Exploring Eorzea Part 2 Video

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Originally Posted by Goufunaki

La Noscea, you're BEAUTIFUL!
Beach party launch day!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...f?t=1369351878

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Would be awesome if Rammstein were at the beaches in La Noscea. Everything else looks amazing and I can't wait to explore it with my 1.0 characters.

Sorry for being such a negative nancy :p
but the video is kinda bad quality; which makes it unprofessional.
they should have tried to optimize graphic settings a bit, to get closer to 60FPS.

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Originally Posted by Solace

Nice, thanks. :)
I wish they were in 1080p though. :(
710 will have to do. :P

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Cause PS3 is 720, not 1080 :) would look weird if PC version was 1080, and PS3 was 720 (in the trailer)

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Originally Posted by Abriael

Did you count the frames?

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really? it's very choppy.
I mostly played on budget cards, and generally played most games in 20-30FPS, and this video looked as crappy, or worse than that.
try pausing the vid, while PS3 clips are rotating cam:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...r_wheel%29.jpg

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Originally Posted by alexhatesmil

I don't get it. Where's all the screen tearing and abysmal frame rates for the PS3 version?

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https://imageshack.us/scaled/medium/62/interlace.jpg
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...r_wheel%29.jpg
The PS3 Astalicia/Bismark part is kinda low FPS....maybe you should look at some 60fps videos, and then look at the trailer again :)

If there was any doubt left that Limsa Lominsa/La Noscea would be the best areas, it's gone. A built in tropical getaway, FFXI crabs, waterfalls, water temples, BEACH CHAIRS, bikinis, bright blue waters and skies.

Yeah... have fun playing in the forests and the deserts. I'm going tropical!

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Originally Posted by Radacci

really? it's very choppy.
I mostly played on budget cards, and generally played most games in 20-30FPS, and this video looked as crappy, or worse than that.
try pausing the vid, while PS3 clips are rotating cam:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...r_wheel%29.jpg

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That's an interlacing issue, not a framerate issue. It has nothing to do with performance, but simply with the capture card/interlacing used to capture and encode the video.

The large difference in video quality between PC and PS3 is that capturing PC is just a matter of software, and can be captured directly. PS3 needs to pass via a capture card, with an inevitable loss in quality.

Add to that the fact that youtube has a LARGE problem with videos that include variable framerate (and moving between PC and PS3 the framerate does vary, because PS3 is limited to 30fps) and there's your problem.

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Originally Posted by Kagato

If there was any doubt left that Limsa Lominsa/La Noscea would be the best areas, it's gone. A built in tropical getaway, FFXI crabs, waterfalls, water temples, BEACH CHAIRS, bikinis, bright blue waters and skies.

Yeah... have fun playing in the forests and the deserts. I'm going tropical!

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I totally agree!

*Jaws drop @Highbridge and Odin sighting*

PS3's still be optimized though.

I've watched this about 15 times now. Man..

I also thought Odin would be slightly bigger.

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Originally Posted by Pwnagraphic

PS3's still be optimized though.

I've watched this about 15 times now. Man..

I also thought Odin would be slightly bigger.

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http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m8...gl4so1_400.jpg

You really can't make quality judgements by this video. In general, YouTube compresses them to a muddy mess. Also, the artifacts posted above sometimes are on both PC and PS3, and sometimes not even on PS3. Here's 2 pan frames from each and you can see what I mean. And every frame throughout those pans was equally double-imaged. Only the speed of the pan changes the distance between double images.

http://img801.imageshack.us/img801/4...ur2compare.jpg

http://youtu.be/T3e6Wy19jbo