Yeah mind did as well. There is no way I'm not buying a 880 Maxwell for this game..my 560ti won't be able to handle it and I want to see it in it's full glory (minus ubersampling of course).spartandude said:
Every engine is different and optimization is really the key, but I think you should be fine running it on high. Not highest, mind you. The thing is, this game will have PhysX that, by the looks of it, will add A LOT to the overall eye candy.SmashLovesTitanQuest said:
I've heard rumours about a 780 (non ti) running this game at 1080p 60 at ultra at around 40-45fps. So a big upgrade might be needed if you want all the eye candy.SmashLovesTitanQuest said:
Yeah I have a 7950 as well and I've been planning on getting an GTX 880 (Ti) or R9 390 (x) depending on what's the best when Witcher 3 releases.DarkhoIlow said:
Umm... that's admirable and all but this is gameplay. Not a trailer. That's what makes the video topic-worthy. It's a commentated version of the 35 mins worth of gameplay the devs were showing off at Gamescon and the like.Magix said:Not hyped all. Why? Because I didn't watch the trailer
I see no benefit in buying into that hype. The only thing it will do is make me disappointed if the game doesn't live up to it. So if I see a game I'm interested in, I just wait until it comes out, watch some gameplay, and decide if I want to play it.
I enjoyed the Witcher 2, and hope that 3 will be just as good, but I don't see how watching that trailer right now will help me.
It's gameplay, but it's gameplay of a game that isn't out yet, so there's still no reason to watch it and get hyped. Watch gameplay when it's out, and watch gameplay from an actual critique, that isn't scripted or otherwise messed with to show off the good stuff and hide all the bad stuff.The Madman said:Umm... that's admirable and all but this is gameplay. Not a trailer. That's what makes the video topic-worthy. It's a commentated version of the 35 mins worth of gameplay the devs were showing off at Gamescon and the like.Magix said:Not hyped all. Why? Because I didn't watch the trailer
I see no benefit in buying into that hype. The only thing it will do is make me disappointed if the game doesn't live up to it. So if I see a game I'm interested in, I just wait until it comes out, watch some gameplay, and decide if I want to play it.
I enjoyed the Witcher 2, and hope that 3 will be just as good, but I don't see how watching that trailer right now will help me.
Skepticism is good and all but generating interest is the point of trailers. That's their purpose: To inform the potential audience about the game and capture their interest. The problem arises when company outright lie with their trailers or depict things which aren't actually in the game itself.Magix said:
