Will video game graphics ever be this beautiful?

>>386018620
Yes

>>386018620
No

>>386018620
Nobody would like it.
Most of the terrain would be empty landscape.

>>386018620
Even if video game graphics were that good looking it would be hard to take in the beauty of this scene since you would be looking from the perspective of the adventurer on the horse not from the viewer of the canvases.

The devs would need to put you in a situation where you're high up enough to get a beautiful view of the scenery and not many games get DOF right, Witcher has an incredible draw distance but since the DOF is shit everything looks flat

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>>386018673
>>386020529
What did he mean by this?

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>>386018620
video games already look better

>>386018620
>inb4 horizonfag

Give it another 20 years.

>>386021892
is this a joke?

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>>386018620
why spoil such a great painting?

>>386018620
no. devs have to limit their game's potential to ensure they run well on weak platforms(read:consoles)

>>386020719
Easy: make it semi-open so that even though you can't Climb That Mountain™ it looks fantastic.

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>>386022243
no its not, but i admit it was a bad picture

>>386022425
Because op's looks better? Only the lighting in this one is Proserpine.

Don't games already look like that ? I'm pretty sure I've played games like this.

>realism art
get the fuck outta here

LOD. LOD is always the culprit when it comes to blurry distant textures and jaggy landscape edges.