What will graphics look like in 10 years if this is what

>>60366047
That's prerendered and interpolated based on your location.

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>>60366096

Huh? No it's not. It's a seamless open world you can explore.

>>60366143
>seamless
>has more loading breaks than Morrowind on console

>>60366162

Have you played this game? There's one loading screen when you load up the game and that's it...

Sounds like you're making stuff up.

>>60366190
What gaem?

Better example is The Vanishing of Ethan Carter.

>>60366276
Hunter: Call of the Wild

Pretty sure the difference won't be as big as 2000-2017, there is less and less room to improve on. Still, todays games will prob. look somewhat old for the upcoming generations.

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>>60366047

2007: Crysis, epic graphics
2010: shit
2015: little better but same shit
2017: same shit

When the computer power improves in the next 3-5 years we will see difference in graphics because from 2010-2017 Hardware didn't improve much.

Soon the silicon CPU will be done and we need something new that will improve 100x from today. This will happen in the next 5 years. the graphics will look no different from movies.

>>60366782
>because from 2010-2017 Hardware didn't improve
only CPU didn't improve
GPU power improved by multiple times

>>>/v/

>>60367456
thank god AMD finally made something competitive.

>>60366047
They asked that about music in 19th century. Now with advanced musical tech wehave rap

>>60366047
Just compare Toy Story (1995) to Fallout 4 (2015). By 2035 our games will start looking like the prerendered movies released today.