\ "Blood and Wine \" graphics got better? (The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt)
Has anyone tried to compare the graphics, for example, while in Velen, and then move to Toussaint?I play The Witcher on PC in 1080p at all ultra high, with all the chips and goodies.
While in Toussaint, and then moving to Velen, I began to notice that the quality of the graphics varies. Not to say that in one place the graphics are poor, and in another beautiful, no! She looks gorgeous there and there. But to be honest, it's more pleasant for me to be in Toussaint.
I noticed that in Toussaint there are brighter colors and colors. Other objects, be they people, buildings, or landscapes, are somehow softer or something made. Shadows, lighting, everything is somehow soft and pleasant to the eye.
But as soon as I moved to Novigrad, I had the feeling that I had a slightly different game in front of me. Fewer colors, not in terms of brightness, but in terms of saturation, as everything looks a little faded and poorer. And yet it feels like someone twisted the sharpness to the max. There is no that pleasant smoothing that is present in Toussaint.
I'm not complaining, everything suits me, I'm just wondering if the graphics are really a little different, or have I inspired all this?
And in Toussaint there are simply mesmerizing landscapes. Especially when you are standing on a hill, and the whole game world is scattered around you. Houses, villages, this palace, everything is visible, colors are beating, music is playing. Indeed, it is as if you find yourself in a fairy tale, whether it be day or starry night.
Podvipodvertov hmm
cd projekt red themselves stated that they improved graphene only in blood and wine (i.e. in tusent)
evil.burmistroff
Lighting has changed in almost all regions, the graphics have changed accordingly
Podvipodvertov
It's not about the graphics. Toussaint has a different atmosphere, more pleasant
I don't know how in Toussaint, but in Novigrad my FPS dropped to 16-23. It's not realistic to play at all ...
Anyone else, my eyes are watery from a nod. Everything somehow looks brightly motley, like at a children's party.
urban.kalabanovich
Not) I felt more at ease in Toussaint, Toussaint gives a rest - after the gloomy and gray locations of the original.
Podvipodvertov
Sharp does not work in Tussent, and therefore, switching regions you see a difference and a softer picture.
As for me, cartoonishness is characteristic of the entire game as a whole, regardless of the region.
The variegated colors are attributed to the southern region. In rainy, foggy weather, there are almost no differences.
And I like it more in Toussaint, maybe someone will make a weather mod for all locations, otherwise it's disgusting because of the rain, I got sick of turning it off through the console. The only negative of Toussaint is the darkness in the rooms.