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Will the new graphics buff blending?

RayrafLPP
RayrafLPP Member Posts: 621
in General Discussions

I really think it looks awesome, but on the other hand I think blendettes will be a big problem.

Like the new grass is extremely thick and will be a good and easy place to hide.

Im a bit scared, i play on ps4 and its already hard to see people sometimes (more then on PC for sure)

With new grapics maybe lowering the framerate + more space to blend in... i dont know if this is gonna be fun^^

What do you think?

Comments

  • just_teme
    just_teme Member Posts: 195

    Tested yamaoka on ptb and could be almost completely unseeable with lisa. The red poked out a little bit but barely at all i think blendette will be completely unseeable in many places.

  • MadLordJack
    MadLordJack Member Posts: 8,814

    Not only is it going to be awful for stealth, it's going to be awful for chases. No footsteps, no scratchmarks, no blood... If they don't do something about in-chase tracking, I might have to stop playing killer or just eat the ban and DC. It has genuinely become damaging to me to chase survivors in grassy maps. I cannot imagine doing so on new Yamaoka without the PTB sound issues that make footsteps actually hearable.

  • GoodBoyKaru
    GoodBoyKaru Member Posts: 22,939

    finally, my time as a blendette main has come

  • Alphasoul05
    Alphasoul05 Member Posts: 601
    edited August 2020

    I mean you can practically become invisible on Spirit's and Deathslinger's current maps with that grass, yet they somehow think that's acceptable, so do you really think they're not going to make these maps be more "immersive" of an experience? Of course they will, and it'll ruin the "experience" for killers. Unfortunately, as all the new indoor maps can tell you, "looks" are more important than gameplay.

    If only they put as much priority upgrading their optimization and accessibility to 2020 standards as they do graphics, but, again, that tells you all you need to know.