Original post by: /u/ThePhoenixRoyal
His post got mysteriously removed at the cyberpunkgame sub:
Edit: Removed my specs to avoid confusion.
Update from /u/ThePhoenixRoyal: > I have been informed by the mods the post only got temporarily locked by automoderator receiving too many reports about my post from salty individuals. The post is up again!
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This file edit may or may not affect your game but a lot of people in the old thread can testify that it works! Best it can do is decrease loading time and eliminate some stutter and dips.
I used to run on only Low preset to get smooth 30+ fps with the stutter and dips when driving.
But after I applied my proper ram settings I can actually play on High settings at 45+ fps and driving doesnt stutter too much when looking around now!
#Make sure to make a copy of your memory_pool_budgets.csv before editing it! Location is:
Apparently Shepard, Liara & co. are returning with the next ME game but I’m not excited.
Bioware is going for cheap nostalgia bait, instead of creating new characters who people get invested in they are reusing a characters again who’s story ended almost a decade ago.
It’s clearly only happening because Andromeda failed but I was still hoping they would be more creative. I guess we will see
I’ve seen so much outrage about it online, but so far in my 35 hours playtime it’s been absolutely incredible.
The story, the characters and the graphics are the among the best I’ve ever seen. The city itself is so far beyond any other open world in terms of fidelity it’s simply astonishing. I’m having an absolutely brilliant time. I even think the performance, for the visuals on screen, is more than acceptable.
Sure, i’ve come across a few small bugs, but nothing like the Skyrim or New Vegas launches were.
Seems like anytime a game is being looked at for performance on PC it’s always a heavy focus on 4K gaming, but of PC that is such a smaller user base compared to 1080p and even 1440p. Steam hardware survey for November shows only 2.2% of users using 4k.
1080 and 1440 are the majority resolutions used so why not more focus on those instead?
I’m seeing tons of benchmarking, ways to better your graphics experience, how good it looks. But, is it actually a good game? Or is this the next Crysis and will only be used for benchmarking? Are you enjoying it? Is it worth the release launch of $60+ or do you wish you waited?
Edit: This post isn’t intended to shit on the game in any way. I’m generally curious about what people think of the game outside of the graphics. As someone who doesn’t pre-order or watch gameplay footage (no spoilers), it’s hard to gauge people’s reactions when all of the talk is about graphics and glitches.