yes sir, but you know what i mean like, hopefully some new gameplay elements, and better side missions than dead space remake and i'll be happy
Nope - Because it's the only one of the series I didn't buy/play, thanks to the bad reviews
Well, because that's what it was but it was also a great game in its own right, one that I have a lot of fond memories of playing with my best friend so it's an easy purchase for me. And I never preorder stuff.
Was it a good RE game? No, I think I've already mentioned that here
Took a chance and pre-ordered this (for a good discount) - *please* don't screw it up Capcom
Ok so here's the lowdown, runs really good, maxed everything and enabled ray tracing. no DLSS only FSR 1 and FSR2 but didn't use those as the sharpness is slightly reduced although fps is increased to over 100 in Quality FSR 2. Without any FSR it's around 70fps outside, over 80fps inside. 3440x1440. Looks really crisp, really smooth. No real stutters, couple of minor stutter before entering the house etc but nothing to write about.
Ultrawide supported! But cutscenes are fixed 16:9.
Not my kind of RE game, I remember now why I didn't really finish RE4 before. I much preferred RE3 Remake and Village. The black levels are crushed in this, it is NOT OLED optimised. You can bump the brightness all the way down after setting min/max for white/black, but even still pitch black is not actually pitch black, there's a crushed tone to pure darkness similar to RE2 Remake but not as bad as that. It's passable, but not what I would call OLED perfect like Village and RE3 was.
Oh yeah mouse camera sensitivity by default was way too low, had to max it out and only lower it a bit from max for the aim sensitivity. There is no hardware cursor so there is an ever so slight bit of latency but it's basically a non issue.
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Well, I know for sure I'll enjoy this more than Village or RE3 Remake.
Village wasn't really a RE game either, just tried to masquerade as one and it had a bootload of flaws. It didn't know if it wanted to be an action game or a survival "horror" with braindead puzzles and it had those weird tonal shifts throughout. Some of the sections were super disappointing. And it had Ethan in it
I can play it and have fun no problem but it will always be just a RE4/RE7 hybrid that's worse than either of the two IMO.
RE4 at least knows what it is and I know exactly what I'm getting into so no disappointment here
I'm in for a nice reminder of the good ol' days, the action, and the merchant.
RE3 Remake I would prefer if it wasn't so undercooked. If RE4 Remake doesn't suffer from the same cuts and actually expands on some stuff, then no contest for me. If they butchered it, then we'll see but I can't see it being less fleshed out than 3.
