Far Cry 5 Hd Texture Pack
Far Cry New Dawn released over the weekend, reignited my love for the Fry Cry franchise. Always blown away by how good these games looked. ( Fry Cry 1 raised the bar hugely back in 2004) I missed some content I wish I did’t. Far Cry 1Hidden away on the Steam store page I discovered the Steam explains “ The Ultra-HD texture pack will upgrade some of the most common textures in the game, to a new level of visual fidelity, such as characters and weapons.
A new patch has been released recently for Far Cry 5, introducing new features as well as fixes and more. One of the biggest additions of the Far Cry 5 1.11 patch is support for the official HD.
If you just fired up Far Cry 5, you will have noticed an extensive download, that's patch v1.11 and it adds access to enable a 'HD Textures Pack' for the game. HD textures are always better for image quality if you have the VRAM to spare.At this time the visual impact of Far Cry 5's new HD texture pack is not yet known. 08:58 AMUbisoft has released a brand new patch for Far Cry 5.
According to the release notes, patch 10 introduces a New Game+ mode, adds IGE Scripting Tools, as well as new weapons, vehicles, masks and spec. 09:12 AMUbisoft announced today that the upcoming Lost On Mars expansion for Far Cry 5 will be releasing on all platforms next week on July 17. Lost On Mars will focus on Far Cry 5 characters Nick Rye and Hur.
01:00 PMAMD and Ubisoft have raised the bar for fluid, vivid HDR gaming thanks to a new patch from Ubisoft bringing FreeSync 2 HDR support to Far Cry 5. 12:40 PMUbisoft released a new update for Far Cry 5. The release notes state patch 1.07 fixes multiple low occurrence crashes, fixes an issue where the FPS could drop below 30 at certain locations in the worl. 07:35 AMUbisoft has released the first DLC for Far Cry 5, titled Hours of Darkness. The DLC costs $11.99 and carries the player into a completely different setting, Vietnam. That’s quite the jump fr. #5590003 Posted on: 02:57 PMIt's stuff like this that makes me feel like I should always wait a year from initial release of the game to get the full 'proper' game.
I've completed it now though so this update is fairly useless to me.Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the game and feel like I got my moneys worth. I just feel a little cheated by the what is pretty much the norm these days, of releasing a game and then slowly over the next 12 months, adding content and features and HR Texture packs, etc and making the game what it should've been at launch. #5590008 Posted on: 03:21 PMIt's stuff like this that makes me feel like I should always wait a year from initial release of the game to get the full 'proper' game. I've completed it now though so this update is fairly useless to me.Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the game and feel like I got my moneys worth. I just feel a little cheated by the what is pretty much the norm these days, of releasing a game and then slowly over the next 12 months, adding content and features and HR Texture packs, etc and making the game what it should've been at launch.This is only a problem when you buy AAA titles when they're still new. This is also why I only buy such games when their official price gets permanently dropped below $60; usually by the time that happens, the devs/publisher is done working on it.
#5590103 Posted on: 07:02 PMIt’s funny how developers will add HD texture packs months after the game was released and most people already played through the entire game. Why do something twice (lower res and then the high res) if you could just do the high res textures from the start???
I suppose time is of the essence when these developers make the games, so they don’t spend all the time refining HD textures from the start. Maybe I’m looking at it all wrong, but to me personally it just looks like double work at the end of the day.
And double work means more money on a half job at the beginning. So how does one enable the HR textures? I don't see a setting for it in the game.For the Steam version? #5590120 Posted on: 08:08 PMFor the Steam version? #5590200 Posted on: 02:45 AMThere's psychology involved in why the textures came after the game's release.
The game was considered qood looking enough to get reviewed as being gorgeous on its maximum settings. So then potential buyers look at their video cards, and the resolution of their monitor, and say 'I can has Maximum beauty', and plunk down their money.Had these textures been available, the reviews would have said basically the same thing 'It's gorgeous!'
But then included the caveat about the hardware you'd need. Now that same person I mentioned above would be saying 'Bah, poorly optimized crap! I can not has Maximum beauty!' .I exaggerate for effect, and there actually is a way to market a game that can't be maxed out even on the expensive, current, hardware that people have, but this game's publishers had their strategy for selling it worked out well ahead of the game's release. And that means they had certain system requirements in mind.Releasing higher quality textures after a games release has precedent. Heck, with the Unreal games we even saw better audio becoming available, if you had the right hardware. Creative Labs offers some amazing surround effects that were worth the trouble of downloading and installing.
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That's apples to oranges, but the point is that popular games often get modded well after release, one way or the other.I'd rather Uber textures and options came with the game's release though. Upgrade later, and then replay later. Haven't we all revisited the Crysis games after updating our cards?But I understand that what we're seeing here sort of serves that option as well.
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And this release will help drive sales.P.S. Could even a 1080 Ti play the game (without these new textures) using maxed out settings, at 4K, while having headroom to spare? What about GTX 1080 users?Now is a good time to release an option for better eye candy since a good number of people are either snapping up 10 series cards, or upgrading to 20 series cards.