Call of Duty is going to die if you change the engine, and you are always relying on the old engine,

First of all, this engine is constantly being upgraded, and it is definitely an evolution from the original version of COD4.

But the reason why DX11 is not supported is this,The works of European and American manufacturers are mainly home machines,Home machines are the biggest profits**,So everything is based on home machines,PC transplantation depends on the attention of the developer,And optimization or something,And then the picture will be more or less improved in resolution,Number of frames,Special effects or something will be more or less improved,cod6x360The gap between the screen and the PC version with high special effects is still relatively large,But so far,Take cod6 as an example,DX9,, 10,11The gap is definitely there,But it's not too big.,The reason for this is because the most important thing for some pictures is the development engine,Microsoft's DX is not decisive,In fact, even if Call of Duty supports DX11 graphics, there will be no cross-era evolution,The reason for this,It's because the engine of the next era has not been announced for a long time (such as the Unreal 4th generation engine that has been developed),The most important reason is that the next generation of home machines has not withdrawn,As I said before,European and American manufacturers take home machines as the most important ( Actually, Japan is the same, PC games only have H game....And Europe and the United States are leading the way in technology, and now release the Unreal Engine 4, and regardless of whether the mainstream hardware can support it, the home machine cannot support it, and the cost of buying a new engine and using a new engine cannot be recovered by PC at all (foreign PC piracy is also serious.) So only after the next-generation game console with hardware performance enough to support the next generation of the era engine comes out, the next generation engine will be released, and then the DX12 or something will also be released, and then the game will have a cross-era picture leap, and before that, no matter what the PC performance is, there will not be much leap in software, just based on home consoles, more or less evolution.

Even if it is the PC extreme game Cryosis that is closest to the picture of the next era, the engine has not surpassed the constraints of this generation of engines, and it still has not broken through the framework.

In the final analysis, Call of Duty does not change the engine because the current engine has reached a point of perfection in terms of details, macro, and fluency performance on this generation of consoles, and no matter how good the hardware of the home machine is, it can't support it, and it can only lose money by relying on PC, so this is a profound market decision, and I said that the PC version of the picture has made a big leap compared to the motherboard.

I'm afraid we'll have to wait until the next generation of home machines....Game manufacturers have to take care of it.

I play both the BF series and the COD series, and I personally prefer Call of Duty (but these two generations really don't like it).

All right... Personally, I feel that the engine gap is obvious.

Frost is stronger than IW in terms of light and shadow effects,**,Item destructibility is stronger than IW,And the current Call of Duty engine tinkering for six or seven years,The current picture has reached the IW rendering limit,You will find that the current COD is basically some street battles,Like the BF3 dilemma The kind of open-area melee can no longer be done with this engine。

Of course, frost also has weaknesses, and BF3's terrain texture vegetation is not very good, its strength is the light and shadow effect, and the night combat effect is definitely the best.

This time, I played BF3 first and then played COD8.,I really feel that the picture of COD8 is no longer a level.。 The missile hit the people on the roof of the building, and the roof was intact, which made me uncomfortable. . .

But overall, the feel and plot of the COD series are much better than BF3's inexplicable fights and kills.,Isn't this the strength of COD?,The charm of COD is not the picture (admittedly the picture of the generation was really strong at the time) but the plot.。

The frost engine emphasizes the physical effect、High number of real simulation and modeling,I've played Battlefield 3,The physics are really good,The picture will be blurry from dark to light,The shock effect is also very real,The model is relatively full,Compared to the mission, don't say anything else.,Just talk about trees and grass,The highest image quality is also the feeling of a layer of stickers。 But I still like the mission, it tastes like it plays, and the battlefield only emphasizes reality, and the playability is really not very good.

They're idle and have nothing to do, I think only a few people can really understand this knowledge, and the rest are followed by people who have nothing to do, in fact, the graphics are really not that important, what matters is the playability of the game.

The picture party must always have a survival value.

If you don't have the pursuit of the picture, how can you install x your parents have the money to buy a computer with good configuration??

Brother our thanks cod, so that most of our players can afford to play.

The Unreal Engine 4 is certainly not comparable to Frost 2 in terms of physics, but its requirements for computer hardware are not as high as those of Battlefield 3, my computer is very big for Battlefield 3, but for COD 8 it is very smooth and can be fully effective.

The tree is a big move, Call of Duty is the best in PC games, others will be very jealous, and it's normal, as long as you see this as good, then he's really good, and what they say has their purpose.

They're all high-level play. All with attention to detail. When I played it, I thought it was called a game. Now when I play Far Island 2, I find that it is no different from the mission, probably because I haven't paid attention to the details.