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Travis Northup, the IGN reviewer who gave Crimson Desert a 6 and Marathon a 9, is asking his editor for a re-review. He is busy getting into fights with people on X about his scores. He eventually concedes that Crimson Desert deserves another review and claims to have asked his editor for another crack at it.

What gaming opinion will you defend like this?🚀

I'm George. I'm 18 years old, and I suffer from autism and depression. I make movie posters in my free time to cope with these conditions, and my dream for so long has been to design an official poster for the release of Beyond The Spider-Verse. Please help me out Twitter!

I disagree... Look at Grace's face. Her skin shader has much better subsurface scattering (she doesn't have the Japanese game character perfect skin). Her lips actually have creases now. Her ear stud is now catching light properly. The light source from the right side of the screen is hitting the lower strands of her hair and diffusing properly, instead of lighting all sides of the strand equally like in the DLSS off. The eye shadow below her eye is darker because the eye socket is now accurately casting a shadow under her eye. Her chin is slightly lighter because it is catching light instead of being treated like it is essentially flat to her face. If I was a technical artist, I'd be begging for this right now. It's essentially making super high resolution physically accurate lighting trivially cheap. If this is the demo, I can't wait until tech artists start really digging in.