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Octopath Traveler PC Trailer and Steam page [June 7th]
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Not having System Requirements sounds worrying tbh. Hopefully it will run well on my shite laptop...
Nice. Looking forward to those super high-res screenshots.
I mean, it ran on Switch. It's also Unreal 4, so you can make the internal resolution as low as need be.
I sit awake at night praying to the gods above that this doesn't become a EPIC store exclusive......and it has native 21:9 support...a man can dream.
I loved this game so much, I hope with this that a lot of people pick it up for the first time on steam too.
Most of these ports are a released one year later from the console one, so you're going to have to wait till July of 2020 if they do plan a PC port.
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It's a game that looks like it was made 20 years ago. Shit laptops will run this easily.
I doesn't really need it but it would be nice for sure.
Secretly hoping for a FF6 character mod lol
Same. At least it's a turn based JRPG, so if it's gotta run at 30 to look good, then so be it.
You should watch the DF video about it. The effects used can be quite taxing.
Agreed. I hated how much sensory overload the visuals can get.
Looks 1080 and not upscaled? Sprites look chunky. Docked they look blurry on Switch.
Lessening the brutal DOF and lighting will do wonders for the IQ of the game as well.
Lessening the brutal DOF and lighting will do wonders for the IQ of the game as well.
Might give this a chance if modders greatly improve the incredibly amateurish post-processing effects.
Shouldn't be very hard it's UE4 most effects can be modified in the ini files and there is also Reshade.
Never mind just that, I wanna see modders getting really creative with this game. Add new jobs, new quests, new bosses, etc.
Can't believe people aren't respecting the artistic vision of the developer here and thinking about removing the post effecrs. You aren't only breaking the game, you're also breaking yourself. It's sad that you can't tell the difference.
...I liked the post processing effects...
Edit: And the story.
Toning the post processing down would be nice. I don't want it off, but the cutoff line for DOF is way too close.
TBH, Japanese developers have been good about these kinds of things with Unreal 4. Might just be the engine being so well documented.
Ouch.
The game looks gorgeous with all those effects. It's not amateurish, it's just a matter of taste.
Looks great, Switch was a little more blurry (it looked great anyway) but it was kind of obvious that it was sub-1080p.
I'm not going to play the Steam version though, as much as I liked the gameplay, graphics and music, the main plot was barebones and the structure really repetitive. I'd like to play a sequel that tries a more traditional approach to story-telling or a better version of what OT tried, and hopefully the next game will be on PC day one.
I'm not going to play the Steam version though, as much as I liked the gameplay, graphics and music, the main plot was barebones and the structure really repetitive. I'd like to play a sequel that tries a more traditional approach to story-telling or a better version of what OT tried, and hopefully the next game will be on PC day one.
I can't find any screenshots larger than 720p, so I'm guessing that was the games max resolution on Switch. The screenshots make it looks like the hud was updated to look crisp at 1080p.
Like fuck it will. This is a UE4 game. Switch struggles to hold 30fps.
As the game tried to imitate the retro style, the 720p resolution is not that bad (world map was kind of blurry though) but I can't help to think that the same game should de able to run at 1080p on the Switch. If the next game comes first to the Switch as a console exclusive (I think it will, considering how well the first one sold and the partnership with Nintendo to publish the game in the west) it would be nice to see a good res. upgrade.
Will definitely support this. With that being said, Mods... (a stretch I know) Chrono Trigger in this engine.
Can't believe this is coming to PC, but absolutely buying this game as someone who likes RPG games and doesn't own a Switch.
Glad to see the developer putting more games on PC, now if only they started bringing more Dragon Quest games other than the latest...
Glad to see the developer putting more games on PC, now if only they started bringing more Dragon Quest games other than the latest...
Have they announced mod support? While it varies from game to game, I wouldn't expect much without mod support.