PS4 graphics

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Originally Posted by Anera

playing on PS4 you get 30fps to 20 fps but if you use to high-end PC fps like 60+ fps you see the differences

graphics quality
PC 10
PS4 9

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I'd rate PS4 a 9.5. It handles shading and lighting a bit better than the current DX9 PC version.

As for the framerates, that's not quite true. You do get up to 60fps on the PS4 version, though in a place like Revenant's Toll on a busy day it'll drop to the mid 20's.

Thanks for all the advice guys, I'll give the PS4 a shot!

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Originally Posted by Hippo

Thanks for all the advice guys, I'll give the PS4 a shot!

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Go for it. For a console, I'm pretty impressed with how well it handles this game at present. Time will tell if this level of quality is sustainable, though. :)

Looking to get a SSHD where to get one from that's compatible.

Also from 1-10 how much improvement will it be and about how much?

Before I spend the cash. Hopefully if helps for all games online and offline it should be worth it.

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Originally Posted by Danbo05

You get bigger boobs on PS4. At least, that's what IGN's comparison video showed me.

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Minfilla certainly has better features in 1080p. :p

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Originally Posted by Legend_

Looking to get a SSHD where to get one from that's compatible.

Also from 1-10 how much improvement will it be and about how much?

Before I spend the cash. Hopefully if helps for all games online and offline it should be worth it.

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Relevant to my interests tech guru's halp.

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Originally Posted by Legend_

Looking to get a SSHD where to get one from that's compatible.

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Because I'm crazy, I spent $300 and put a 500GB Samsung EVO SSD into my PS4. It works. And I must give kudos to Sony for making it extremely simple to install and configure an aftermarket drive.

As far as performance increase, most places you look on the internet will tell you it isn't worth it, because you won't see too much when it comes to booting up the PS4 or launching games. Maybe you'll get a 10 second improvement here and there.

However, there's more to playing games than just starting them up. And where a SSD really shows its stuff is, for example, load times when changing areas in FFXIV. It's much MUCH quicker. Area transitions on my PS4 are now faster than they are on my PC, which is also using a SSD.

Was it worth $300? I dunno. I don't regret it, and certainly one can go for a smaller drive for less money. But keep in mind that the game requires 35GB, and that's only gonna get bigger over time.

Well the game is capable of more then 30 fps on PS4 just sort of a last minute decision i suppose to lock it to 30 fps.

http://www.dualshockers.com/2014/02/...o-heat-issues/

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Originally Posted by Maero

Fairly certain the Producer had said it runs closer to that of a PC so above 30fps for sure.

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Yeah, he said they found it can run up there around 80-100 fps, but they programmed in a 60fps cap for stability purposes (and to probably keep our PS4s from melting).

Yeah my bad i just changed it with the actual link.
Melting would be bad, lol