Party connection issues for the Scorpio?

As someone who is used to playing games on the PC where my hardware is always outdated, I really don't see any issues with the Scorpio. Microsoft and third party developers will still continue to support the Xbox One, the only
difference is one version may play at a higher resolution - if you want to play your games at a higher resolution, then the Scorpio is for you.

1080p/60fps on Scorpio,not so sure.

From my understanding,Destiny 2 on Scorpio will run at 30 fps (whatever the resolution).

It's not really a question of horsepower but more a devs choice.

And it's not sure if devs/publishers wants to use extra time and money to reach Scorpio limits.Also,devs aren't suppose to use Scorpio power to do other things than resolution (and since a few weeks ago frame rates)

Still don't understand why Team Xbox didn't announced Scorpio as a "next gen" backward compatible console,to give more freedom to the devs.

Usually consoles hardware are use for everything (content,AI,animation,ect),not just for resolution and frame rates.

An interview with Spencer after the E3 presentation revealed that he is not going to force 3rd party devs to meet specific visual benchmarks. He thinks devs should be allowed the free limits of their creativity (and/or laziness) and let the consumer decide
if the product is worthy. However, he did say that first party (MS) devs will be using the full power of the console.

But only for resolution and frame rates.

Never heard Phil Spencer saying that 3rd parties or 1st parties can double the map size or create more content or add better AI,ect...on Scorpio,if they want to.

Microsofts first-party Scorpio games will run at native 4K

www.videogamer.com/.../microsofts_first-party_scorpio_games_will_run_at_native_4k.html

Hi Steve,

That seems odd because the Scorpio edition was never included in any kind of bundle. The Scorpio edition was a special edition only available during the Xbox One X launch. No more were manufactured after launch and definitely not included in a Division 2
bundle. The
Division 2 bundle provided directly from Microsoft includes an Xbox One S, not an Xbox One X so some third party definitely just opened the box from the real bundle and put in the Scorpio edition.

Since Amazon fulfills most of the orders for third parties, I'm glad you already took it upon you to contact them about this issue.

Let us know if you have any other questions!

Can you connect to your friend while you are alone? Can you connect to a third party? and then connect to your friend? Can your friends connect to each other? What happens when you and your friends try to connect?