Darn, the regular PS4 version doesn't seem to run that well IMO

Not at all what I was talking about. Let's try this again, I'll slow down. Ps4 can't handle frostbite at 1080, but xbox can at 900. Nothing to do with ease of development. It is all to do with sony valuing it's marketing strategy over your gameplay experience.

Sure let's blame Sony for having the more powerful console..... Frostbite needs to get better if they can't run games at 1080p. 

Uncharted 4 successfully runs 1080p at 30 fps. I don't own a gaming PC but saw my friend playing Battlefront on his (it was Alienware) and I thought Uncharted 4 was far superior in terms of textures and detail. There's really no excuse for having sub par performance on the PS4. 

It depends on how you buy it, you think you pay less on pc due to steam sales, but when you have the psplus the sales are also good to buy digitally. oh and also you can trade your physical game for up to thirty  canadian dollars if the game is recent enough,

If I want to buy two games that are new, like full price 80 canadian dollars. If I pay them on pc, I would pay 160 canadian dollars. On console I can trade both of these game quickly and get 60 dollar back (10% more if I have the eb cards), something I could not get on the pc.

And also they can sell game for really cheap in stores. At one point I bought metal gear rising on the ps3 for 5 dollars in an eb games, do you know what the price is right now on steam for that game? 33 canadian dollars and it has not dropped for a long time. Even if you wait for a sale (which may takes months and months) at best you would get it for 8.25 dollars, and that is if the game come down at 75%, sometime its more of an 50% reduction or even less.

I have a good pc and a console and I am regularly on steam and its far being that less expansive on steam, you think you spare money when the game drops at 75% the price, the thing is in stores sometimes the game has been that price for a very long time or is barely higher than the price of the steamstore. Sometime you may save by buying on pc but that is far from being always the case.

If I sell you a tool and the price is 10 dollars, you would say "that is 10 dollars not interested", If the price written on the other hand is 10 dollars because it is 75% reduction from 40 dollars there is a higher chance you will be interested because you think the real price is higher. But in fact it is not, like REALLY not, that is the same fucking tool but it LOOKS because of the "reduction".

And steam is doing that when it is selling meteal gear rising at 75% reduction, it makes you think you are saving money but in fact that game is certainly not worth 33 dollars and not even 8 dollars at this moment, but the 75% reduction makes you think its more valuable than it is.

Dark souls 3 runs at 1080p and 30 fps on ps4 and it has a better framerates than the xbox one version that runs at 900p.


Its just the lack of optimisation from the developper, many games can run at 1080p and 30 fps on the ps4 and xbox one console fine if they are done well enough.

You will crash if you can't properly install mods or just they conflict with each other, I almost never have such issues (well maybe at first when I started modding 11 years ago)
I got MEA for 29.99$ so yeah, and I do care about highest/ultra settings without blurry/dofed image, personal preference. 
And please don't tell me what I can and what I can't post.

Thanks, I know I will have a good one

Game Informer had some outright lock ups on their stream using the Xbox One and Reiner specifically called out the frame rate drops. 

Again though, one needs to know the resolution of the monitor and the actual settings. It being alienware doesn't imply that it's actually running in 4k at ultra. Alienware tends to be overpriced for what you get(building your own custom PC will never not be the best way to go).

Uncharted 4 actually did appear to have some performance issues as well on the PS4(albeit not as many as other games and they hide it with things like motion blur), even as an exclusive which is naturally going to be better optimized than a multi-platform game. So do games like The Witcher 3 which doesn't run on Frostbite.

They target 30 FPS at 1080p like ME:A does, but the PS4 can't actually maintain it during times of intense action. Especially when you've got a lot of transparency effects being rendered which are a huge drain on GPU resources.

It's not just Frostbite suffering this. It's most games that aren't being developed exclusively for the PS4 and thus the developers can't just devote all optimization to the PS4 version of the game.

Noted.

Jumping right in with default Scott Ryder and the hairstyle I know you love so much. 




No, no, I was careful with that, it's just that DAO on PC can be horrendous with that memory leak, plus some heavy mods, and the shit is shat. 

But I thought PC games were much cheaper? Which edition did you get? I'm curious now. Retail deal here, even if I already have in the digital store.

It's not personal, just found funny how self pleased you were because of supposedly issues for a platform you don't even game, it feels like you want it to fail, what do consoles have that makes you stay on edge?

It's not terribly surprising that there are some games where the PS4 can out perform the Xbox One, due to developers being able to spend more time optimizing one platform over another.

Although looking up Dark Souls 3 which the game does seem to run better on PS4, there does still seem to be some performance issues when there are a lot of things going on. Especially when transparency effects show up.

Though my understanding is that they've also done a bit of post-launch performance patching to improve matters.

Lmao, sure. People want to game an unplayable mess. Okden.