Mikeaveli
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FSR 2.1 has also been added to the console version and it looks like a nice boost to image quality.
should be clarified that it's updated for 9th gen consoles since I don't think 8th gen has FSR capability. I believe the 8th gen consoles have basically been abandoned by CDPR at this point as there isn't much more they can do to optimize it.FSR 2.1 has also been added to the console version and it looks like a nice boost to image quality.
Yes, CDPR had previously announced there will be no further updates to the last gen version (which probably shouldn't have existed).should be clarified that it's updated for 9th gen consoles since I don't think 8th gen has FSR capability. I believe the 8th gen consoles have basically been abandoned by CDPR at this point as there isn't much more they can do to optimize it.
I plan to finally play this game soon but on PC. I'm pretty amazed at how terribly optimized it is though. I gave it a 30 minute test run last week, and at native 1440p with no DLSS and Ultra RT it somehow only runs between 25 and 40 FPS with a 3080ti, 13600k, and DDR5 5600mhz ram. Realistically, I'll probably run it at 1440p with RT Ulta with performance DLSS which will push it up to 80 to 110 FPS. Amazed they thought they could somehow get this to ruin on base X-Box One and PS4. Like, I'm running it on tech basically released 1 to 2 years after the game and it still has performance issues without DLSS at 1440p.
Saw this was on sale for $29.99 ... figured that was good enough to give it a shot.
Just installed the game and created my chraracter.
V is a turquoise haired Nomad with this build:
Body: 3
Intelligence: 4
Reflexes: 6
Technical Ability: 6
Cool: 3
Any tips for someone who play the game for the 1st time?
If I compare my playing style in the Fallout series, I'm leaning on gun fights, a little sneak, no melee. I lockpick more than I hack, but I do both. I'm not really into crafting but I do it for bullets and repair armor/guns.Do you have any idea of a specific class you're aiming to play as, or just trying to explore the game and level up in a more organic fashion? Seems like, based on where you've put your points, you're interested in gun skills as well as crafting.
If I compare my playing style in the Fallout series, I'm leaning on gun fights, a little sneak, no melee. I lockpick more than I hack, but Ido both. I'm not really into crafting but I do it for bullets and repair armor/guns.
Spreading it over hacking and body, gives you a chance to put down multiple enemies before you sneak in with a sword while invisible and take down the rest. I also recommend watching Youtube for Legendary Gear locations and Legendary weapons. If you use weapons, go for Smart weapons and just go for weapons where you can shoot bullets that automatically go for the head.I had a "should I focus on guns or programs?" moment and chose the latter, it's not hard to get alot of RAM and fry a room. Looking back, I did the same thing in the KotOR games and lightning, so maybe that's just me.
I mean there's no excusing the sorry state the game released in but I agree it was nothing crazy game breaking. I picked up a ps4 copy at Walmart for under half odf around release as a resold return copy. Got all the way to the end but wanted to clear all side content before the endgame and just burned out. The game was playable, there were just times I had to restart it when the bugs were piling up and it did crash a few times.I played it near launch on PC and it was fine. shouldnt have launched on last gen though for sure.
Definitely one of the most buggy games ive played though but nothing that hurt the experience like cutscenes breaking or whatever (although I know that did happen to people).
I think the biggest thing that ruined it for a lot of peopole is the horrendous LOD pop-in for NPCs and Cars. I suspect this was caused by the slow hard-drive because i played most of the game on one and had these a lot. Then switched to SSD and its drastically reduced.I mean there's no excusing the sorry state the game released in but I agree it was nothing crazy game breaking. I picked up a ps4 copy at Walmart for under half odf around release as a resold return copy. Got all the way to the end but wanted to clear all side content before the endgame and just burned out. The game was playable, there were just times I had to restart it when the bugs were piling up and it did crash a few times.
Gonna do a full playthrough on PC eventually.
Yeah pop in never got better. At least not on PS4. I picked the game up on EGS for like 20 bucks with a coupon so I still haven't paid full price for the game. It's definitely a lot better on PC. But the game was still playable enough for me to get to the endgame.I think the biggest thing that ruined it for a lot of peopole is the horrendous LOD pop-in for NPCs and Cars. I suspect this was caused by the slow hard-drive because i played most of the game on one and had these a lot. Then switched to SSD and its drastically reduced.
Yes it is. The bugs are fine now. Story is good. Gameplay is fun. If you are someone like me who likes to try and 100% completion you get your moneys worth. I’ve put so much time into this game.Is it even worth picking up for $30?
Yes.Is it even worth picking up for $30?
You will not be alright after finishing it. And you'll want to get the main character's jacket and one character's shotgun in the game afterwards.I watched the first episode of the anime and loved it. Might give me the itch to play it again.
Compared to GTA, it is.Driving seems very wonky in this game
It’s not just the physics giving me trouble, it’s the camera angles. I blow by turns and locations all the timeYes.
You will not be alright after finishing it. And you'll want to get the main character's jacket and one character's shotgun in the game afterwards.
Compared to GTA, it is.
The default driving controls are very sensitive. Try adjusting it but it stays a bit wonky. Not my favorite part of the game.Driving seems very wonky in this game