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I would really, really like to se port of AAA game done by Durante and his team.
lol. I'm going to play TLOU with my crusty i5 6500 + GTX1070. I played trough the BORING Hogwart's Legacy without any problems..... at 30 FPS capped. 
Their console ports are usually fine. Their PC ports are, well…
And I doubt the game gets pulled unless Sony chooses to pull it. The Last of Us is one of their key IP, what with the TV show and such, so it might be worth their while going back to the drawing board with this one.
Sony have so far had a good reputation on fixing up their PC ports and generally supporting their games over a long period, so I think this game will be brought into a good state. But I doubt it’ll be pulled.
Golly gee I wonder why Sony didn't say anything about Iron Galaxy's involvment until like two weeks ago.
It depends on what types of APIs you use. Back in the "real" exclusive fullscreen mode days it would "just work". These days, you need to be slightly aware of what you are doing to make sure it works.
But it's really not something that takes any notable amount of time at all, and like to many things, it should be on the pre-release checklist of absolutely everyone who does PC versions of games for a living, IMHO.
Tonight I made a huge mistake by watching the Resident Evil show on Netflix. I can't understand how a script with such a disastrous story, ridiculous characters and boring dialogues can still result in a completed tv show. There's something terribly wrong with Netflix's quality assurance...
Thank you for reply. DF Alex should have included this in his "good PC port practices" video
I feel kinda bad for Iron Galaxy though. After going through the shader compilation, both Uncharted and TLOU work great on my PC. Yet they are getting dragged through mud so hard.
So, on my end the Last of Us port runs ok? I played it for an hour or so, and it was fine. Performance is ok on my aging machine, the 2080Ti is still holding up well for 1440p, and if there are memory leaks, then they don't seem to be so sever to matter within an hour when playing with 32GB of RAM.
Still hoping all those things get patched.
Still hoping all those things get patched.
So I just tried TLOU of my gtx 1080 with a ryzen 5 3600. Game runs like absolute ass lmao. For some reason even though I loaded the shaders a couple of hours ago it's still maxing out my CPU and my GPU is sitting at like 86% load an getting sttuters all over the place. Can't say that mostly negative rating is unwarranted.
Ah yes, the dangers of emulators. Good thing Irideto will protect us against such an evil who has no space on successful platfo...
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I think this is the most extreme instance I've ever seen of what the young'uns call "getting ratio'd".
I think this is the most extreme instance I've ever seen of what the young'uns call "getting ratio'd".
I've got an i7 6700K, 1070, and 32GB DDR4 RAM. Report back on your performance, please!lol. I'm going to play TLOU with my crusty i5 6500 + GTX1070. I played trough the BORING Hogwart's Legacy without any problems..... at 30 FPS capped.
I believe the young'uns call it "They beating yo ass in the QRT"
Im starting to miss the old days where modifying a .txt file would make you a certified modder™
Now we have certified developer™ that knows how to look at the properties of an .exe, such a step up
On my Windows PC (GTX 1070 Ti, 16 GB RAM, Windows 10, 8 GB VRAM, i7-8700) performance has been good. 40-70 fps at 1440p (FSR balanced, medium-high details). But as mentioned, only after a lengthy shader comp. Some dips. No crashes after the Shader comp. But havent played lots yet.
The game has long loading times too.
I really hope they turn this around quickly, those early impressions of poor performances are not great. Not just because I like TLOU and was waiting for this, but because Im otherwise Impressed by the port being packed with options and if they manage to optimize performance across most hardware, it could be excelllent.
Im lucky that my 1070 Ti seems runs anything you throw at it
i just would prefer to play on my linux laptop but have recently had more problems with modern game releases there. But thats another story
Oh and I forgot to mention: the game is indeed VRAM-hungry, but at least it tells you pretty exactly how much it'll use and every option will tell you what it impacts. Have I mentioned the options menu is impressive?
That is why it is hard for me to say that port is bad. They obviously cared enough to include lots of PC specific options and it is not basic port. They just didn't spent their time and resources optimizing game for average PC hardware these days and just went for high end portion of the market. You can't convince me that linear game with lots of pre-baked maps and no RayTracing is more demanding than game like CP2077 with full RT.Oh and I forgot to mention: the game is indeed VRAM-hungry, but at least it tells you pretty exactly how much it'll use and every option will tell you what it impacts. Have I mentioned the options menu is impressive?
And this is why I am bit afraid of UE5 games after watching that first presentation where they said that artist can just put high poly and hi res models directly from the zbrush to the engine and it just works. Because many will do just that.
On my 13700K it took like 15 minutes without changing DLL.
Yeah but what about the temp ? We had some extreme reports on that front.
The length is less important to me, as long as it’s ’reasonable’. Having a 5800X3D I hope it will be.
Oh fuck, this reminds me I have to air clean my case
I never was a regular cleaner, but I have a cat now. Who likes climbing on the case. Basically my case is half dust / half cat.
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It's just going to put a heavy load on your cpu for probably 20-25 minutes, if you have decent cooling and can run benchmarks like cinebench without issue you won't have one here either.
In general, I think complaining that your CPU gets hot during shader compilation is one of those extremely dumb PC gamer things. I'd actually be very annoyed if that happened to one of my ports.
The CPU getting hot, at least on the face of it, just means that they are doing the right thing and compiling those shaders in parallel. If your PC fails because it's actually being used then that's on you (or the OEM who built it if you didn't), not the developers.
That said, I'm not sure why it would ever take several minutes to compile shaders running at full tilt on a modern PC. If nothing is fundamentally wrong (which I see no reason to believe) then this must mean the game has an absolutely ridiculous number of shader/pipeline variations.
In that case it might have been smarter to change that to have more dynamic state, but that is some pretty extensive re-engineering (and might still be a tradeoff for performance on some systems).
Might just be another instance of the old "I have to be able to run everything at ultra, regardless of what that means" mentality.
The CPU getting hot, at least on the face of it, just means that they are doing the right thing and compiling those shaders in parallel. If your PC fails because it's actually being used then that's on you (or the OEM who built it if you didn't), not the developers.
That said, I'm not sure why it would ever take several minutes to compile shaders running at full tilt on a modern PC. If nothing is fundamentally wrong (which I see no reason to believe) then this must mean the game has an absolutely ridiculous number of shader/pipeline variations.
In that case it might have been smarter to change that to have more dynamic state, but that is some pretty extensive re-engineering (and might still be a tradeoff for performance on some systems).
I mean, not really, depending on how good it looks. This is at "Ultra" after all.
Might just be another instance of the old "I have to be able to run everything at ultra, regardless of what that means" mentality.
Reports say that even on high VRAM usage is significant and on lower settings textures look like crap. So there is kinda no balance.
It did take around 20 minutes on 5800X3D - I think this game and Uncharted 4 had the longest shader compilation of any games I played.
And temperature went up to 90 degrees, but I do have fairly liberal fan curve so that does not surprise me (and 90 should still be safe, afaik, although I would not want that to be standard temperature). But when playing the game, the CPU is at around 75 on average which I think is perfectly fine.
Oh, the Desktop to Deck file transfer is enabled by default ? Nice, I guess.
Just noticed it when my Deck wanted to update Midnight Suns and it displays a big 'Transferring game files on local Network'
Hmm, it's nice but as a no data cap fiber guy, I'm losing on the max speed front.
Just noticed it when my Deck wanted to update Midnight Suns and it displays a big 'Transferring game files on local Network'
Hmm, it's nice but as a no data cap fiber guy, I'm losing on the max speed front.
Tried out 22 minutes till dawn on my phone cause i was bored at work and instantly bought it on steam cause it was good and i felt dirty playing baby mode with infinite ad rebirths.
Guess i will be playing this next after i finish Noobs Wants to live
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I tried TLOU on the Deck as well now and it runs badly there indeed. I'll just stick to playing it on my Windows PC for now.
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I tried TLOU on the Deck as well now and it runs badly there indeed. I'll just stick to playing it on my Windows PC for now.
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Hopefully patches will arrive soonish, to be honest, I wanted to play it but yeah, I will wait :_(
I've played 30 hours of it vs 12 on Vampire Survivors. It's really good. Glad to see they added some new characters since the last time I've played it. Missing 3 achievements now. They nailed the audio and visual impact of your weapons like Nuclear Throne did. Very satisfying to play.
Returnal had a speedy shader comp right? I think DF Alex measured it being like 30 seconds on a Ryzen 5 3600, and only 6 seconds on some modern intel cpu. Makes some of these other games with 20+ minute compiles look really weird in comparison.
Returnal took around half a minute, Atomic Heart needed like 3 minutes.
the 1 hour+ some people are reporting for TLOU is definitely not normal
Yeah, I'd love to know how many shaders it is compiling, and what exactly is going on there.
As I said, using 100% of the CPU is generally a good thing in this context, but if you do that your time should be measured in seconds, not minutes.
As I said, using 100% of the CPU is generally a good thing in this context, but if you do that your time should be measured in seconds, not minutes.
As I said before, they should start using yellow backgrounds for this kind of tweets
Resident Evil 4 Remake has already sold over 3m copies
Capcom has announced its Resident Evil 4 Remake has already sold over 3m copies in its first two days after release.
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Resi 4 Remake has sold 3 million copies already
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Controversial opinion time: I think that there is a lot of hyperbole these days around "bad PC ports" and that many of the ports aren't actually bad at all. Sometimes games get pushed out the door a bit too early, no doubt at the behest of the publisher, but most PC games today show a level of effort from the developers that was completely absent during the dark times of the late 90s-late 00s.
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Resident Evil 7 Gold and Resident Evil Village Gold for 7,50 dollars or 8,64 euro
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Resident Evil 7 Gold and Resident Evil Village Gold for 7,50 dollars or 8,64 euro
Link to reddit thread
Read the reddit thread for information
Sadly you'll get one key.
And get everything according to this page
Thank you, got a copy for me and a friend. If like me you get a Razer Wallet error just back out of it, use the store page link again and it will give you the option to pay by Visa/Mastercard as well as Razer/Crypto.
It worked, thanks a ton! I was planning to get Village soon so this is a great surprise.
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