Barebones compared to what? This format of listing system requirements is an industry standard, not quite sure what you were expecting.
Barebones compared to what? This format of listing system requirements is an industry standard, not quite sure what you were expecting.
I think that system requirements should tell the min-max-avg framerate of the systems they list as "requirements" and resolution + settings so we could get an idea of how they perform.
I never really bothered with requirements in 15 years now, because my PC was usually strong enough to play it and even if not, i just lower the settings, that's the good thing about PCs. But i can remember a time where it was common to release three different requirements, sort of an equivalent to low, medium and high.
I guess it doesn't matter anymore, recommended is the "goal". if you get it, you will have a good time.
Actually since these specs are most likely for 1080p, I can now be assured that I can run the game smoothly on considerably higher resolutions.LOL no need to worry there
If this is right (my system is a bit better than the minimum and a bit slower than the recommend) than i can play this game on Ultra in my solution, i think Nice
NiceWould you please stop breaking my heart?Actually since these specs are most likely for 1080p, I can now be assured that I can run the game smoothly on considerably higher resolutions.
Something similar to what a fair amount of other devs do these days, provide extra information on what recommended entails: settings, image, fps etc.
What we have now is the very barebones that makes up the requirements and still leaves a lot uncertain and up to your own opinion.
If one would ask me what you would need do max out the game on pc I would not be able to tell them in the slightest.
I expected atleast a little bit of added context, this seems fairly half-assed.
Well seems i might need to cancel my pre-order since I don't meet the minimum requirements. I had hoped to be able to play on minimum. Even a current budget computer won't be able to run TW 3 on minimum. It's a shame. Perhaps I'll just let it sit in my GOG library as respect for CDPR.
So I could buy either a ps4 or a very expensive pc. Alas, I don't have any money so it'll be neither.
So I could buy either a ps4 or a very expensive pc. Alas, I don't have any money so it'll be neither.
That's a pity
hopefully you'll be able to enjoy the game in the futureIf this is right (my system is a bit better than the minimum and a bit slower than the recommend) than i can play this game on Ultra in my solution, i think
If that's the case I think you can play at medium settings with decent/smooth framerate. Ultra settings are way above recommended I think
You only need to upgrade your GPU after raising some money. I bet that the CPU will be perfectly fine for every qualityLooks like I won't be able to play it at all!
I have an I5 2500K
16GB Ram
Radeon HD 6950 graphics card
Direct X11
1TB HD with 479 GB free.
I think I'll just go and cancel my order now as I can't afford an upgrade! :wallbash:
Looks like I won't be able to play it at all!
I have an I5 2500K
16GB Ram
Radeon HD 6950 graphics card
Direct X11
1TB HD with 479 GB free.
I think I'll just go and cancel my order now as I can't afford an upgrade! :crybaby:
Isn't that above minimum?
I've never heard of knowing what hardware a game requires to be 'maxed out' until post-release benchmarks. Even then, it's something that is dependant on many things, hard to say with certainty, as PCs are complex machines made up of many different parts from many different manufacturers, it's the nature of PC gaming. As I said, this is just the standard way of releasing system requirements.