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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.

Showcasing the most realistic graphics available has been a selling point of those EA sports games for years. It would be quite a stretch to argue that their millions of consumers don’t want photorealism. Besides Nvidia claims developers can program the tech to do toon shaders and other...

Ha! But to be fair I think those eyes were eventually patched out.

I did that for Oblivion: Remastered. A portion of the elves look very strange, so I downloaded a couple of mods that fix a lot of Altmer and Dunmer NPCs. A comment jokingly called one of them “tasteful yassification.” They don’t make the NPCs more glamorous, just less grotesque. I don’t know...

It’s funny how much time and actual product can go into a no-makeup makeup look. But many products these days are much lighter and blendable than in times gone by. Skin really comes out. I was amazed at a blush stick I bought last year. It really just looked like my skin.

What Nvidia told the YouTuber about frames is on their own website. It’s not new info. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/dlss5-breakthrough-in-visual-fidelity-for-games/ Plus, the YouTuber kept saying “unless I’m misreading this,” and I think he is. I think there is a fundamental...

Op/eds are still technically articles without being news articles, besides I posted allegedly factual information. “When developers previewed the technology, their technical artists were apparently co-advocating for it internally, because it gets them closer to what they actually intended their...

Are you are saying the added details and lighting depth give the illusion of difference? Because the face model itself very clearly wasn’t physically changed. I am just trying to understand your view here.

From the same article: Kotaku posted a lot of quotes from devs reacting to essentially misinformation, admitted they were misinformed, then said “but they were spooked, which is the important part.” They also talked to mostly indie devs who aren’t going to use the tech, and criticize and...

Bethesda on Twitter: Again for those in the back: “This will all be under our artists’ control, and totally optional for players.” There is a whole developer side to the tech. This isn’t like modders on Nexus Mods yassifying BG3 characters. If characters in the future end up looking a certain...

Then there are the fantasy name generators for people, places, etc. Those have been a thing on the web for decades. Lots of websites for this kind of thing. Edit: beaten to the post!

I don’t really know about Instagram filters either. I do know yassification in the context of game mods, however. Imagine taking a character like Minthara from Baldur’s Gate 3, making her younger, giving her lip fillers, a nose job, makeup, etc. so she can look “prettier” to a certain subset of...

According to this clip from Kinda Funny Games (NSFW-ish language), Creations should work on PS5 if the creators do something (not sure what) on their end. The person in the clip got the info from an interview he did with the Kinggath team behind Watchtower and someone from Bethesda Creations. I...

Thanks for the info. I corrected my post. I hope PS5 users can get Watchtower. It adds the ability to manage a fleet of ships. There’s a DLC-sized story too.

I played a heavily-modded version of it I enjoyed. One of the mods let me travel between planets in a star system, and put the ship on autopilot. One of the new official updates will introduce similar features, with the added bonus of allowing your ship to be intercepted while on autopilot...

Capcom and Bethesda seem to agree (at least officially) with you. Todd Howard of Bethesda: Jun Takeuchi of Capcom: Source: NVIDIA DLSS 5 Delivers AI-Powered Breakthrough in Visual Fidelity for Games I’m personally one of those who think the images on the left are too smooth (the Resident...

She got a lot of praise for playing a Texan in No Country for Old Men.