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Last Gen we only got the one game anyhow.

Wed 8th Mar happy to wait a while for a new company and wouldn’t expect a rapid turn around at all for any future release.

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Hope you enjoy the update and you enjoy the improved shadows. That to me is much more important especially in a racing Sorry for not being excited for everything the devs do. Indeed assuming it's an option I would turn RT off much like I automatically do for motion blur and ambient occlusion etc as that tends to give more consistent fps in most games. However, when racing I am not looking at reflections I am concentrating on apexes & exits (and a bunch of other things but let's keep it simple) in an effort to go faster & not crash. Much hype has been given about on track RT reflections and indeed they look stunning in the trailers and I am sure any replays I post will look equally cinematic. What's the point of upgrading if you are not really going to notice while playing.Īnother example, Forza Motorsport, which is a game I am insanely excited for and is my most anticipated game of the year.

#Halo infinite on xbox one upgrade#

Wed 8th Mar I didn't say it wasn't an upgrade I just questioned the point of adding it in the multiplayer part of the game.So RT in this may make more sense - especially as Forge and those 'creations' could also benefit. Its possible they 'could' separate the MP from Campaigns - similar to what we expect from Sony and the Last of Us - their 'Factions' MP suite seems to be a 'Separate' game from Last of Us 2 where it was once part of the package with the 1st game. H:I MP is 'Free to Play' and 'could' be the 'Long term' MP suite that is carried forward, updated etc with 'Seasons' tying back to Any 'story' based content - similar to how Warzone is tied to the 'latest' CoD.

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Its more like a setting change - 'High' giving the 'best' quality traditional method and 'Ultra' offering RT for the most accurate method - like turning up/down resolution to improve/reduce the 'per-pixel detail' to save or push It's possible that these features will be implemented in their 'next' game and by adding it into their Game now, not only can they get used to working with RT, how 'costly' effects are, how to optimise etc, it gives them experience and knowledge ahead of development - which may save time/money and/or over-promising because they didn't realise how 'difficult' or resource heavy it would end up. Its not as if the game doesn't have Shadows without RT. Its not a 'game-changer' as it (so far) hasn't impacted on Game-play - but does add more 'realistic' lighting 'effects' such as the way Shadows are cast, the accuracy of reflections or light bounce in a scene etc) its an 'upgrade' over Screen Space Reflections, baked in Shadows or using Shadow maps etc. Wed 8th Mar RT is an 'upgrade' on aspects of the lighting in a game.It may not be the worse idea to split competitive multiplayer and campaigns into different releases at this point with different teams or devs supporting each.

#Halo infinite on xbox one full#

MS are full of AAA teams that have strong FPS pedigree at this point and maybe some of them can provide a different perspective. Kind of would like to see MS get 343, who have talent, to try their hand on something else and maybe give another of their developers they’ve acquired from Bethesda (or possibly Activision) a crack at the IP. While Halo campaigns typically don’t get big post release changes, this game felt like it would be different and there was outstanding content promised following what was a chaotic release. Since then local co-ops being dropped, ray tracing which was a major graphical enhancement is multiplayer only and a complete lack of any real post release story content has all been disappointing. Enjoyed the campaign somewhat and was optimistic about this being a platform they said they’d build on. As someone that plays Halo for the campaigns, this has sure been a disappointing release in terms of post shipment support.