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[TKavatar]

For example, Dark Souls 2 had a fancy new dynamic lighting system that was shown off in the trailers and even the beta. But when the game was released, the lighting system had been stripped out and now there are concerns that the PC version will suffer the same fate.

Same goes for Watch Dogs. The 2012 E3 demo was pretty awesome looking, but the PS4 trailer that was released recently...wasn't.

So will DAI be visually downgraded as well? From what we have seen so far, it's looking pretty good (although the polycount on some models seem to be a bit low) but we all know trailers lie. Just look at the Far Cry 3 trailer and demo and compare it with the released PC version for another example.

I just hope the difference in quality between the E3 version and the final game (PC) that I will be playing won't be too much.

[Allan Schumacher]

To be perfectly honest, I actually like that the cross platform development slowed the graphics push.

I used to be a graphics enthusiast going back to the TNT2 Ultra days up until probably the Radeon X1900XTX days. After I got that last card though, I milked that computer until it exploded and I'm welllll beyond "graphics look plenty darn good to me" state. I like it (and am constantly impressed) with newer graphics, but things are pretty good IMO and I can save some money to boot.


(Also, deleted some posts. Talking about how you're convinced that EA is going to turn this game to crap leads me to believe that you aren't actually interested in the game, but are just looking on trolling for laughs which is a violation of forum rules. Note that this isn't a discussion point and if you have any grievances with me doing this to send me a PM).