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PS4/PS5/PC Horizon Forbidden West
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Coreian
L16: Sensei
Naja, überrascht mich jetzt nicht das sich PS4/5 sehr ähnlich sehen.
Sieht richtig gut aus, finde die Crossgen entscheidung aber aus sicht des PS5 Users immer noch etwas schade, bin mir sicher das es an manchen Stelle noch etwas besser aussehen könnte.
Aber egal, Horizon 2 wird mega
Fanti
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Vielleicht würde etwas mehr gehen, aber dann auch nur im 30fps Mode.
Die 60fps fressen schon einiges an Leistung bei so einer IQ in einem OW Titel.
Sicherlich auf PS5 dann noch bessere Schatten und höhere Weitsicht (LoD) bei weniger PopUps.
Die 60fps fressen schon einiges an Leistung bei so einer IQ in einem OW Titel.
Sicherlich auf PS5 dann noch bessere Schatten und höhere Weitsicht (LoD) bei weniger PopUps.
KrateroZ
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Jupp, wird auf PS4(Pro) auch gut aussehen, aber auf der PS5 in 60fps richtig reinknallen ... wie auch Ghost of Tsushima und God of War
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Sephii
L13: Maniac
Jup GoT sah schon auf der PS4 richtig toll aus. Als dann der PS5 Patch kam mit den 60fps war es aber fast ein neues SpielJupp, wird auf PS4(Pro) auch gut aussehen, aber auf der PS5 in 60fps richtig reinknallen ... wie such Ghost of Tsushima und God of War
Bilder oben sehen gut aus. Meine aber leicht zu erkennen das etwas an Schärfe fehlt zu den Aufnahmen auf der PS5.
Wäre mir aber auch egal. Wenn ein Spiel nicht vollkommen grafisch runtergedrosselt werden muss um 60fps zu erreichen, spiele ich immer lieber mit 60fps statt nativen 4k. Mag zwar vielleicht der gewisse Punch fehlen aber die Spielbarkeit ist mit 60fps einfach eine ganz andere Liga. So sehe ich das zumindest
Coreian
L16: Sensei
Schöner Trailer, mir gefällt die farbenfrohe Spielwelt total 
CoolGamer0815
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Die spoilern wirklich alles
Bevor das Spiel draußen ist, kennen wir alle Gebiete und Maschinen
Aber Holly shit, die Schlange ist wunderschön
KoenigVonBayern
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Cohen
L16: Sensei
Hab noch Platz dank 1TB SSD mit Heatsink.
PS: Da ich auch die PS4 Version lade, bin ich froh auch noch eine externe HDD sngeschlossen zu haben.^^
Fanti
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Game Informer hat Horizon 2 als grosses Cover Thema in der neusten Ausgabe auf satten 12 Seiten!! Die Previews beginnen
www.gameinformer.com
Cover Reveal – Horizon Forbidden West
Aloy heads West, and both her and Guerrilla are navigating the pressure.
www.gameinformer.com
smoki
L15: Wise
infos zum skilltree.
der eher kleine skilltree in teil eins war einer meiner größeren kritikpunkte aber auch in dem bereich hat man sich gut weiterentwickelt.
spiel wird ein kracher
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weitere infos.
(6 different play styles):
-Warrior(melee)
-Trapper(placing/disarming traps)
-Hunter(ranged weapons)
-Survivor(health/resources)
-Infiltrator(stealth)
-Machine Master(hacking)
You can mix them. Them have between 20 to 30 skills(some passive and active).
You have a special skill(valor surge) at the end of skill tree of your stye, that after fill the meter you can activate.
This is the one we saw in the demo
You can boost skills to higher level and combine them with the outfits(this gives you bonus as well).
-Warrior(melee)
-Trapper(placing/disarming traps)
-Hunter(ranged weapons)
-Survivor(health/resources)
-Infiltrator(stealth)
-Machine Master(hacking)
You can mix them. Them have between 20 to 30 skills(some passive and active).
You have a special skill(valor surge) at the end of skill tree of your stye, that after fill the meter you can activate.
This is the one we saw in the demo
You can boost skills to higher level and combine them with the outfits(this gives you bonus as well).
der eher kleine skilltree in teil eins war einer meiner größeren kritikpunkte aber auch in dem bereich hat man sich gut weiterentwickelt.
spiel wird ein kracher
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weitere infos.
-Fighting alongside NPCs happens more often, and they can now sometimes throw out ammo for you
-Bristlebacks can unearth scrap and it embue it with elemental material, then throw it at the player
-Cinematics have been fully upgraded with new facial animations and motion capture
-"Acid arrows" are now a thing, presumably Acid is now a new elemental type
-Petra is back!!! Still as flirty with Aloy as ever
-New side content known as "Melee Pits" can be found in towns. They offer challenges to test your skills and teach you new melee combo attacks and how to chain them together. Sounds kinda like some kind of fighting arena?
-Side quests have better rewards to help make them more meaningful for players. So you are more likely to get cool items like new weapons or armor for beating side quests
-The new Workbench mechanic is where you go to upgrade weapons and armors. There's a bigger focus on requiring machine parts in this game, so whenever you upgrade you almost always need to hunt for a specific machine part.
-Upgrading is explained briefly: for example, the Common Bow has three level of upgrades. Each time you upgrade it at the workbench, the stats get better and you may unlock a new ammo type. For example, upgrading the common bow lets you use Acid Arrows. So it sounds like instead of having to buy the new rarity of bow in order to access new ammo types like you did in Zero Dawn, now you can upgrade weapons to increase ammo capabilities.
-Outfits can be upgraded 3 to 5 times. Upgrading them improves resistances and also increases the skill boost it provides (for example, if you have an armor that improves the "Passive Health Regen" skill, it increases it by a further percentage)
-A new NPC named Alva becomes one of Aloy's new friends in Forbidden West. Supposedly Alva is a member of a "mysterious new tribe" so maybe Utaru and Tenakth aren't the only new players in FW
-Bristlebacks can unearth scrap and it embue it with elemental material, then throw it at the player
-Cinematics have been fully upgraded with new facial animations and motion capture
-"Acid arrows" are now a thing, presumably Acid is now a new elemental type
-Petra is back!!! Still as flirty with Aloy as ever
-New side content known as "Melee Pits" can be found in towns. They offer challenges to test your skills and teach you new melee combo attacks and how to chain them together. Sounds kinda like some kind of fighting arena?
-Side quests have better rewards to help make them more meaningful for players. So you are more likely to get cool items like new weapons or armor for beating side quests
-The new Workbench mechanic is where you go to upgrade weapons and armors. There's a bigger focus on requiring machine parts in this game, so whenever you upgrade you almost always need to hunt for a specific machine part.
-Upgrading is explained briefly: for example, the Common Bow has three level of upgrades. Each time you upgrade it at the workbench, the stats get better and you may unlock a new ammo type. For example, upgrading the common bow lets you use Acid Arrows. So it sounds like instead of having to buy the new rarity of bow in order to access new ammo types like you did in Zero Dawn, now you can upgrade weapons to increase ammo capabilities.
-Outfits can be upgraded 3 to 5 times. Upgrading them improves resistances and also increases the skill boost it provides (for example, if you have an armor that improves the "Passive Health Regen" skill, it increases it by a further percentage)
-A new NPC named Alva becomes one of Aloy's new friends in Forbidden West. Supposedly Alva is a member of a "mysterious new tribe" so maybe Utaru and Tenakth aren't the only new players in FW
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