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The adventure begins the hardest-day of her life with a phone call from an unknown man. We play as Marianne, a young woman with the rare ability to experience the spiritual dimension and contact the spiritual entities that inhabit it. It is a third-person narrative adventure game with psychological horror elements. The Medium is Bloober Team’s most ambitious and innovative video game to date. We make suggestions for getting the best game’s graphics performance and discuss the effects of using ray tracing and DLSS features. Besides, we show image quality (IQ) comparisons of its quality presets and RTX settings.

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Perhaps you've all just gotten so used to what CoD offers as to no longer appreciate these things.We offer a review of The Medium‘s graphics performance pre and post-Patch 1.1, using its Game-Ready driver with a high-end gaming PC using 1440p resolution. Why do so many people think one has to be oblivious to flaws of a game in order to enjoy the experience offered? I personally don't understand how people aren't able to see the degradation in quality and gameplay experience between Crysis and Crysis 2. So, when the time comes where it's on Sale I can go back and play through it all again and enjoy what can be enjoyed. When I heard that the title screen said 'press start' and saw screenshot comparisons which merely showed improved AA and some better shadowing why would I want to pay $60 for something I could experience from an existing subscription? What's so hard to understand? I have gamefly and play games like this and send them back in unless the PC version is actually improved over the console experience. In other words, it's a game I'd buy on sale. I despise it not being better than the first and would be interested in eventually purchasing the PC version when the quality of the experience it gives is reflected by the price. One actually plays like a tactical sandbox shooter and the others is a dumbed down farce which attempts to bring sandbox elements into small limited areas which are quite linear in how you can approach them. Have you even played the first Crysis? If you compare the two there's no real comparison. One was walking into a corner while the other was looking into a closed room instead of watching the entrance to the room and the stairway. Someone just broke into your installation, merc'd 10 people without you hearing anything, and you're just going to sit on your ass instead of alerting everyone else there? What's the kicker is that there were two of them. Then there's the part of where they'd come to an area, see a host of recently deceased bodies, then claim the area is clear and just go back to casually standing guard. Then there's the times where they were literally walking into a corner.

Ya, it was really awesome when I'd see enemy AI just stand there as I punched out his allies and he was just stating there's an enemy contact and man down. Many of the improvements are subtle in nature, but NeoGAF's Markao created some helpful GIFs that demonstrate the differences between the DX9 and DX11 versions of the game.Īwesome huh. (It should be pretty obvious what that add-on will do!)

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The free 'DirectX 11 Ultra Upgrade' pack adds 'hardware tessellation, parallax occlusion mapping, and several upgrades for shadows, water, particles, depth of field, and motion blur.' An optional 'High Res Textures' pack will also be made available for both DX9 and DX11 users.

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On June 27, Crytek will release a patch (1.9) and a few downloadable add-ons that take advantage of some of DirectX 11's more advanced graphical tweaks. It appears that Crytek is nearly ready to release an updated version of the game, targeted specifically for DX11 cards. Crysis 2 shipped without support for DirectX 11, making the initial launch of the game not quite as cutting-edge as PC enthusiasts would have liked. While the original Crysis has long represented the benchmark of PC gaming, its successor hasn't garnered quite the same reputation.

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