The vertical landscape of the Himalayas isn’t just a gorgeous backdrop, but a playground that encourages the player to fight, hunt and explore, grappling cliffs or launching into the air, plummeting to the valley underneath your feet in a controlled free fall with your wing suit. In Far Cry 4, you’ll conquer fortress outposts from the back of a 6-ton elephant and hit the skies as you rain down explosives from your moving perch in the gyrocopter. Navigating the treacherous landscape, you find your fate increasingly linked to the choices you make because in Kyrat, and every second is a story. You quickly find yourself ensnared in a rebellion to overthrow the thorny regime of Pagan Min, a statesman known as much for his sense of style and charisma as for his cruelty and naked brutality. This bitter and unpredictable country offers visitors opportunity and danger. You become Ajay Ghale, returning to the country of his birth, the this forests and formidable snow capped summits of Kyrat, to fulfill your mother’s dying wish of spreading her ashes. This bitter and Concealed in the monstrous Himalayas lies a country ingrained in tradition and brutality.
There's no argument that a heavily equipped gaming PC is expensive, some people want to pay for that performance, as a result - the PC version can always be better because the ceiling moves.
But if you want to crack 10 seconds, you will have to pay for that performance. Sure, a nice new car with reasonable performance can do a 15 second 1/4 mile. This is like comparing quarter mile times. That's because the console's #1 engineered priority is gaming. but, perhaps someone would rather run at 1440p and 60 fps, with those heavy AA/MS option switched on, or even 4k, now we're in a whole new layer of hardware required.īut, you are completely correct, if your PC is limited by the budget of a console - the console will always win.
so, to be better than console version it would have to run at 1080p and a constant 60 fps (not even diving into the more advanced gfx options that would take it further than the consoles). A lot of people are extremely literal and watch every tiny detail. I think the issue with specs is where to draw the line. Crysis 3 gave my PC some trouble until I tweaked the cfg file and I am exited for Far Cry 4. The GTX 680 is more powerful than any console on the market, but I believe down the line console optimization can push past those limits that constrain the unoptimized PC.īottom line is Far Cry 3 could of looked much better on PC, but it was no slouch.
I still have a GTX 680 which can handle most games on the highest settings 1080p. I want games to push my PC to the MAX while delivering a solid experience. Hopefully that trend will lesson this console generation with better PC and console hardware. With all platforms being considered I understand why UBI does it, and it makes sense to have all platforms look apparently more equal while the PC still excels. They always seem to be down-scaled from what was initially shown or showcased. The thing with UBI that gets me is their promo trailers for PC they never turn out to be so dynamically impressive as the first showcased promo looks.
Don't act like this is your first time you've been a console troll on this sight for a long long time.įar Cry 3 was much better than I anticipated gaming wise and I played it on my PC. You think just because one person has a PC version bug that the game is trash and worthless for everyone which isn't anything close to being true. The PC version is being made better and better by the day with crazy awesome stuff point is you come into every article you can to trash talk PC versions of games which you have absolutely no clue about. Much happier with the PC version than I would ever be with the sub-1080p 30ish fps no AF console versions. "Are you trying to convince me that you are happy with what you got?" That console version is a unoptimized buggy mess also it seems. So if I type in "watchdogs console bugs" into google and find 3 articles then the console version is just as crap as the pc version since if one person has a problem they all do. And really only 2 since one is just from the servers getting hammered the first day which happens on almost any big games release day. Wow 3 random articles about problems that affect a very few people.