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Ohhhh. This isn’t a good faith debate. Sorry, I get it now. Bye.

This is what obvious cosmetic product looks like, and is not what DLSS 5 turned Grace into.

Grace and Aloy in these three images are wearing eyeliner. Neither are wearing lipstick and blush. Do you not understand the very pedantic point about makeup I’m making?

Neither of you are reading my posts.

I think you’re confused here. I’m talking about Aloy’s before image. The after clearly has cosmetic as a joke. Game developers put waterline liner on Grace and Aloy in their games. That’s the original vision. I’m just saying Aloy canonically wearing liner makes sense. I’m going to have to ask...

I’m going to have to ask that you do me the courtesy of reading my past posts in this thread if you want to reply.

I have mods that clean Lin and Heller up if you think it doesn’t make sense for them to be covered in soot after a certain point in the story.

I have said multiple times that a fact-based statement would be about Grace’s pallor or healthier cheeks. Saying it is the result of cosmetic is conjecture when there is no evidence of product.

I see a lot of people on the internet who don’t know about makeup making statements of conjecture and not fact. They’re essentially saying Aloy is still wearing lipstick and blush in this undoctored image because her lips and cheeks are rosy. Edit: Aloy’s eye waterline here does appear to have...

You still haven’t shown me added cosmetic materials. I also think you meant to include a video and not a screenshot. I’ve seen the footage. The TerraBrew employee looks fine. Marika looks fine. Bethesda knows about Heller’s hair error, and say they are still tweaking things. I’ve seen multiple...

That’s not lip product. There is no new material added to her lips. No liner, lipstick, gloss, or stain. Just comment on rosier lips and stay grounded in fact. Why do people not want to be factual? Why is internet outrage clickbait sensationalism suddenly OK when it tells you things you want to...

Start showing images that add visible cosmetic product and not just natural cheek and lip color or stop making this argument.

In these images, DLSS 5 doesn’t add any cosmetic product that didn’t previously exist. Grace is wearing the half-face of makeup she wore in the first image. The guy on YouTube was wrong. He conjectured that DLSS added lipstick and blush, new materials, when all he had to to was comment on her...

It’s not perceptible to me, but we’ve said multiple times here that it’s not great at motion yet. It’s an early demo, remember? No need to feel sad over Oblivion Remastered NPCs, which are too often worse than their potato-headed originals.

Oblivion Remastered demo. Mods can’t improve the NPCs like this. The question is if, or maybe just when, the tech will be able to handle fight scenes on a computer setup at least some consumers will have...

DLSS 5 output does not lose its eligibility for copyright. “It concludes that the outputs of generative AI can be protected by copyright only where a human author has determined sufficient expressive elements. This can include situations where a human-authored work is perceptible in an AI...

In a very early demo while in a state nowhere near ready to ship. If you asked “then why demo it now?” I’d shrug and say “good question.”

Already discussed a bit upthread. Pages 17-18 if you’re interested.

Which is why we didn’t see much of it. This thing has a ways to go.

Like we barely saw any motion. Plus, they can’t release it if it only works well on two 5090s. Like Bethesda said, “it’s very early.” Me, I just know that it improved those Starfield NPCs. It seems Bethesda knows it too by the looks of things.