(((definitive edition)))

(((definitive edition)))

It means definitive because it comes with all the DLC content. Why are you so fucking stupid

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back to plebbit faggot

>muh framerate
i don't own any consoles, but the frame rate fetish is just total bullshit

then it should be named: "Dishonored: No Cut Content Edition''

Definitive means conclusive, final, ultimate, etc.,etc. It does not mean the best like you seem to think it does. They are saying there is nothing more coming after this.

Definitive means it's the best you get.. like Rayman Legends definitive is not definitive because longer loading, frame rate drops and compressed assets
In Dishonored's case you see no performance boost and textures are copy/paste from PC version without any added effects even though they claimed it was ''rematered''

i wonder whose behind this post

Definitive does not mean what you think it means. Your argument would hold water if it were called "ultimate" or something like that.

t. bethesda shill

Definitive means it's the best version you can find. Clearly they didn't remaster anything.It's a PS3 port with DLC. Far from definitive.

No it doesn't.

Ultimate: ending a process or series.maximum; decisive; conclusive
Definitive: ending a process or series. maximum; decisive; conclusive

Case closed.

it was either "press x to port to ps4" or a test port for void engine based on id tech 5.

>Need high framerate in a slow paced stealth game

But for an edition with all DLC we have "Complete" edition
Then we have examples like Rome 2 with its "Emperor" edition but that does have some major performance and gameplay patches, so it would be cool if it was called ultimate

It's not a fetish to want smooth motion. Anything under 60 is borderline unplayable.
The people that want 150 fps are frame rate fetishists though.

>Dishonored
>Slow paced

Nigga you can teleport all over the place cutting throats and moving around without getting detected

Definitions aside, we all know many people have more positive views about Definitive
This makes people expect more than just DLC and thats why it feels like they're lying

Stupid, dumb frogposter

You don't need it, but it's a first-person game and 60fps feels a lot better. It's not like the hardware can't handle it, an equivalent PC obviously can. I played it with a similar build a couple of weeks ago, no frame drops.

I bet that budget build drops to 30fps during heavy combat scenes. It's better to have constant framerate.

As I said, it doesn't. Played with a GTX 750 ti, 4GB ddr3 ram and an old Phenom II. No frame drops, everything maxed out. The game just isn't very demanding, low-res textures, outdated graphics all around. The artstyle does a great job of concealing it, however.