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Topic	What are some of the most graphically intense PC games out there?
lihlih 09/12/21 8:18:11 AM #8:	agesboy posted... dwarf fortress but on a serious note, total war games look absolutely amazing when you pump them up to max settings and unit sizes. three kingdoms is the best realistic one, warhammer is fantasy and great in its own right Never gave the Total War games a chance, I'll look into it, thanks. Lokarin posted... In terms of OpenGL processing Dwarf Fortress is still the benchmark Crysis is half a meme, its tree/foliage generator does scale indefinitely which is hella cool but other settings aren't as scalable as the newest CryEngine 5 or Serious Engine 3.5 Even my 3 year old laptop can run Crysis Remastered at recommended settings. --- People come up to me... concerned.. that I'll reproduce." - Emo Philips <cite>lihlih posted [p:957974109] in What are s... [t:79657333]...</cite> <quote>agesboy posted...</cite> <quote>dwarf fortress but on a serious note, total war games look absolutely amazing when you pump them up to max settings and unit sizes. three kingdoms is the best realistic one, warhammer is fantasy and great in its own right </quote> Never gave the Total War games a chance, I'll look into it, thanks. Lokarin posted...</cite> <quote> In terms of OpenGL processing Dwarf Fortress is still the benchmark Crysis is half a meme, its tree/foliage generator does scale indefinitely which is hella cool but other settings aren't as scalable as the newest CryEngine 5 or Serious Engine 3.5 </quote> Even my 3 year old laptop can run Crysis Remastered at recommended settings. --- People come up to me... concerned.. that I'll reproduce." - Emo Philips</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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