The creative lead of the development team behind Assassin’s Creed III at Comic-Con announced that the pc version of this game in DirectX 11 will support. What features of the api are used, it is not yet known.
Creative lead Alex Hutchinson explained to website Dark Side of Gaming that the pc version of Assassin’s Creed III has DirectX 11 support, but gave this no further details. Be confirmed Hutchinson once again that the pc version simultaneously with the other versions should appear.
While DirectX 11 offers more benefits than just tesselation, it seems obvious that Assassin’s Creed III of this eye-catching feature will use. In addition, can DirectX 11 better lighting result than previous api’s, which the development team also can benefit. The consoleversies of Assassin’s Creed III support up to DirectX 9.0 c.
In the interview, went to Hutchinson on the often criticized ‘always online’drm from Ubisoft. According to the developer, the development team has no influence on the drm strategy around the game and is the decision in the hands of publisher Ubisoft. This seems to Hutchinson, indirectly, to confirm that Assassin’s Creed III the same drm if the drm that Ubisoft pc games for some time pass. The drm was Monday again discredited when several gamers on the forum UPlay indicated their games not to be able to play because the drm was not working.