Mods are the biggest drawback, and you're right that the quality of life mods can make a big difference and are sorely missed, but if it's just about the eyecandy, I'll take HDR over framerate.Įdit: I have a suspicion that many people recommending PC haven't actually played the Xbox One X version on a good tv with HDR, and are just assuming PC is better because historically that has almost always been the case. Witcher 3 runs at 1080p on the PS4, but scales dynamically on the Xbox One hovering around 900p most of the time. The graphics quality of an Xbox One X is nothing to sneeze at either - obviously it's not up to a high end PC, but it's no push over either - a checkerboard 4k looks as good as the real thing to my eyes during gameplay. From the get-go, the PS4 version has had a slight edge over the Xbox One release. Realistic and brutal: a faithful recreation of medieval Bohemia. But HDR on an oled TV is honestly something that makes me constantly say 'wow', to the point I've rebought many of my Steam games on Xbox so I can play with that easy plug and play HDR, games like the Surge and Resident Evil 7 (HDR on PC is still a pain to get working). Notably, KCD is a first-person perspective game, rather than TPP like The Witcher 3, but it shouldn’t take more than just a little time of getting used to. Same with better textures and sharper shadows. Hairworks looks great, for a few minutes until you no longer notice it. Except that's the opposite of my experience.

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