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Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain
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dunno lah
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Can your GPU use the DSR feature? It apparently upscales the resolution up to 4k which, in MGS5's case, improves draw distances and even texture resolution. If you can, try it out and please post some pics to verify this.
Simply magnificent port...if it could be called that; this runs, looks and plays better than 90% of the engines designed for PC
Having a problem here; my PS3 controller is beign detected and a generic usb dual controller but the Controls are all screwed up, tried X360ce both the 32 & 64 versión and while both can be configured they dont seem to work in game. I tried the same fixes that worked for Watch Dogs and The Evil Within but simply no dice...
Any advice would be more than welcome
Having a problem here; my PS3 controller is beign detected and a generic usb dual controller but the Controls are all screwed up, tried X360ce both the 32 & 64 versión and while both can be configured they dont seem to work in game. I tried the same fixes that worked for Watch Dogs and The Evil Within but simply no dice...
Any advice would be more than welcome
Phage
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The port IS good, but I should forewarn everyone that it is fairly CPU intensive. If you have a strong GPU and a mid/low end CPU, you will get some bottlenecking. Also you can turn off a lot of the post processing effects like DoF if you want - things arguably look better without them, but that comes down to personal taste.
The size of the mission is simply breathtaking, considering this also runs on 360/PS3.
Also, there's actual good gameplay, in a Kojima game! HA!
Also, there's actual good gameplay, in a Kojima game! HA!
dunno lah
Arcane
It pisses me off that they had to combine all the post-processing effects into "Screen Filtering". I want those PC-exclusive water reflections without that DoF and Bokeh crap...
Every MGS game had solid gameplay (pun intended). Yeah, there are tons of cutscenes, but the gameplay was always top notch for its time.
Tehdagah
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Isn't the PS4 version at 60fps?
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Eurogamer reports 60 FPS is easily achievable with more powerful rigs than mine.
My processor is most likely the bottleneck here. http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2014-metal-gear-solid-v-ground-zeroes-pc-face-off
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peace walker was a bit annoying with the wifi hotspots grind for godsoldiers, though, and the map segments were too small.
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OK, so a lot of people use the term 'pac-man' stealth for MGS1-2, in fact, even I use that term, but the pac-man stealth, especially in 2, is very well done.
It's fine on my rig (i7 2600 2.40 GHz, GTX670, 16GB ram), I'm playing with all ultra settings flares galore, and I didn't measure FPS, but it's not an issue so far. But the thing that i hate the most is Kiefer Suterland. Nothing against him, but looks like I'm playing Jack Bauer.
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Kiefer Sutherland is a brilliant actor but I also have a problem with him being in the game. He isn't suited to play this character. I'm hopeless when it comes to Metal Gear lore, but wasn't Snake played by someone else?
It reminds me of when Ubisoft announced Michael Ironside wouldn't be playing Sam Fisher any more in the Splinter Cell games, and people went crazy.
I do kinda miss the raspy David Hayter voice but in Peace Walker it was laughably bad. It's probably a good thing Kiefer is replacing him.
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Yeah, it made sense with MGS4 because that version of Snake had been fucked by accelerated aging, but the he kept it up with Peace Walkee and it became obvious he couldn't really do any other variation anymore.
I didn't mind that they swapped VA's, but I do kinda wish they kept Hayter on with Ground Zeroes and swapped with The Phantom Pain, just using damage to the vocal cords from smoke inhalation and advanced aging as an excuse or something.
I didn't mind that they swapped VA's, but I do kinda wish they kept Hayter on with Ground Zeroes and swapped with The Phantom Pain, just using damage to the vocal cords from smoke inhalation and advanced aging as an excuse or something.
The problem is that just as David Hayter's voice become one with Snake's voice, the same can be sad about Kiefer and Jack Bauer. I'm always thinking that I'm listening to Bauer when I play Ground Zeroes. Hayter wasn't that bad in PW. He should have dialed back on the gritty voice a little, but it was still 100% Snake.
dunno lah
Arcane
It's not that he can't do another variation anymore. It's more like he's just a damn idiot who thinks that's how Snake should sound like. That old Metal Gear fan remake trailer clearly shows that he can still do the old (or should I say young) voice.
Personally, I've always thought that John Cygan should've been the VA for Big Boss.
The problem is not the replacement, the problem is to cast kiefer when they could use anyone else less famous, or even someone famous with a voice that matched david hayter. Kiefer is famous in a similar role (jack bauer is a badass agent).
In the case of splinter cell, michael ironside left and sam fisher sounded young in blacklist, but at least the guy had a similar kind of voice and was an unknown.
Another example is batman arkham series, in which kevin conroy and mark hammil left the voiceovers in the 3rd game (arkham origins), and they were replaced by Roger Craig Smith and troy baker respectively, and they sounded very much like their predecessors, to the point that if you don't care about voice actors, you would hardly notice the diference. Roger Craig smith voiced Ezio Auditore in assassin's creed series, and I could only here and there glimpse a similarity.
The point is that when you have a more famous actor replacing an unknown person (david hayter is a nobody for non MGS fans), these guys won't humble themselves aknowledging work of these previous nobodies. When a famous leave, the nobodies emulate their voice because that's their job.
In the case of splinter cell, michael ironside left and sam fisher sounded young in blacklist, but at least the guy had a similar kind of voice and was an unknown.
Another example is batman arkham series, in which kevin conroy and mark hammil left the voiceovers in the 3rd game (arkham origins), and they were replaced by Roger Craig Smith and troy baker respectively, and they sounded very much like their predecessors, to the point that if you don't care about voice actors, you would hardly notice the diference. Roger Craig smith voiced Ezio Auditore in assassin's creed series, and I could only here and there glimpse a similarity.
The point is that when you have a more famous actor replacing an unknown person (david hayter is a nobody for non MGS fans), these guys won't humble themselves aknowledging work of these previous nobodies. When a famous leave, the nobodies emulate their voice because that's their job.
St. Toxic
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This thread made me aware that the teaser was out; just "finished" the mission, solid little game. Says I'm 10% in, but what do the other 90% consist of?
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