Rise of the Ronin vs Ghost of Tsushima - Direct Comparison! Attention to Detail & Graphics! PS5 4K 

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@@crashnburn3635 whut?? I don't understand ya🤨

It’s the art style that sells it! It’s beautful!

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not at all, RotR looks better because the textures are a lot more varied and don't look like they're all made of plastic

@@AutumnRed not really. The textures are decent at best. God of war looked better than ROR, even for the time it came out. Sure having more textures is definitely important, but I just prefer GOT graphics overall.

@@grimm3698 yes, really, the textures are flat and look very plastic, and I prefer RotR graphics in general

@@AutumnRed respectfully, I disagree but I can respect your opinion. The extra textures do add a lot to the scenery, I just hope it looks like this on release and they’re not showing us these graphics just for the sake of the trailer, although TN doesn’t disappoint so maybe it will look this spicy on release.

@@grimm3698 guys calm down. rdr2 and death stranding still dwarfs all other games in this category

Right! And saying RotR looks better when comparing it to a game released over 2 years ago..

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U mustn't know Japanese History! 1863 was during the modernisation of Japan and when they started bringing in Western military weapons to replace swords and Samurai. This would have created many Rōnin at the time due to Samurai not having work. They would of course attack those putting them out of work...their reasoning being they are fighting in service to The Emperor because that's how they would do things before The Americans came with the guns and Military forces.

There were 1 side Imperialist Other Side working for Meiji Restoration Meiji Restoration won

@@dancooke8811 I wasn't talking about the guns, I said I prefer the setting of GOT. As for realism, GOT does a better job of convincing you that the fighting is plausible, of course, most of it isn't but it's sufficient.

@@dancooke8811 btw I am a Japanese culture and linguistics major at UCLA so don't assume I don't know much about Japanese history. I do.

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@@crashnburn3635 Do u have something to say with me?

@@user-sp4if8vc8t agreed

@@crashnburn3635 KK!

Agreed, a stylist choose to stay grounded and realistic but still an excellent imagination

I love it though, realism is not as important as design and aesthetics (for me)

Ronin looks cool but it doesn't look very visually impressing. I would say ghost of tsushima has better visuals

Yeah but from what we can see the gameplay of ghost id 100 times more realistic

they take place in the same universe but it isn’t a sequel tho

​@@4D13N_Bit's not in the same universe dumbass because this isn't made by the same company

@@stormy6029 I agree 💯. I was just saying that was the consensus when it came out. How it looked like a PS3 game (which I thought was absurd) bc a lot of casuals were comparing the demons souls remake (which looked amazing btw).

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J'étais personnellement écoeuré au dernier tiers du jeu...

@@amazingdany ah bizzare. Qu'est ce qui ne t'a pas plus, par curiosité ? Aimes tu les Assassin's Creed ?

@@bricecol La répétition: encore les renards, les sentinelles isolées, etc... Mais bien aimé escalader les temples style Tomb Raider, voulu en avoir plus. Une chance que c'était un emprunt de la bibli!

@@amazingdany ah ok. Après oui ya un peu de répétition mais c'est pour level up le personnage (puisque c'est un monde ouvert). Le fait de beaucoup xp te permet juste de mieux gérer les quêtes histoire (de moins mourrir). Mais c'est pas infaisable pour autant car en suivant l'histoire tu xp aussi et normalement juste assez pour t'en sortir... Tu peux aussi te mettre en monde facile et profiter de l'histoire sans perdre de temps avec les renards ou autre. Quelque part, dans un monde ouvert ou tu peux faire level up ton perso, les jeux doivent bien trouver des moyens... Certains joueurs (comme moi) aimons bien jouer en modéré voir difficile. Et dans ce cas, ces quêtes annexes (optionnelles donc), deviennent obligatoire pour éviter de recommencer 50x un combat (oui ça m'est arrivé plusieurs fois...). Assassin's Creed aussi à ce genre de quêtes annexes.

@@bricecol La série AC est connue pour sa répétition de camps ennemis, fortresses etc, mais je les joue tous quand même 😆! J'aurais aimé avoir les finances pour l passe DLC de Valhalla que j'ai bien respecté. Tiens, ça me donne envie de voir celui d'Iki Island au complet!

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buy yourself some glasses, ghost of sushinass looks way worse than Rise of the Ronin

@@AutumnRed rise of the gun 🤣can be compared to gun games only , but ghost of tsushima is legendary

@@AutumnRed it actually does not until we see real live game play instead of just cinematics than we can compare them because the Ghost Cinematics we pretty much got what we seen

@@4amhussle492 tell that to the original poster, if we can't compare at this moment then he should be the one you should be talking to, not me

​@@rmarsawi ghost of copypastshima 🤣 isn't legendary, it's actually crap compared to what this dev studio does

Agree. Looks more like a PS4 game rather a Unreal-Engine 5 game

No soulslike do not need an easy mode, and who said this is a souls like?

@@abc4781 nobody said it's a soulslike. but all the latest games of Team Ninja have been soulslikes, so it's only logical to assume this will be a soulslike as well. And no game NEEDS an easy mode. But soulslikes should have it.

@@Gokudo87 as someone who has just started playing souls games as a whole, I strongly disagree with the souls games need an easy mode argument. It is an artistic choice to overcome seemingly impassable odds, harsh landscapes and it adds a depth to the areas you just can’t find anywhere else. The team decided to make a game not to frustrate, and yes they can be frustrating, but they provide you with emotion in game mechanics, which is more than I can say for most modern games. If you choose to play Elden ring, the first time I entered leyndell my jaw dropped. The game does not have ‘good’ graphics but the artistic direction blows you away. The difficulty plays a factor, as now in front of you you have a golden city laid to waste, with a large dragon strewn across the right side and his spear stretching across its vast expanse. And knowing that you will overcome the challenges of you try hard enough is truly something that most modern games nowadays can just not rival. Yes they are frustrating, but once everything clicks for you, you never regret the hours spent learning the game, because it is truly a euphoric feeling overcoming a boss that you have been stuck on, with a new strategy, tactic, and skill. It is an artistic choice to not add a difficulty mode, and with most art, some people will not enjoy it, but for the people that do, it pains us to see this discussion as it would ruin the whole core of the game, the systems, the world design, that have given so many people intense fear, tension, excitement, wonder, hatred and more. They are emotionally provocative games due to their difficulty, and I could not recommend them enough.

@@HaHa-pq2hb I don't see why an easy mode should ruin any of this for people that don't want to play it. You still could have those exact things in the normal mode. I can't play soulslikes, because I've had an anxiety disorder and panic attacks in the past because of stress. I tried to play Nioh, because I really like the setting, but playing this game was extremely stressful. When I beat Hino Enma, my heart was racing and I felt really exhausted because of how stressful this fight was. That's when I quit nioh, to not trigger another anxiety disorder. I couldn't care less about the games from FromSoft. Because the settings just don't appeal to me. But I've been waiting for games set in ancient Japan, but there hasn't been much in the past years, beside the games of team ninja. So of course I would love to play them. I just can't because of the difficulty. I would even be fine, if they would patch in an easy mode after like 2 years or so. At least I would get to play the game. I just don't see a reason to not include an easy mode at all. Because all those things you mentioned would still work in the normal mode if there is an easy mode. I think it's more about the exclusivity here than about the challenge. Because the game can still be challenging with an optional easy mode. But it will be less exclusive, because more people could play it.

@@Gokudo87 that’s fair, and I now understand where you are coming from with the settings. I understand that the setting is under-utilised but I don’t think that they should still cater to fit a wider range of players, because of the artistic views I showed previously. More games should use the setting, but if they had an easy mode most people would opt for it, and ruin the core experience for themselves. If the game is not for you it’s not for you, and that is ok, but I feel for a large majority of people the difficulty would scare them into picking the easy mode which would have to fundamentally change the game environments, systems and more. The settings are paramount and one of the biggest appeals of souls likes, so I understand why you would want to buy them just for it, but an easy mode would destroy the message of the game overall. More games should strive to create these kinds of ideas and settings, but the genre should not be any easier as it conveys a message through the setting, gameplay systems and art design. So I understand why these games are hard to get into for a large majority of people, and that the setting is vastly under-utilised. But the core of the game would have to change if an easy mode was included and people would not understand what makes these experiences so precious to us.

Looks better? Come on bro, it’s just trailer not gameplay? Remember Watchdog? i hope you’ll realize everything in trailer is fake.

@@fadilsarea8095 looks a lot better yes, and ghost of tsushima doesn't even look half as good, come on bro, remember just abusing color doesn't mean looking better, I hope you'll realize everything in GoT is fake

yeah right lol. they are not going to remake Ghost for the ps5, they gave us a next gen update, thats all they are going to do

bro ghost of tsushima already pushes the boundaries of what consoles can to graphically speaking and u want it remade? the industry beat u into submission fr lmaooo

I mean it's absolutely ridiculous comparing the two right now considering we've seen next to nothing from Rise Of The Ronin... Considering its from Team Ninja though I'm fully expecting it to have much better gameplay than Ghost Of Tsushima

@@blueMJS idk, team ninja usually dont have top notch graphics in their games.

no, that's not it, the combat will surely be much better than Ghost of Tsushima's for sure, also the historical accuracy and love to detail... I'm pretty sure it will be a better game in almost every aspect