After years of combat in Vietnam, Lincoln Clay knows this truth: family isn’t who you’re born with, it’s who you die for. When his surrogate family, the black mob, is wiped out by the Italian Mafia, Lincoln builds a new family and blazes a path of military-grade revenge through the Mafioso respon...
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What don't you like about the game? I found it the be a blast ?
replyRead reviews on steam. Many things are not right. the worst INHO is probably graphics - so blurred (even with blurring off) that it bothers me when playing. It is like I play xbox 360 and not PC with high end pc on max settings. The game elements are not done well too I think: Stealth is ridiculous, elements pop up out of nowhere. the voices are good, that is probably the only thing I can call good. Last but not least, the atmosphere of Mafia is gone and this is what I was really expected from this game.
replyDisabled motion blur and depth of field?
replythis review I found quite in line with my impressions in general.
http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2016/10/mafia-3-review/
but also specifically for graphics: "Playing on my fairly powerful i5 4670K with 8GB RAM and a hefty GTX 1070, Mafia 3 looks like complete bum in places. The night time sections look great, with some lovely ambient lighting, but by day the entire game is coated in a muddy haze that looks like a bad Instagram filter. The sky boxes look like something from a PlayStation 1, the draw distance is shoddy, and the pop-in sometimes throws oncoming traffic into your face about three metres in front of you.
Worst of all, the game seems to be rendered at a far lower resolution than I was setting it to, looking like a 720p game blown up to 1440p. It's a bizarre mix of occasionally good looks contrasted with some supremely bad ones, and it tops off an already lacklustre game."
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