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hahahaha.
I'm not mad or anything, mostly just disappointed that those community folks that suggested those titles originally don't get any credit for their ideas being used.
ok great. My 7800x3d should be comparable then. I should be gucci then.
I think we're still in, yall! I cant remember what cpu yall have tho 👀
Somewhat related as I have seen it mentioned in a few reviews, but who is playing 2024 AAA games on a Steamdeck? Surely the people that bought a Steamdeck werent hoping to play 2024 AAA games well?
Read three reviews.
It seems a worty sequel aaaaand... I'll skip it for now.
Never appreciated the original one that much and this one seems to fall into the same pitfalls.
I'll recover it for sure in the future.
It seems a worty sequel aaaaand... I'll skip it for now.
Never appreciated the original one that much and this one seems to fall into the same pitfalls.
I'll recover it for sure in the future.
Thread moving fast so not sure if you mentioned already, but was DLSS frame gen working? PC Gamer says no... but nvidia was advertising it as such.
So ToTK should have been a 7 since it's constantly dipping into the low 20's?
"It looks a little dated"
Good, maybe it means it kept the cost of development down then.
That's just where my mind goes with all these last gen complaints. I'm sure Ronin will get the same remarks.
Good, maybe it means it kept the cost of development down then.
That's just where my mind goes with all these last gen complaints. I'm sure Ronin will get the same remarks.
Capcom Is 'Aware' of Dragon's Dogma 2 Frame Rate Issues on PC, Looking Into Fixes - IGN
In a statement to IGN, Capcom acknowledged possible frame rate issues with Dragon's Dogma 2 on PC, saying they may be linked to the heavy amount of CPU demanded from NPCs in the game.
They were considered in quite a few of them. What so hard to believe about them liking the game despite it? Same goes for BG3 (game of the generation for many), Rebirth, Elden Ring, BOTW/TOTK.
Okay cool thanks! Might lean towards Xbox since I'm still playing Rebirth on PS5 and I hate switching games on PS5 lol
I play on PC mostly but it's nice to use the deck for exploration and such chilling on the sofa. I did this with Elden Ring, Red Dead 2 and Cyberpunk Phantom Liberty.
Red Dead Redemption 2 remains as one of the best looking games and runs beautifully on Steamdeck at 45 FPS locked on a 90hz oled screen. I don't know how Dragon's Dogma 2 struggles to reach 15 FPS even with FSR activated, sounds weird.
View: https://twitter.com/Theswweet/status/1770469395837694157
Performance on my end. As said, the game is incredibly CPU dependent. You'll want a current generation AMD or Intel CPU for the best performance.
Played it on a 3060 and 5600. Def recommend waiting for a few patches. I can barely get it to hit 60 with DLSS at 1080p lol
The game has so many more moving parts than most games out there, that's always going to limit performance more than anything else.
View: https://youtu.be/4cFHSGzaPN8
- Dragon's Dogma 2 has a single display mode on all 3 consoles.
- The game uses ray-Tracing for global illumination on PC, PS5 and XSX. Xbox Series S does not have ray-tracing. This setting does not affect shadows and reflections.
- Ray-tracing cannot be disabled on PS5/XSX.
- Load times may be faster on PC if you have an NVMe SDD. PS5 has a slight advantage over Xbox Series, although anecdotal in this section.
- Xbox Series S renders at 1440p with temporal reconstruction, while PS5 and XSX render at 2160p. PS5 has a slightly higher average resolution than XSX.
- All 3 console versions have unlocked framerate. It is not possible to lock it at 30fps.
- The framerate ranges between 30~45fps on all 3 platforms, although XSX has a slightly higher average than PS5 (about 2/3fps).
- Drawing distance is higher on PC, followed by PS5. Xbox S/X Series has some less shadow and vegetation detail in the distance.
- PS5 also has slightly more detailed shadows compared to XSX, especially in the distance.
- Xbox Series S/X shows slight banding on some surfaces (especially on some highly tessellated terrain).
- Reflections in all versions are SSR. Xbox Series S shows a slightly lower quality of reflections.
- On PC, Capcom wanted to confirm along with the delivery of keys that they are working to further optimize the game. Soon you will have a dedicated video of this version.
We have the same system, is it just the town that dips? That doesn't sound bad at all to me.
I mean, obviously it sounds bad wrt the game's scalability to mid and lower end systems, absolutely brutal
Depends on the effects, the location and the amount of enemies. I had a boss randomly show up in the city at one point, that whole fight ran like ass.
"lack of plot" is worrisome. Most people probably won't care if the plot's good but I can't just go off great gameplay alone in an RPG like this. Need a serviceable plot that gives me that feeling of wanting to know what happens next. Any other comments on the plot besides that Metro review?
This is Steam Deck, a platform with significantly less power than PS5 and Series X. But yeah, doesn't seem great across the board.
Vernworth is the worst of it, yeah. Like APZonerunner said, outside of towns/cities the game was much closer to 80~100 FPS all maxed out @ 4K with DLSS Quality and Reflex Boost on.
Still gonna absolutely lose myself in this game. I luckily don't get motion sickness with this, and I can deal with some dips in frame rate.
I do have an 7800X3D + a 4090 but I think I still can kiss 4K120 goodbye? :D
By the way, what is the best and most well done review video so far?
Ouch. 5700x / 4070 and if I can't get 60fps at 1080p at least this is a dealbreaker for me.
Considering grabbing it on Steam and testing it before I use my bought key, but yeh I might even skip this entirely until I can ugrade my CPU if it's that bad.
Damn the RPG Site review got me really excited about the quest design. Game won't be running on my Steam Deck and my desktop PC is not powerful enough. GeForce Now will probably only get the game next thursday. Need to look for some reviews that tested the Xbox Series S version.
yea pcgamer article says 1440p 4070 Ti + 14700k has average 89 fps in open world but the biggest city can have dips to mid 30s.
i can deal with lower framerate in cities, as long as framerate is good on pc during combat and exploration im happy enough at release
i have 13700 and a 4090 so expecting gameplay to be just fine