
I'll check it out though. One of the many things I loved about the Fallout Games is how wonderfully originally the whole series was. Starting from the alternative 19040s where the transistor was never invented, and how American ending up a hundred years cold war with China, a society which some how ended up a culturally stagnate Mc Carthy esque limbo where music and fashion cultural worldviews all locked into a perpetual 1950s twilight. As they end up with robots and ray guns that look like something from Hugo Gernsback. I love the whole post apocalypse retro futurism vibe from the game. That and the Vaults, the psychotic Stanford experiment if it was created by Josef Menegele thing is just a well that the writers can still tap for the new fallout game and they can come up with completely fresh new ideas.
I love the whole Fallout world but in particular fallout new vegas. The Rat Pack meets Mad Max, Meets cheesey sci fi B movie villains and robots, with Oceans eleven casino heists added by holograms, mutants, and undead gouls. With Sci Fi super weapons, the whole Legion of Casear neo fascism, with lashing of John Ford western themes, and letting you play a Sergio Leone style anti hero (okay I may be overdoing this), and the whole game was just very funny.
One things I always disliked about the Cyberpunk games (going back the the RPG) is that it took it's self very very very serious. Almost to the point of being Poe faced.And that trailer with all the slow moe set to some kind of faux Tom Yorke ain't changing my opinion. Even if it is very pretty. I remember the gaming manual for 2020 had random quotes from The Who songs for some reason that eluded me to this day.
Which why if you asked me to pick between Shadowrun and Cyberpunk and I'd always gone with the game that lets me play as the Cybernetic Orc Street Samurai every time thank you.
So to me, Fallout 4 or Cyberpunk 2077. Fallout everytime.
Indeed. They're supposed to have fixed that now but I got the update the other day and still CAN'T READ THE TEXT!!!I expect they're using the Skyrim engine, which was just fine on last gen. And they'll have been making it for a good long time now. But, it depends on what the money people say, and whether they think it's worth releasing on last gen. The difficulties in providing both last gen and new gen support at a good level are numerous. You just have to look at the utter omnishambles that is Dragon Age: Inquisition on last gen machines (cc. Chick Webb)
I dont think they can. Ive read somewhere that said theyve said they've done call they can with the old a
Engine. Both Skryrim and New Vegas were buggy. The character animation for faces was pretty poor. It would make sense that if the are making fallout 4 to use a new engine and make it for the new consoles. Im not a huge gamer and don't pretend to know anything, most of what I'm saying comes from reading articles that float around whenever fallout 4 rumours start to drop, and from talking to my brother