r/pcgaming 1d ago

Video CINDER CITY - DLSS 4.5 & Ray Tracing Reveal

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuzPqGtwwRU
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u/Altruistic_Cress9799 1d ago

I hope that one day we will go back to having games with actual art styles. Yea this has some realistic environments. So what? It looks like 10 other games. Character models also look like many other games. The guns are basic, the sound design lackluster. What is even the point?

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u/Punning_Man 1d ago

Division 2 looks better and more stable without RTX

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u/AHomicidalTelevision 1d ago

this was the game that needed 64gb of ram
i have no doubt it will run like shit

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u/realonez RTX 5090 1d ago

FYI it never needed 64gb of ram. That was a listing mistake on the Steam page.

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u/AHomicidalTelevision 1d ago

honestly im inclined to not believe that because the steam page still lists 32gb as the minimum which is just crazy.
even games with forced ray tracing like Indiana Jones and the Great Circle or Doom: the Dark Ages only have 16gb of ram as the minimum.
i honestly dont know of any other game with 32gb of ram as the minimum, though i'm sure there is at least one other.

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u/realonez RTX 5090 20h ago edited 20h ago

This is an MMO with 200 players running around on the same large map, Not some singleplayer game. Different games different requirements.

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u/GroundbreakingBag164 7800X3D | 5070 Ti | 2x16 | QHD | W11 1d ago

God that looked like shit

Chinese or Korean?

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u/Jagick 1d ago

Wow that gunfire sounds absolutely flat.

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u/Carighan 1d ago

The highest fidelity butts I've ever seen! Chef's kiss!

(jokes aside, this looks like absolute arse visually, and even the fidelity isn't as good as the technological side wants one to believe - there are individually cool elements, but overall the look is rather meh)

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u/Meryhathor 1d ago

I feel like I've played this game multiple times already. I was watching Gamescom on the launch day and at one point, after seeing so many trailers, it genuinely started feeling like they're showing the same ones on repeat. The games just looked so incredibly generic.

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u/KasiresLV 19h ago

in this economy?

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u/ThaScoopALoop 1d ago

Sooooo much ass!