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Living to Play
I am actually talking abov the details. I have played borderlands and have completed it. Yes it was fun. In rage each and every bullet has a impact on the foe to which they react so weapons feels powerful.
I have played Borderlands 3 times now. RAGE has a minor hit-detection issue. I noticed it this morning. I was on a mission in which Dan handed me a Sniper and asked me to destroy the barricade to a specific location. When I reached there, there were about half-a-dozen bandits. The guy with the rocket launcher was my first target and I couldn't get him even after emptying an entire clip on him, which was ridiculous. I even got a clear head-shot at one point, but the next thing you know, he's still dandy and kind enough to greet me with another rocket. A few others had to take around 3 sniper rounds before they finally went down. Borderlands has endless variety of weapons, each with different amount of impact/mods/elemental damage attached to it. Tkin would be happy to list them out.I am actually talking abov the details. I have played borderlands and have completed it. Yes it was fun. In rage each and every bullet has a impact on the foe to which they react so weapons feels powerful.
Doesn't look good. What about story and gameplay?
HARDOCP - Introduction - RAGE Gameplay Performance and Image Quality
If you are undaunted by the heaps of negative attention this game received at launch and you want to play RAGE anyway, you'll want to do so with an NVIDIA video card for the very best in performance and image quality. It ultimately matters very little as the difference in the gameplay experience was just not that pronounced, but NVIDIA GPUs gave us consistently higher performance even with less expensive video cards. The AMD video cards we used performed well too, but were simply outclassed. If you want to play RAGE on a budget, the Radeon HD 6870 and the GeForce GTX 560 Ti would be great choices. If your budget isn't so lean, pick any current-generation $200 USD+ video card and it's a good bet you'll get the best this game has to offer.
EDIT- never got to play Borderlands for more than an hour, thats probably the reason Im enjoying Rage.
Low-Detail Textures
RAGE is awash with low-detail textures. Some objects appear very blurry, while some look basically OK. Characters look better than anything else, and almost all objects look bad up close.
The following screenshots depict some examples we spotted when playing RAGE.
Are they so bad?Mega Texturing as a concept has promise. Its implementation in RAGE, however, is problematic. While we are on no account experts in texturing technology, we know low-resolution textures when we see them. Many objects look fine from a distance in RAGE, but when viewed at point blank they offer no more detail than they did at 20 paces. Sure, many (or most) of them have a lot of texture compression artifacts to show up close, but that isn't really a good thing. Regardless of how cool or effective (or ineffective) the technology behind the textures is, if the textures themselves are bad, the technology can be perceived as bad. And if RAGE is a good example of what Mega Texturing can do...well...it looks bad. There is no simpler way to put it.
Are they so bad?
They're worst!
So id has gone the other way this time: Doom 3 - superb graphics, swallow game. Rage - solid game, bad graphics.
Is it like that?
The Good
Impressive artistic design
A host of charismatic characters
Enjoyable array of weapons and items
Speedy and gratifying vehicular action.
The Bad
Numerous visual bugs
Inconsistent textures
Story isn't strong enough to make you care about the primary conflict.
I'm never said the weapons are under-powered. The game has a hit-detection issue, which means, at times it won't register a shot, even though you aimed it accurately. This doesn't happen all the time, just on rare occasions. It was even mentioned in the Game Trailer review.Also as Ethan said , the weapons are underpowered (i'm referring the sniper mission ) which kills most of the fun.
Nope its not like that at all. Rage has terrific graphics which rivals most dx 11 titles in the market. Opengl graphics at its best. Some texturing issues here and there. No big deal as hardocp puts it.
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I'm never said the weapons are under-powered. The game has a hit-detection issue, which means, at times it won't register a shot, even though you aimed it accurately. This doesn't happen all the time, just on rare occasions. It was even mentioned in the Game Trailer review.