It's not necessary, but you'd be missing out on a ton of good loot you could be getting by summoning revenants (the souls of other players that have died).
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It's not necessary, but you'd be missing out on a ton of good loot you could be getting by summoning revenants (the souls of other players that have died).
Ah I see, I'll postpone my playthough until I fix my internet connection then, this is the kind of stuff I don't wanna miss out. Thanks for responding.
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Hmm not sure if I should double dip. I already have the game and season pass on PS4
If the PC version doesn't have an unlocked frame-rate, I'll stick with the PS4.
As far as graphics go, Nioh is ugly as hell. A res boost to 1440p ain't gonna fix the art design of those levels.
If the PC version doesn't have an unlocked frame-rate, I'll stick with the PS4.
As far as graphics go, Nioh is ugly as hell. A res boost to 1440p ain't gonna fix the art design of those levels.
Hehe not surprising.
I don't think so.
looks like no mouse support https://techraptor.net/content/pc-version-of-nioh-does-not-have-mouse-support
I will be playing with xbox controller so its ok but i know some love going mouse and keyboard.
I will be playing with xbox controller so its ok but i know some love going mouse and keyboard.
OH NOOO. Thanks for the info.
Was hoping so much for 21:9 support. since Blue Reflection, the most recent KT ports I played on PC, can be played at any resolution.
ye I also have a 21:9 monitor its been great on a lot of games going back and finding out they do have the support.
Correct. When you die or beat a boss or find something, it gets recorded.
Nope. It doesn't even see the Xbox One controller. It just shows the Steam controller.
I was considering double dipping but think i'll pass. Outside of the higher resolution there doesn't seem to be a big difference (if any) over the game I played on PS4 Pro. It was already pretty much locked 60fps.
Also, I have the last two DLCs still to do and really don't fancy playing through 50 hours again to reach it on PC. It's a long game.
Also, I have the last two DLCs still to do and really don't fancy playing through 50 hours again to reach it on PC. It's a long game.
It does not support 21:9. All it does on my ultrawide is stretch the image and it's ugly as sin.
No mouse support on PC is a big mistake. What exactly are they improving or adding with this release?
I wonder if this is only Nvidia feature that will be present in Nioh, looks completely unnecessary..
Also wondering about Rendering Resolution option, what it do?
Performance wise looks like a solid work, 40-60fps at 4K with a 1080Ti is consistent with PS4 running the game at 720p for achieving that framerate.
You support Mouse and Keyboard because it's the default input method on the platform. Imagine if a console game came out without controller support, "because playing an FPS with MKB is better".
Cmon they are releasing this game on PC. How would you feel if you got a game on console with no controller support?
edit: Patapuf Sonofabitch you wrote exactly the same lol
Just think that TotalBiscuit is specially hard on ports. Let's wait for more opinions.
I think that is unreasonable to expect dozens of PC options and a better optimization than the PS4 version. The best we can expect from Koei is a decent port.
I know some PvPers uses mouse in Soulslike games. Joke is on you.
Interesting. So, at this point the port isn't compatible with Xbox controllers? I'm thinking it's gotta be a bug, but with KT who knows.
I suppose performance is acceptable. The problem is KT ports don't usually support arbitrary/custom resolutions between 1440p and 4K. By the looks of it, a 1080ti could probably handle 3200x1800p 60fps quite comfortably, but that resolution won't be an option unless someone mods it in. 3200x1800p looks great on 4K displays, but 1440p is a lot softer and I'd rather avoid it.
It's pretty stable 60fps on base PS4 not variable 40-60fps like you are facing which is far worse
No, it sees the controller, it just doesn't pop up, like when you remap the buttons. I also noticed a bug that drops the controller for a few seconds. It randomly
happens.
As for 1440p@60. I'm now able to play it the rez with better framerates when dropping motion blur, dynamic reflections, and AO.
https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=fzQCrBQ_k4I
I wonder if this is only Nvidia feature that will be present in Nioh, looks completely unnecessary..
Also wondering about Rendering Resolution option, what it do?
So, is for lack of a better word, supersampling. If I set my resolution to 4k and drop rendering to med, I get a 60fps.
There are posts on the Steam forums discussing how rendering resolution is limited to 1080p or 4K, with screen resolution being your display resolution. If that's the case it's certainly worse than I thought possible. :P
Oh, that's a relief, maybe port is not so bad (but these options should be renamed or forums will be flooded with poor optimizations threads lol)
Or maybe not =)
GIMME GIMME GIMMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.
literally can't believe this is coming out on PC - so spoiled on PC this gen [well, sort of spoiled].
literally can't believe this is coming out on PC - so spoiled on PC this gen [well, sort of spoiled].
Does it function at all like the dynamic resolution that was on PS4? It could drop as low as 720p even on a Pro to keep 60fps.
With the level of my PC I'm generally content with just matching base PS4 performance anyway so I hope I can. I just hate how unreliable minimum spec listings tend to be as they rarely say for what performance and resolution minimum even means. And its a KT port so who knows.
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True, but is also moving 9 times more pixels than PS4 being just ~8 times more powerfull in terms of TFLOPs, so still looks like a solid job. And we don't even know if PS4 base is using the same or worse assets/effects that the ones available on PC.
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Because these games control good with mouse and keyboard, especially for aiming modes. Most people just think of DS1's terrible m/kb support but since DS2 they have had good m/kb controls that I preferred to a gamepad. The simple fact that you can sprint around while still having full camera control instead of having to claw grip is a big advantage.
Ouch. That's the same case with PC version of Warriors All Stars and SW: Spirit of Sanada.
Is there any config file we can adjust outside the launcher and the in-game options? (sorry if this question's beyond what you're allowed to disclose, you don't have to answer if that's the case ^_^)
That's really weird. I wonder how controlling the camera would feel. I might actually try to play the intro like that haha
