fair enough, no driving games visuals ever impress me that much and driveclub is no exception

Gran Turismo 3 on PS2 is 60fps. I guess that beats DriveClub’s visuals then. You do realize this is a graphics comparison? FPS is not the debate at hand unfortunately for you.

Yeah, they did cut the resolution of the reflections down in car windows. They do appear blocky. Probably to save recources. I’m talking of actual graphics techniques though.

I’ve played it

I don’t think it’s awesome

“Failz indeed LMFAO!”

PC, x1, ps4 wii u, steam OS 5 platforms

It’s cancelled on the last gen consoles?

Poor try kid, I see you like trying to reach and using red herrings, little tip for you, invention isn’t a good argument.

You’ll notice if you’d read that I said tracks, you know the areas you race on, Driveclub has more than basically any other track based racing game too date.
Attention to detail isn’t just focusing on graphical details, the physical attributes of cars is also a part of that, a lot more attention was paid to each car, so their all uniquely distinct from each other.

Also where is DC lacking in features exactly? What’s it missing that other racers have?
Provide some examples, without mentioning the supposed lack of cars, which I’ve already addressed with the point that they are far more accomplished than in any other racer, because of the time spent working on them, obviously there are trade offs too that.
If you churn out cars for your game, without giving a damn about how they feel, look or sound then of course you’re going to get bigger numbers of them, but haters like you won’t do the intelligent thing and take all of the facts into consideration before actually posting a comment.

You make yourself look stupid buddy.

Nah the game isn’t a dud, it’s not the first game to get poorish reviews (a 70 odd average on metacritic isn’t bad) and it hasn’t been reviewed by any gaming media since it had it’s fixes, so obviously those reviews aren’t dealing with how the game is now.

You live up to your name as per usual Failz.

Oh so now graphics = Content now… lol

It’s not global illumination as it uses post processing for lighting instead of GI and you are repeating “Physically based rendering” like a marketing buzzword (Which Codemasters games were using on PC since DIRT 2 with Nvidia I may add).

It’s all smoke and mirrors and not really impressive at all when PC games have been doing it.

Even Eastern European games like Euro Truck Simulator 2 and Spintires have been doing it ages before Driveclub. It would be more impressive if it was 60FPS. But it ain’t. So I guess Sony fanboys are just easily impressed.