Just a little. A small amount.
Indiana jones game is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen and the implementation of this fad tech is actually impeccable
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To be fair, that's how long it takes to make a game these days 🫠
Yep. Most of the ray tracing before 2024 games were “oh we can add this in!”
Not “we can design materials and world around this” and then work backwards for non-RT.
As I remember it being cool in Control. But that game had RT as a bonus.
Assassins Creed Shadows makes great use of Ray tracing with the light/shadow stealth. Yes it can be done without Ray tracing, in fact I think it is bubbles with light Ray tracing logic that isn’t much beyond splinter cell.. but it’s still impressive.