Graphics in the game (Deus Ex: Human Revolution)

Yes, and I'm wondering if this is cyberpunk, then everything should be in gray-dull tones? Well, there is orange right there (the ubiquitous color in the game is direct). Regardless of the place, of the events (be it a street, a military base or a night club), absolutely everything is in the same color (hello equilibrium, everyone wore the same there too). and in execution.

mort208356 God-God, Caesar-Caesar. There is no angularity, there is some kind of low-polygonality. Well, the project is multi-platform, which, in principle, can be seen.

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No, if you put very high settings, the polygons will increase noticeably, but then the game lags terribly for me.
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The drawing is good, the graphics itself is ordinary, no frills. It plays well, nothing gets in the way, and therefore the best graphics are not needed.

the graphics are terrible, to be sure

The graphics are great, but the animation is not very good. Especially in dialogues, people move their arms and head too harshly, and the animation is repeated, which is annoying

People, if the graphics were at the level of the 1st Crysis (taking into account the achievements in this area over the past couple of years), then to play without brakes, you would need a PC like: i7-2600K + NVidia 2x580 SLI
Many of you have finances for such a system?

PS Even in Metro 2033, even the 580th does not always give at least 25 fps. And needless to say that the game is not optimized.

DukeOfChaos People, if the graphics were at the level of the 1st Crysis (taking into account the achievements in this area over the past couple of years), then to play without brakes you would need a PC like: i7-2600K + NVidia 2x580 SLI

Dude. I would have had enough graphics at least the level of the first FEAR

. Besides, I played the first Crysis on the e8400 and GTX260. It ran very quickly and did not lag at every step.

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Besides, I played the first Crysis on e8400 and GTX260. It ran very quickly and did not lag at every step.

1024x768 and low quality? I willingly believe.
I mean MAXIMUM quality settings on Dx11 at 1920x1080

Well, what can I argue, there is no friend for taste and color. For me, the graphics are quite normal, the main thing is the plot and the interestingness. Agree, if only the graphics were super duper, and the game was bullshit, then who would play?

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If only the graphics were super duper, and the game was bullshit, then who would play?

She would play a brainless shkolota who, apart from the "cool graph", no longer sees: 0)))

DukeOfChaos People, if the graphics were at the level of the 1st Crysis
DukeOfChaos 1024x768 and low quality? I willingly believe. I meant MAXIMUM quality settings on Dx11 at 1920x1080. I

played at 1680x1050 with maximum graphics settings. Incidentally, the first crisis does not support DX11 incl. no fucking blizzard to drive.

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You learn to read carefully.
About Dx11 and the MAXIMUM settings, I spoke about the subject - i.e. about Deus Ex: Human Revolution

And 1st Crysis supports Dx10

DukeOfChaos 1024x768 and low quality? I willingly believe.
I mean MAXIMUM quality setting on Dx11 at 1920x1080.

You're normal, aren't you? Where is there even a word about Deus Ex? Like - I mean, I just forgot to write? You're a crappy writer.

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"Go away, my slave, you are not interesting to me."

DukeOfChaos You'd better learn how to express your thoughts properly, fucking slave owner.

Guys, your argument will not lead to anything =) We condemn Deus Ex here, do not forget)))

The graphics are certainly not a fountain, but quite bearable. But the optimization is somehow not very happy. fps could be higher.

normal graphics.
PS and in the game you used a graphics engine with a mass effect?

Vladislav ___ PS And the game uses a graphics engine with a mass effect by chance?

The game was created on the Crystal Dynamics engine, on which the games Tomb Raider: Anniversary and Tomb Raider: Underworld were created