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Dantotsu, hands down, imo. Great UI, lots of extensions and configurability but simple to use.
Person of considerable jank.
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Dantotsu, hands down, imo. Great UI, lots of extensions and configurability but simple to use.
Please. For the love of god. Mega Man Legends 3.
For sure. I’m looking forward to playing Spider-Man 2 in a couple years. 😅
Seriously. I’m always psyched when a great game gets ported to any other console. I’m a PC player, I don’t even play on consoles (except Switch), I’m just happy more people get to experience games that made me happy. Exclusivity makes sense for the console makers, but from a consumer perspective, it’s fucking stupid. It’s so weird to me that people defend it so fiercely.
YouTube. I know it sounds goofy, but often you can search something like “Baldur’s Gate 3 gtx 1060 6gb i7-4790K” (or whatever your specs are) and you will get tons of videos of people running it on their systems. If you happen to have common parts, you will not normally have trouble finding a benchmark for a rig very similar to yours for most games, but even with more niche hardware, you can usually find something helpful, even of it’s just like a similar GPU or another laptop with the same chipset, or whatever your case may be.
Beyond that, Steam’s hardware requirements on the store pages of games and pcgamingwiki are great resources.
I’d also say you can look on protondb–it’s for Linux gamers, so the results may or may not be applicable if you have a Windows system, but in most cases, if there’s a report that something runs well on Linux machine with the same hardware as you, it’s going to be very similar on Windows. The other way isn’t so applicable, though–just because something runs poorly on a Linux rig doesn’t necessarily mean it will also run poorly on Windows, as the problem could be with the compatability layer and not the hardware.
None of these are a perfectly elegant solution, but they are typically reliable enough.
lol right? Where do Nazis come in here?
STOP. SHUT UP. DO NOT MAKE HUGE CLAIMS ABOUT WHAT THIS GAME WILL BE. Please learn from your mistakes.
lol it’s funny, all of the articles I see about this game mention that it’s a “Zombie MMO” in the title. Like, I get that it was suggested that it would be, but it’s objectively not.
It’s so good
I’ve been so psyched for this. I need to replay the story before the end of January, I guess! :)
Tbf, that’s not what happened with physical games. Idk why it would be any different for digital keys.
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On top of the performance issues, I’ve already invested a bunch in the first one with the billions of DLC they had. Starting over and having to buy all the new DLC they’ll most certainly be making for 2 does not sound enticing. lol I’m sticking with 1, probably indefinitely or until the second one runs its course and the complete edition winds up super cheap in a Steam sale or something.
PLEASE. FFS, exclusivity is BS and we need to move away from it.