*Facepalms* How did I not see that reference?Griffith reference in my From Software game? Why I never!
*Facepalms* How did I not see that reference?Griffith reference in my From Software game? Why I never!
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A Berserk reference in a Dark Souls style game? Who else, but From Software.Griffith reference in my From Software game? Why I never!
Think, Dalisclock, think! It's all they ever do or know now!*Facepalms* How did I not see that reference?
I briefly paniced when I saw the GPU requirements and was relieved to see my video card meets the min spec.The moment of truth for PC players -
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Yeah, I'm seeing 1060/1080's go for the price of a PS5(assuming you can find one). 1060's are like a 5 year old card at this point.Whew. I just barely make the minimum. Prices are getting better where I am but not good enough to justify an upgrade.
I’m going to double up my memory if nothing else, as I don’t like being exactly at the recommended amount since I’ve had to switch to power mode to prevent stuttering in RDR2. I can handle being slightly under the CPU with an i7-7700 and exactly at the GPU because I think the open world will tax the RAM most here.Whew. I just barely make the minimum. Prices are getting better where I am but not good enough to justify an upgrade.
I'm gonna say if you didn't like Dark Souls or any of the other Soulsy FROM games, wait until it's cheap in like a year or two(or don't buy it). Because it's pretty much gonna be open world dark souls. Nobody whose played it(that I've seen anyway) has really indicated otherwise.I'm almost tempted to get it on release and play it while the multiplayer function is disabled, so that I can experience the game without the worry of some shitstain invading just to ruin the game for me.
But no, this is probably another $15 Steam sale purchase like Dark Souls was, for the six hours I ended up playing that.
But then the huge Normandy invasion setpiece while you're hanging out the back of an airplane will run like molasses in January! Think of the Frame Rates!Oh no, the PC requirements include Ryzen 3300 min, and I "only" have a 2600. I have had no problems with any games with it and I was not expecting to have to upgrade for a freaking FromSoftware game, which historically not been the ones to push specs.
The perplexing thing is how bunched up the prices are. It varies due to all the different versions of each card, but where I am the difference between a 1650, 2060, 3050 and 3060 is like 100 to 150 bucks. And then you go up one step and it's 700 dollars extra. There's tonnes of 3050 stock but nobody is buying cause it costs the same as a 3060 so why bother, just wait for 3060 stockYeah, I'm seeing 1060/1080's go for the price of a PS5(assuming you can find one). 1060's are like a 5 year old card at this point.
WTF GPU industry?
And again, if somehow it were possible to make GPUs explode when used for mining, I'm not saying I'd be sad or anything.
Oh wait, then cards would be even harder to find because the crypto bros would doubtless blow up cards left and right pursuing their imaginary money. Fuck.
Luckily I do some types of modelling on my computer so I have a really good cpu and a lot of high speed ram even if everything else is bargain bin.I’m going to double up my memory if nothing else, as I don’t like being exactly at the recommended amount since I’ve had to switch to power mode to prevent stuttering in RDR2. I can handle being slightly under the CPU with an i7-7700 and exactly at the GPU because I think the open world will tax the RAM most here.
What I’m still trying to wrap my head around with these specs is the fact that a recent core i5 is still leagues beyond the toaster chips found in last gen consoles, yet apparently they will run fine if the network test is still anything to go by. Maybe their GPU compute stuff is really picking up that much slack, idk.The perplexing thing is how bunched up the prices are. It varies due to all the different versions of each card, but where I am the difference between a 1650, 2060, 3050 and 3060 is like 100 to 150 bucks. And then you go up one step and it's 700 dollars extra. There's tonnes of 3050 stock but nobody is buying cause it costs the same as a 3060 so why bother, just wait for 3060 stock
Luckily I do some types of modelling on my computer so I have a really good cpu and a lot of high speed ram even if everything else is bargain bin.
I do think the minimum specs are funny though. I know a 1060 is not a light card l, but it's two generations old and well behind current powerhouses. I'd like to think games companies are tacitly admitting that it's not realistic for consumers to be on the current gen or even last gen and so graphics demands are being aligned to the last run of cards people could reasonably be expected to have. Even the recommended specs are not necessarily mind blowing, and if it wasn't for the current bullshit price points of GPUs I would honestly consider this to be a fairly light upgrade expectation for a brand new open world game having graphical depth and detail similar to other From soft games.
Things that give me an unearned feeling of superiority: exceeding the recommended specs.The moment of truth for PC players -
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So is that a good thing (for you)?Things that give me an unearned feeling of superiority: exceeding the recommended specs.
It mean's I'll be able to play Elden Ring at many more FPS than the average nerd.So is that a good thing (for you)?
It mean's I'll be able to play Elden Ring at many more FPS than the average nerd.