Frindis
Moderator
It really is. It's got some sort of wonky craziness going on with textures, though, that hurts the framerate and makes 3D Vision all but impossible to use.@Zloth That game looks so beautiful!
Switch it to JPG. It will lose a bit of quality but it will lose a LOT of bytes.Hmm, I had better resolution of the pictures, but when I tried to upload here, I got the message they were too big, so I had to change the size. Maybe you know how to get past that, while also being able to show the full pic?
I love the idea of education mode. The historical settings have always been the AC games best feature if you ask me.It's pretty fun, @Zoid. There's a system where you can pay extra money to get bonuses but I would avoid that like the plague. The game is quite well balanced without getting any bonuses. By the end, I wasn't even bothering to spend my skill points.
Here's something different. The game has an "educational" mode where you can travel around and get little tours about ancient Greece. It's nice for finding out what world treasures you've been clambering up in order to murder people. It's also perfect for getting nice screenshots without getting eaten by bears. I popped up to the northern most edge of the game, selected a point near the southern edge, and used the "autopilot" to follow roads all the way to the southern edge. There were quite a few nice sites along the way. I think I was moving the camera around too much near the start but I calmed it down some as the ride continued.
Pah. Think I'm just going to believe you? Where's the screenshots!?Just 1 hour in the game so far and it is breathtaking!
Thank you so much, yes it's the witcher 3, really amazing game !!!Loving all these beautiful AC Odyssey shots. @Orfeus those are some nice Witcher 3 captures! I especially like the longboat one.
I tried that also, but the photo just keeps looking ugly. The upscaling option is grayed out for me, unfortunately. Funny though, as I get better pictures from Outer Worlds/ESO than in this game.Nvidia editor? I just used the in-game photo mode with a little mod that let me move the camera further away.
The picture looks absolutely fine to me. Assassin's Creed: Odyssey produces a pretty soft image in general, I find. It could be the fairly agressive anti-aliasing doing its thing. Also, dawn/dusk is about the worst time of day to be making screenies in that game. The lighting gets a little too flat sometimes.My first big climb in AC: Odyssey:
I can't seem to be able to use the enhance pic settings through Nvidia Editor, so the picture looks pretty muddy.