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Veltom
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This is the first forum post I've ever done so sue me if it isn't perfect. I'm looking for a more realistic gaming experience. To make this short and sweet, I see videos and tutorials of virtual environments that look borderline INSANE. But I have yet to see a platform release or have an interactive game or environment that can be used by the public. I'm more than willing to invest in a platform that will be able to play and process these games. I'm not talking about "The Dive" or some futuristic gaming platform that will revolutionize the gaming industry. Just a photo realistic game that can be interacted with on a detailed level and half decent content. Any suggestions or opinions on how far away we are from achieving this? |
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IVY_MiKe
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Uhh, walk outside? I can’t tell you when that game you’ve not talked about, or that platform that wasn’t mentioned will exist. This is usually how a Gamer would find reference for this kinda stuff. ... I’m principally being a dick because of your poorly formed question. By definition, a ‘game’ removes quite a lot of the realistic expectations from an experience, and to put it simply, because it isn’t ‘fun’. Getting back to the your question a little more specifically, the ‘photo real’ stuff is happening right now, though you’re still going to need to sit in front of a computer to use it. So there’s no ‘realism’ in that... If you’re after a great simulation, I can thoroughly recommend Bohemia Interactives ‘Arma’ or ‘Operation Flashpoint’ franchises; I’ve never felt a game more truly recreated the quote “war is 99% boredom, 1% sheer terror” more faithfully. I’ll leave you with this. It’s a short film that was made in UE4 There isn’t something like this in a ‘realistic game’ because those terms are generally at odds with each other. That and because people crafting stuff in these engines are artists, and generally, a well formed and executed piece of art is going to be more interesting than pouring hours of effort into making a game ‘realistic’ that lacks any narrative, experience, or story to drive it. |
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demon
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Location: Brisbane, Queensland
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division 2
amazing looking game based in post-apocalyptic washington. with a decent pc & all the settings on max it looks very realistic. people's faces still look frozen & cold... but the environments look superb. |
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Vash
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Escape from Tarkov. Hit up twitch and check it out. Or YouTube. It's probably one of the most Hardcore realistic shooters out there atm. It also doubles as a looter shooter along with RPG elements. It can be brutal on new players though, as you lose everything you've taken, or found, in each 'raid'. Though, if you're looking for a realistic single player experience it probably isn't what you're after. Division 2 is good but i wouldn't call it realistic. It sure looks nice though. |
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Steve Farrelly
AusGamers Editor
Posts: 8244
Location: Sydney, New South Wales
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Red Dead Redemption 2 with the HUD removed will give you a 'realistic'-esque gaming experience and if you have a 4K TV that supports HDR, Xbox One is the platform of choice as it runs natively at 4K and has the largest, seamless open-world of this generation (ie no load times from one end of the map to the other) |
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Twisted
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I'm more than willing to invest in a platform that will be able to play and process these games.I am working on a title right now. Let me put you in touch with my finance people. If you can just send them your details (givemeyourmoney69@gmail.com) that would be great. |
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