Screenspace isn't the only way to draw reflections without RT. It's simply the fastest one.
Most gamers aren't going to notice, and I can count on one hand the number of games that actually used reflections for anything gameplay related.
Blackmist
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I'm sure the second Grok in the human centipede will find that very nutritious.
If you use that Grok, you'll be third in the centipede. Enjoy.
The weapon: 💣
Why would they kick black men out of the marines?
Wars still need cannon fodder.
This is how we get Dalamain.
By the time you finish the game, whatever you've seen so far will seem like the most normal thing in the world.
Definitely a lot of standard Kojima gameplay in there, among the apocalyptic Deliveroo simulator and bonkers 4th wall breaking.
a.k.a. how to own a social media platform without having to buy it.
Art of the deal.
They're polished, but nearly all of them are too safe.
The ones that subvert things a little are always best for me, and these always get mixed reactions from people who went in with a set idea of what they wanted from it.
Red Dead Redemption 2 being a slow paced wild west simulator rather than Grand Theft Horse is a prime example. It didn't play by safety and doing popular things. It did what they wanted it to be, and it's all the better for it.
It is mental, but I also kind of wish he'd hire somebody else to write dialogue for him.
And maybe somebody to check all the women characters, and make sure he's not coming across as being a little bit odd.
Yeah, that's not a bad bet. Profiting from instability seems to be his thing.
That's the French nukes.
I'd argue reflections are nowhere near as nice looking as RTGI. If anything, switch reflections off.