6800 xt vs 3080

[elmariachi]

I feel you need a lot of patience playing Hitman. You can plan however you want, but things may go south when executing the plan. I remember at one point I decided to just go in guns blazing instead of stealth.

I completely agree since I am John Wick kinda FPS player. Hitman 3 tests your patience really but it is a completely different game at the end of the day.

 

[Lastwishes]

Fallen Order was a nice surprise... but largely because expectations were quite low. Looking forward to the sequel. Best Star Wars game I've played since KOTOR, which was a really long time ago. Respawn did a really good job when they took great aspects of other games and combined it into a nice little Star Wars package.

It's been a while since I played any CoD; gave Cold War a shot because it came free with the gpu (and had RTX). Ray tracing was nice, but not something I really paid attention to while in a fire-fight. The campaign was decent, but gave me nasty motion sickness every session; increasing the FOV helped a little.

Was actually excited to play Cyberpunk, but I refunded it after all the launch issues. Maybe will try again in a year or two.

Staring at Hitman 3 too.....

 

[watzup_ken]

Fallen Order was a nice surprise... but largely because expectations were quite low. Looking forward to the sequel. Best Star Wars game I've played since KOTOR, which was a really long time ago. Respawn did a really good job when they took great aspects of other games and combined it into a nice little Star Wars package.

It's been a while since I played any CoD; gave Cold War a shot because it came free with the gpu (and had RTX). Ray tracing was nice, but not something I really paid attention to while in a fire-fight. The campaign was decent, but gave me nasty motion sickness every session; increasing the FOV helped a little.

Was actually excited to play Cyberpunk, but I refunded it after all the launch issues. Maybe will try again in a year or two.

Staring at Hitman 3 too.....

Actually I feel games that are low key or expectations are the ones that really shines. If you look at a lot of these highly anticipated games, they tend to fall flat because the developers are under immense pressure to deliver something and in short deadlines. The same developer for Cyberpunk did very well when they released Witcher. As their fame grew, so is the expectations, and ultimately, you end up with a broken Cyberpunk game. Cyberpunk may have been under development for a few years, but we don't know how much time they took to create the Witcher. May be longer?

Most highly anticipated high expectation titles usually end up being just average at best.

 

[poooooo]

I was playing it earlier. Story was ok. But the driving in the city was crap. I was barely coping at 40fps in low - medium range.

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Hope dying light 2 launch won't be filled with glitch and technical issues. That's the other game I'm looking forward to play this year (hopefully no further delay)

 

[Lastwishes]

Actually I feel games that are low key or expectations are the ones that really shines. If you look at a lot of these highly anticipated games, they tend to fall flat because the developers are under immense pressure to deliver something and in short deadlines. The same developer for Cyberpunk did very well when they released Witcher. As their fame grew, so is the expectations, and ultimately, you end up with a broken Cyberpunk game. Cyberpunk may have been under development for a few years, but we don't know how much time they took to create the Witcher. May be longer?

Most highly anticipated high expectation titles usually end up being just average at best.

Iirc, Witcher 3 was riddled with issues on launch as well. It only really gained the polish it did as time went by. Only difference was that Witcher 3 wasn't as hyped up as Cyberpunk was. Witcher 2 did well, but it wasn't a huge hit with the mainstream crowd. Actually pretty par for the course for CD Projekt Red. Cyberpunk was a victim of its own hype. Too much pressure to release when it wasn't ready.

Playing Fallen Order at launch, the vibe of lowered expectations was quite apparent. There were several factors, one of which was that there haven't been a good Star Wars game for a long time (KOTOR 1 and 2, Jedi Academy, Force Unleashed was really good in their time). But well, it was EA. Pretty much all the Stars Wars games in the recent years felt like cash grabs, and had been riddled with micro-transactions. Expected it to be another cash grab, but it wasn't. No DLCs that you need to buy after launch, no mtx. Just the fact the game was actually polished was a really nice surprise. Great sound track. Traversal movements were fluid and intuitive. The shift in the combat mechanics towards the direction of Sekiro, was another plus point for me.

 

[watzup_ken]

Iirc, Witcher 3 was riddled with issues on launch as well. It only really gained the polish it did as time went by. Only difference was that Witcher 3 wasn't as hyped up as Cyberpunk was. Witcher 2 did well, but it wasn't a huge hit with the mainstream crowd. Actually pretty par for the course for CD Projekt Red. Cyberpunk was a victim of its own hype. Too much pressure to release when it wasn't ready.

Playing Fallen Order at launch, the vibe of lowered expectations was quite apparent. There were several factors, one of which was that there haven't been a good Star Wars game for a long time (KOTOR 1 and 2, Jedi Academy, Force Unleashed was really good in their time). But well, it was EA. Pretty much all the Stars Wars games in the recent years felt like cash grabs, and had been riddled with micro-transactions. Expected it to be another cash grab, but it wasn't. No DLCs that you need to buy after launch, no mtx. Just the fact the game was actually polished was a really nice surprise. Great sound track. Traversal movements were fluid and intuitive. The shift in the combat mechanics towards the direction of Sekiro, was another plus point for me.

Witcher 3 did not do so well because of high anticipation/ expectations for it as well in my opinion. A victim of its own success.

Actually when I saw Fallen Order and EA, I was very skeptical. Never been a fan of EA because of their practice of ruining a game with micro-transactions. But after reading a few reviews, I thought I will give it a try. I like KOTOR 1 and 2, and also Force Unleashed (though the sequel wasn't as good). In fact, I was going to buy Force Unleashed when it is on sale.

 

[gnowyx]

when i saw cyberpunk is in 1st person, deep in my mind i know is GG

 

[Phen8210]

I'm actually playing more Coldwar than Cyberpunk. Even Coldwar with RT on in multiplayer is gonna get you killed. Frame drops is so unpredictable. Disabled it for multiplayer but toggle it back on for campaign.

Cyberpunk still not really playing it find Hitman 3 much more interesting and graphics are phenomenal.

well said my friend, already completed hitman 3.