High or ultra, it doesn't matter. Water, shadows, sunlight, and reflections look magnificent, but the actual animals look like elephant poop. Even after the update...
there are huge differences. Tigers look amazing, Bisons blurry and Buffalos' animation is worse than in Beta. The latter seem to love Moonwalking in my zoo.High or ultra, it doesn't matter. Water, shadows, sunlight, and reflections look magnificent, but the actual animals look like elephant poop. Even after the update...
No, I don't think you understand. I've seen amazing screenshots and beautiful animals. I mean on my game they look bad.I don't get it, since this is the best looking game in it's genre ever created. Sure if you compare it to an FPS or RPG or any sort of open world game... But that's like saying oranges aren't as yellow as bananas.
With my background in graphic design I can tell you honestly that those animals look really, really well compared to other/older zoo games and for today standards. We can't expect it will look photorealistic in games like this, if it would you probably couldn't even get 1 guest in your park or build 2 buildings because your GPU just melted.
To get to the point, any game that has any kind of building mode in it will eventually not look as good as any game that doesn't just because today technolegy can't handle it, unless you have 100K $ computer to run games on.. even a 10K $ wouldn't cut it.
I'm certainly not willing to sacrafice performance to get that small hair look a bit more realistic. Oh and there also is the part that not everyone has high end computers, so they dial back on graphic & performance needs a bit for marketing purpose.
Last but not least, if you think it's so bad, try and impress everyone to make an animal yourself that looks better...
No, I don't think you understand. I've seen amazing screenshots and beautiful animals. I mean on my game they look bad.
It doesn’t help if you don’t screenshot for us and the devs what your graphics look like.Something went wrong.