Source : http://www.pcgamer.com/gta-5-pc-graphics-options-in-full/
You are by definition arguing semantics. And yes, it was a port, it just had a dedicated group of people working on the port.Originally Posted by Raven Dizzle
For the millionth time, Max Payne 3 wasn't a port. I know you might think "semantics", but no. Port means one thing in terms of software, and Max Payne 3 does NOT fit that criteria.
It sucked not having AA in GTA IV. Nice to see they're adding it in GTA V, and most importantly it's MSAA not just FXAA / PPAA garbage.
So hopefully with this option turned off alt-tabbing while in a multiplayer game won't disconnect you if you don't tab back in within 10 or so seconds?
Glad depth of field is able to be turned off.
Port: it doesn't mean what you think it means.Originally Posted by BigMack70
You are by definition arguing semantics. And yes, it was a port, it just had a dedicated group of people working on the port.
Max Payne 3 is "not a port" in the same way that 99% of multiplatform AAA games are "not a port".Originally Posted by Raven Dizzle
Port: it doesn't mean what you think it means.
Rockstar,themselves, outright said it's not a port. It's not a port - you're wrong. In fact, you sir are the Mayor of Wrongtown
No, it's not a port in the way that during development of the console versions, they didn't take the console code and adapt it to work on PC's. It was done from the ground up for PC. You're still wrong. Stop trying to be right - it's a literal impossibility in this discussion. Port means what it means, it's not a broad term, it's not semantics, it's a specific term. A term that your personal definition of is skewed.Originally Posted by BigMack70
Max Payne 3 is "not a port" in the same way that 99% of multiplatform AAA games are "not a port".![rolleyes.gif]( "rolleyes.gif")
By your overly narrow definition (and yes, you are arguing semantics; if you think you are not, I suggest you look up the definition of semantics), no game is a PC port, since all games are written/built/coded on a PC and then "ported" to a console. I'm not sure you understand what "port" actually means as it gets used in gaming these days.Originally Posted by Raven Dizzle
No, it's not a port in the way that during development of the console versions, they didn't take the console code and adapt it to work on PC's. It was done from the ground up for PC. You're still wrong. Stop trying to be right - it's a literal impossibility in this discussion. Port means what it means, it's not a broad term, it's not semantics, it's a specific term. A term that your personal definition of is skewed.
Well, they did say they played the game in the article and didn't mention any issues as of yet...Originally Posted by Assirra
way to early to claim it is a quality port.
For all we know its another gta4 with performance issues all over the place. Or worse, a stutterdogs.
Quote:Originally Posted by BigMack70
You are by definition arguing semantics. And yes, it was a port, it just had a dedicated group of people working on the port.
If the game was designed for console, then the resources used for the console were modified to run on the PC then it was a port.Originally Posted by Raven Dizzle
Good work, Rockstar.
Now, unlock it early you buttfaces.
For the millionth time, Max Payne 3 wasn't a port. I know you might think "semantics", but no. Port means one thing in terms of software, and Max Payne 3 does NOT fit that criteria.
FOV slider is under "Camera" optionOriginally Posted by GekzOverlord
What? No FOV Slider? Game is junk, cancel pre-orders, not even worth your time and effort.
Maybe the'll do better with GTA London but obviously they don't care. *Stabs ground with pitch fork*
Bad news, GTA V comes with social club.Originally Posted by t00sl0w
hopefully no social club this time around.
even though MP3 was a great game and ran well, social club prevented me from playing it for months....it just straight up refused to connect to the servers to validate the key no matter what I did
