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note if you never played v2 before? just start fresh. yes you can resume v1 saves, but do not. it's so different, there's a learning curve, and it will hit you all at once if you're just <bonk!> 38th level or whatever. much more fun to start fresh, maybe pick a start you haven't before (if you didn't do all 3)
you'll be fine. welcome back, choom!
yup yup, got that many hours but when MIA and came back with a new pc, that's why.
My OG pc exploded, literally, so yeah. this new pc made me wonder if i can play it.
like the first person said, lower texture to medium if you're reaching max vram usage. you'll know when you get the infamous menu lag.
yeah, even with a good pc i would not touch ray tracing as i do not like forcing the pc to work more than necessary, the game as downloaded so imma gonna try.
even if i could, i would not, as i was always poor and having a massive jump in quality would make me unconfortable.
Crowd and Shadows turned down.
Got 16gb 4060 on sale now... which hasn't felt like a huge leap for some games...