It actually looks kind of fun. Tomb Raider meets Double Fine meets Team Fortress?


edit: OK, not TF.. looks like just co-op..

StrayKATIt actually looks kind of fun. Tomb Raider meets Double Fine meets Team Fortress?

edit: OK, not TF.. looks like just co-op..

It's basically Zombie Army trilogy, but with explorers. Which makes sense cause both games are made by Rebellion.
All the comments I've seen on the game mention great fun with friends.

ShurikNIt's basically Zombie Army trilogy, but with explorers. Which makes sense cause both games are made by Rebellion.

Ah, never played it. But I dig the setting here. Burned out on zombies, but this puts a cool spin on it (like the Mummy films).

Tech Spot have done some benchmarks:

www.techspot.com/article/1685-strange-brigade-benchmarks/

FluffmeisterTech Spot have done some benchmarks:

www.techspot.com/article/1685-strange-brigade-benchmarks/

Inferior Vulkan to DX12 performance. That's rich.

FluffmeisterTech Spot have done some benchmarks:

www.techspot.com/article/1685-strange-brigade-benchmarks/

Frankly we’re impressed with how well optimized Strange Brigade is. And not just for AMD hardware (who is a sponsor), but also Nvidia hardware, which is great to see. In fact, this is becoming a common trend, where every game AMD has a hand in developing turns out being extremely well optimized for all.

Unfortunately, most games nVidia have a hand in developing, turn out being quite bad on AMD cards, when compared to nVidia's.

Why can't they just concentrate on having games run great on their cards while NOT purposely crippling the competition? Is that too much to ask?

Looks somewhat arkadish style :)

StrayKATIt actually looks kind of fun. Tomb Raider meets Double Fine meets Team Fortress?

More like Left4Dead meets Serious Sam

HTCUnfortunately, most games nVidia have a hand in developing, turn out being quite bad on AMD cards, when compared to nVidia's.

Why can't they just concentrate on having games run great on their cards while NOT purposely crippling the competition? Is that too much to ask?

He's another biased opinion reviewer.



Strange Brigade and Destiny 2 have pretty same fps but one game is well optimized for both and other has unfair leadership.

HTCUnfortunately, most games nVidia have a hand in developing, turn out being quite bad on AMD cards, when compared to nVidia's.

Why can't they just concentrate on having games run great on their cards while NOT purposely crippling the competition? Is that too much to ask?

Actually nVi crippled ALL cards, and their cards just suffers less.

silentbogoMore like Left4Dead meets Serious Sam

Left 4 Mythical Egypt

sweetActually nVi crippled ALL cards, and their cards just suffers less.

That includes their older generation cards as well.

Look @ this video explaining this specific issue (start @ 11:05 mark):


The specific issue is mentioned a bit later but, for context, better start around the mentioned time.

They are damaging AMD's performance BUT are also doing it to their own previous architecture as well. I'm sure owners of previous nVidia's cards are thankful for nVidia's generosity to go to such lengths to cripple AMD's performance to make their own newer architecture cards look that much better.

lol how did this turn from async to adoredtv gameworks rant ? :roll:

HTCI'm sure owners of previous nVidia's cards are thankful for nVidia's generosity to go to such lengths to cripple AMD's performance to make their own newer architecture cards look that much better.

Ask 980Ti owners and see if they care. Your flame bait did not work,sorry,try next time.

RecusHe's another biased opinion reviewer.

Spoiler: pics

Strange Brigade and Destiny 2 have pretty same fps but one game is well optimized for both and other has unfair leadership.

Destiny 2 had some sort of issue with DoF setting set to ultra causing problems and tanking performance on both brands, nvidia fixed it in the driver,amd never did.

cucker tarlsonAsk 980Ti owners and see if they care. Your flame bait did not work,sorry,try next time.

They don't, or they'd vote with their wallet.

That doesn't make it right: why do owners of previous arch have to be punished for a manufacturer's war? Having cards that perform better is one thing: having them artificially perform better (by use of subterfuges such as those described in the video) is quite another.

Can't nVidia highlight their superiority without resorting to such lows?

HTCThat doesn't make it right: why do owners of previous arch have to be punished for a manufacturer's war?

Punished ? :roll: Are you even serious ? Lay off the adoredtv stuff for a while, it's not good for your brain.I don't think any nvidia owner takes that gameworks stuff even half as seriously as amd supporters seem to do. you're making a huge deal out of some proprietary functions that can be disabled.

cucker tarlsonPunished ? :roll: Are you even serious ? Lay off the adoredtv stuff for a while, it's not good for your brain.I don't think any nvidia owner takes that gameworks stuff even half as seriously as amd supporters seem to do. you're making a huge deal out of some proprietary functions that can be disabled.

Start watching it yourself: perhaps your brain gets cured that way ...

It seems you didn't bother to watch the section of the video i referred to: your loss.

No,it is not a loss in any way. Adoredtv can't tell me anything I don't already know having owned nvidia since maxwell. He'll make some good analysis (sometimes) but skews facts his way too, plus his comment section is frankly embarassing to watch with the constant circle jerk going on there.

It's cool tech and I'm looking forward to checking out the features. The only thing is that I've noticed AMD tends to do this quite a bit around new gen card releases, where they will sponsor a game like they've done with this one, and go all out on optimizing it to the Nth degree with every feature they can. Ashes of the Singularity was the most recent one with the DX12 benchmarks, Hitman optimizations before it, etc.

Nice stuff, but it seems to be done to give customers the impression that if you buy the latest AMD card of the day you can expect similar performance optimizations and utilization of new features in lots of other upcoming games. And that is rarely the case. Not saying NV is innocent about doing similar things. I'm just pointing out that AMD tends to go all-in on a specific game when they do this. So that makes it tougher to estimate what given performance on a wider range of games will be.

cucker tarlsonNo,it is not a loss in any way. Adoredtv can't tell me anything I don't already know having owned nvidia since maxwell. He'll make some good analysis (sometimes) but skews facts his way too, plus his comment section is frankly embarassing to watch with the constant circle jerk going on there.

Your meat shielding is getting out of control. Perf degradation is not tied to gimpworks features alone. Nvidia hijacks all "optimization" and tanks performance. Short memory? Forget about super-tesselating flat objects and underground water?

TheGuruStudYour meat shielding is getting out of control. Perf degradation is not tied to gimpworks features alone. Nvidia hijacks all "optimization" and tanks performance. Short memory? Forget about super-tesselating flat objects and underground water?

Okay, so show me how maxwell is getting worse treatment than pascal, cause I haven't seen enough evidence to support it. 980ti is faster than 1070 in the latest dx12 async game

www.pcgameshardware.de/Strange-Brigade-Spiel-61029/Specials/Benchmark-Test-Review-1263803/

4% at 1440p,5% at 3440x1440,7% at 4K. 1080p it's 1% slower,margin of error stuff.

cucker tarlsonOkay, so show me how maxwell is getting worse treatment than pascal, cause I haven't seen enough evidence to support it. 980ti is faster than 1070 in the latest dx12 async game

www.pcgameshardware.de/Strange-Brigade-Spiel-61029/Specials/Benchmark-Test-Review-1263803/

4% at 1440p,5% at 3440x1440,7% at 4K. 1080p it's 1% slower,margin of error stuff.

You would have seen it if you had bothered to watch the video, starting form the mentioned time.

EDIT

Actually: the video is referring Maxwell VS Kepler and not Pascal VS Maxwell, but the point stands.

cucker tarlsonlol how did this turn from async to adoredtv gameworks rant ? :roll:.

It's interesting, this game is essentially exactly what AMD fans want, pushing DX12, Vulkan and asynchronous compute. No silly gimmicks... just pushing the basics so everyone wins. Turns out Nvidia aren't bad at those things either... eek! So eh yeah..... bloody Gameworks!

FluffmeisterIt's interesting, this game is essentially exactly what AMD fans want, pushing DX12, Vulkan and asynchronous compute. No silly gimmicks... just pushing the basics so everyone wins. Turns out Nvidia aren't bad at those things either... eek! So eh yeah..... bloody Gameworks!

Honestly, it does get old after a while. and I've owned both cards. Can't we just admit both companies have done shady things being profit-oriented?

FluffmeisterIt's interesting, this game is essentially exactly what AMD fans want, pushing DX12, Vulkan and asynchronous compute. No silly gimmicks... just pushing the basics so everyone wins. Turns out Nvidia aren't bad at those things either... eek! So eh yeah..... bloody Gameworks!

Exactly.

To put it simply:

AMD pushes AMD's strong points
nVidia pushes AMD's low points

That about sums it up, no?

HTCExactly.

To put it simply:

AMD pushes AMD's strong points
nVidia pushes AMD's low points

That about sums it up, no?

So what is wrong with nVidia pushing their strong points too? Or does the world revolve around AMD?