Wow if the X can run this at 4K then I am
hoping my i7-9770k and GTX 2070 will be able to get to high settings ?
Wow if the X can run this at 4K then I am
hoping my i7-9770k and GTX 2070 will be able to get to high settings ?
I don't think so. You'll need at least quad Titan x liquid cooled in lambs bloodWow if the X can run this at 4K then I am
hoping my i7-9770k and GTX 2070 will be able to get to high settings ?
I will probably just wait until PS5/Scarlett to play it to be honest.
Why not 1TB since they are only around $100.My body is ready.
I'm legit getting a 250GB SSD and dedicating that entire SSD to this game.
Well I wouldn't use Anthem as a base for anything but I understand what you're saying.Eh. we all know a major downgrade is coming. I hope they have better graphics at 1440p than a heavily downgraded version at 4k. anthem was 4k on xbox 1x and it still looked nothing like the original demo.
In terms of content it actually is around 8-10 hours game.This reminds me of that Sekiro thread where people were saying it's going to be an 8 hour game coz of 12 gb preload size. Sigh
It's going to be hard, but I will also be waiting for PS5 on this one. And, to be honest, Witcher 3 was incredibly rough for a long time at launch. This would give it even more time for updates.
No way known I'll be playing this on current gen. I'll wait for next gen.
PC gaming mod community :Holy Jebus.....well, I suppose my Witcher 3 game was close to that after I modded the shit out of textures and everything anyway, and this game's looking like it won't need any texture mods, so I guess that's fine.
Release game for the Switch 2, calling it nowSo at least a 32GB cart and compressed audio required for the Switch version in 2022...
No HDR, no buy.
Lmao, yeah...yeah you're right.
I got a question. This seems to be a game that will be on 2 discs. Do you guys think that will become more common next gen? This gen there hasn't been any other side of RDR2 right?
What do we do with the card that comes after 9980Ti?They already did. Whats the current gen from 1080? 2080. Next is gonna be 3080. And so on. Which makes perfect sense. I was always weirded out by people expecting this gen to be some 1180 nonsense numbering. I was thinking at the current gen being called 2080 two years before it actually was. It just made all the sense in the world, for that marketing sense. The high punchy sounding name and look. What sort of nonsense would 1180 and 1280 and 1380 would have been anyway ?
Cand wait for the 4080Ti. What a monster
Why is it surprising? There's plenty of 4K games on Xbox One X so I don't see why this is any different.