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Oh thanks for the Info. I thought they were holding it because RR can make performance worse on regular RT settings and thus would not be so "appealing" for the masses. I would gladly take a perf. hit with RR, given how much more stable the image is. Where did you read that?

Can we get Ray Reconstruction for none-Overdrive RT settings?

Out of the blue someone offered me a good deal for my 2080s/3700x rig. Almost finished building my new one with a 4070ti/5800x3d. We'll see tomorrow how well it handles 2.0.

@GrimReaper801 I apologise for such a short answer to your elaborate post, but I strongly disagree about putting the blame on the consumer. It is a bit like blaming a kid to want too much all the time (not directly comparing gamers to toddlers). Good parents will explain why there are limits...

I'd rather pay more for a finished product than less. I strongly believe - and know for a fact - that most people would be shocked if they would actually pay what they should be paying if everybody involved would be paid what they should be paid (child labor is the most obvious example of that)...

And showing performances on a range of machines...? I know, I know, nobody really does that. Would it be so hard, though? You know just a 30 seconds of walking around Vic's clinic, a bit of high speed car roaming, a single action scene on, let's say PS5, Xbox S/X, lowest recommended specs...

I know that you are being a bit facetious, since I've read many of your posts here that are much more nuanced than that one, but I just wanted to clarify that the truth is a bit more in the middle. A lot of recently released games and ports have been unoptimized mess recently (not my words...

Well, I don't think I personally will have problems running 2.0, but it is easy to understand why some people could be angry if 2.0 does not perform as well as the game they paid full price for a while back, free update or not. Especially for those who bought it on platforms that do not easily...

Yes, I did. I think that 12gb will be enough (besides bad ports like TLoU) for the next 3-4 years. I am sure that there are more examples. Isn't Hogwarts a hog on vram? Pardon the pun. My 8gb on my 2080s has no issues in 98% of the games. We are talking a 50% uptick to 12gb. I hate Nvidia. But...

Well. It's a bit a reason for the upgrade. I don't care that much now, because it is unattainable with my current hardware and the fact that I feel that the technology still needs to mature and become more hardware friendly. I expect my next GPU to last 4 years, just as my 2080s did - and I...

I can almost play it at 30fps (dips around 25fps) at 1600p, medium/high settings with DLSS and Overdrive RT on my Legion 7. Hoping to maybe get constantly above 30 with DLSS 3.5 for roaming and chilling, disabling Overdrive when doing missions, gunplay, etc... I have a feeling, though, that...

I wanted the city to feel more alive and believable. If we get to witness those systems and others from the outside looking in, that might make the city more alive. On the other hand, if we constantly get pestered... I won't be the biggest fan. That being said, regarding the campaign, it is...

Basically almost two months of marketing based mostly on two features: police revamp and car chases. Don't get me wrong, those are interesting to some level, but your campaign feels very repetitive.

Let me get this out of the way first to avoid miscommunications: I agree with you, not targeting you or anything. What is wrong with people wanting every game to offer the same mechanics and if they don't, they are bad, but if they do, they are a clone of something else. Getting real tired of...

What you seem to neglect is that not everybody is looking for the same things in game. Most of his and your criticism of the game, I do not care about. I like not having local maps. I love to not have markers cluttering that map that tells me exactly where everything you can interact with could...

Enemy AI getting a possible boost would be my only complain after 30 hours. Not that it is a perfect game, but I quite enjoy it. I can't remember when is the last time I spent hours in a single game, within a single week. Probably two decades ago.

Yeah, I know. Even with that, that's not how I read your post. Regardless...

Liking something is subjective and you going "I get it" or "I don't get it" is quite irrelevant in the grand scheme of thing in terms of how good or how bad something is. No offense, this applies to all of us. None of us can always get it right. On another note, the game doesn't take 10 hours...

I never liked Bethesda's game. Never could get into Skyrim, for example. This, on the other hand... brilliant. Absolutely love it so far.

I am planning to play on GamePass from Tuesday night, but... I installed the update, checked the "launch after installing" and it booted the game! But I had to quit to work on something needing my resources... Can not launch again. I had one chance, one chance God damn it.