Tomb Raider

Dėl žiaurumo sutinku, mačiau daugiau nei keleta vietų kur Larą labai ''skriaudžia''

 

Beje, ar tik man vienam pasirodė jog žaidimas bus lengvokas COMBAT'e? Per 11 minučių GAMEPLAY nei Lara gavo dammage nei ką, o gal tai buvo tik EASY mode?

 

o kada TR zaidimai buvo apie saudyma? cia kaip tik daugiausia manau is visu kol kas daliu veiksmo visokio . jau tik nereikia cia jo. kuo maziau ir isvis galetu nebutu coverinimosi, nes tada labai lengvai zaidimas pereina i "gears" taskykle. uncharted pirmos dalys tom vietom nepatiko visai man.

,,nesuderinamas su PS4

ant kokiu PC zaisim zaidima ir kokius efektus turesim is to, arba neturesim

Lara Croft’s upcoming adventure will feature a number of improvements on the PC. Here’s a full list of advancements players can expect away from the console versions:

 

General:

 

Full integration with Steamworks to offer cloud storage for saves, multiplayer matchmaking, achievements, as well as automatic updates and new content.

Support for Steam Big Picture Mode.

Configurable mouse and keyboard support.

Gamepad support.

 

High-end graphics:

 

Very high resolution textures with up to 16x the amount of data

Detail Tessellation to enhance the detail on many surfaces in the game

Higher quality shadows

High quality bokeh depth of field with near-blur

Tessellation algorithms used to smooth out geometry

Improved cloth, SSAO, quality wetness effects, and post-filter effects.

LOD quality is adjustable for better quality on higher-end machines.

 

Low-end graphics:

 

Crystal want Tomb Raider to run on older systems, unlike many other games they still support Windows XP.

A lot of scalability options to suit a range of machines.

 

Alongside these advancements, full PC specs have also been outed.

 

Minimum system requirements for PC:

 

Windows XP Service Pack 3, Windows Vista,7,8 (32bit/64bit)

DirectX 9 graphics card with 512Mb Video RAM:

AMD Radeon HD 2600 XT

nVidia 8600

Dual core CPU:

AMD Athlon64 X2 2.1 Ghz (4050+)

Intel Core2 Duo 1.86 Ghz (E6300)

1GB Memory (2GB on Vista)

 

Recommended system requirements for PC:

 

Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8

DirectX 11 graphics card with 1GB Video RAM:

AMD Radeon HD 4870

nVidia GTX 480

Quad core CPU:

AMD Phenom II X2 565

Intel Core i5-750

4GB Memory

senukas intel duo ,1gb ram ir sena 8600 gpu. atrodo kad zaidima pasileis tikrai visi norintys.

na jo nauja jauna Lara su gelytem nevaikscios

AMD pristate savo nauja plauku efekta TressFX . ir butent tai padare su Lara . neaisku ar sita realiai palaikys sitas zaidimas ar cia tik show off..bet atrodo graziai bet kokiu atveju

deja zaidime tokiu plauku ji neturi ..dar ..tai tik galima tiketis kad leis ta TressFX panaudot veliau ..

palyginimai standartiniu plauku ir su TressFX tikrai

dat hair ..

Citata

The Science of TressFX Hair

TressFX Hair revolutionizes Lara Croft’s locks by using the DirectCompute programming language to unlock the massively-parallel processing capabilities of the Graphics Core Next architecture, enabling image quality previously restricted to pre-rendered images. Building on AMD’s previous work on Order Independent Transparency, this method makes use of Per-Pixel Linked-List data structures to manage rendering complexity and memory usage.

DirectCompute is additionally utilized to perform the real-time physics simulations for TressFX Hair. This physics system treats each strand of hair as a chain with dozens of links, permitting for forces like gravity, wind and movement of the head to move and curl Lara’s hair in a realistic fashion. Further, collision detection is performed to ensure that strands do not pass through one another, or other solid surfaces such as Lara’s head, clothing and body. Finally, hair styles are simulated by gradually pulling the strands back towards their original shape after they have moved in response to an external force.

Graphics cards featuring the Graphics Core Next architecture, like select AMD Radeon HD 7000 Series, are particularly well-equipped to handle these types of tasks, with their combination of fast on-chip shared memory and massive processing throughput on the order of trillions of operations per second.

blogs.amd.com