Ships Ahoy - PC Ghost Recon: Future Soldier [Jun 26, 2012, 8:03 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Ubisoft announces the Windows edition of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier is now available in North America, offering a PC enhanced edition of the latest installment in the military shooter series. The game is available via digital distribution on the UBIShop, and here's a list of PC features:
- Support DX11 (adding stunning amount of visual details on characters through displacement mapping, as well as some global illumination effects)
- More complex materials (like parallax occlusion mapping or gloss and specular maps)
- Improved dynamic lighting
- Volumetric lighting effects
- Soft shadows
- Improved post-processing with better HDR and motion blur
- Playable with keyboard and mouse, or with wired and wireless X360 pads
- Windows XP patch coming shortly after release
Re: Ships Ahoy - PC Ghost Recon: Future Soldier
Jun 27, 2012, 21:36
Jun 27, 2012, 21:36
Verno wrote on Jun 27, 2012, 09:55:That exactly matches my experience. I picked up ArmA 2 on sale and just found every aspect of it to be off. The graphics are rather sterile, the movement doesn't feel right, the AI is crap, the in-game speech repetitive, the level design bland, the game itself buggy... the only positive thing that can be said is that it runs really smoothly at max settings.
Yeah I made the mistake of ignoring your advice and bought ArmA 2 on sale. Maybe DayZ is cool, I have no idea because I couldn't get past the clunky, floaty controls in ArmA 2. Everything just felt off and made it a chore to play.
I keep seeing people talking about DayZ but all the videos I've seen look absolutely terrible. I honestly have no idea what all the fuss is about. I'm all for realistic, tactical shooters but ArmA 2 plays like ass. I regret buying it.
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