Mafia 1 vs mafia 2 windows#

'Dead eyes' where characters in cutscenes and sometimes out of cutscenes as well don't focus their eyes where they should (that is especially noticeable with cutscene with Leo at the end of the game, who constantly looks either left or right) The collision for a character can still glitch out in certain cases on high framerate, sending the player higher ) than normally - this is a minor issue, though and is extremely unlikely to be noticed by casual players (even if you consider just sheer numbers of players that could play it). Same seems true for cars bugging out in garage. The bug with car physics going insane after loading from menu, when FPS is high are still present. I think this got fixed by Silent, though.

Mafia 1 vs mafia 2 windows#

This is however made worse in here, cause in original the saves used to be in AppData, while in new release they are in Documents and in some versions of the windows (namely Russian, but possibly Japanese, Chinese etc.) the Documents are localised by Windows itself, making the game fail when trying to save. The paths for saves can not contain non-English characters. + Few places in the city now have additional geometry masking the original, flat and repetitive tile texture (most noticeable on the cliff above the tunnel when going from Riverside to Highbrook)ДЄs for the bugs that stayed from original: + A tiny amount of bloom is now used to enhance lighting. Whatever its due to transition to 64bit or some other factors - its impact when its handling is offloaded to CPU, is much lower now, than it was in original. +/- APEX PhysX options were removed, but the game seem to use what would be low APEX PhysX, so it's not completely gone. + Whatever intentionally or not, the bug with infinite slowdown when tutorial messages were popping up for cops chasing you, seemed to have been fixed. + An option to configure output method (Stereo / 5.1 etc.) for sound was added. + An option to disable Windows key (Superkey) was added. + It's possible to configure to which monitor to output the game. This is both good and bad, depending on use. +/- Fullscreen behaviour is now different, as it seems changing resolution changes only internal resolution, but image is always stretched to monitor resolution. + Added borderless windowed as display mode + Vignette and Chromatic Aberration were added and can be manually configured. + There is now an option to configure FPS cap + Original simplistic ambient occlusion (probably SSAO) was replaced with far more refined HBAO. + 2x1 SSAA (anti aliasing done only on width of a frame) which was producing pretty much nearly no visible effects was replaced with MSAA with additional option to enable either FXAA or SMAA - that is also a pretty great improvement. + It's possible now to configure how 'focus loss' is handled - which is a great addition. + Executable is 64bit now (which opens the possibility for further optimisation). + Rendering is now done using D3D11 instead of old D3D9 (which should reduce possible CPU bottlenecking, especially around multithreading). + Some surfaces use now additional layers of textures and shading - for example snow seems to have some parallax layer to mimic car tracks of footprints within the snow.

+ Shadow resolution is much higher now, producing much sharper shadows now. +/- A lot of the texture have been reworked, but unlike original who managed to keep original low res textures blurry, the new textures here often end up being grainy, which for me is worse. Since most of people just complain here (sadly, mostly justified) here are few positives. Well technically it's wider than that, but a lot of it is hit or miss and some things are now broken that weren't broken before. Originally posted by Deathstruck:So is it literally just a 30GB texture update? Any new features? Bugfixes? Gameplay or Quality of Life stuff?