Windows 7,8???

[Ruslan_996]

Windows 7 и 8?

[GameBunny77]

Windows 3.1, Windows 95 ?

[Ruslan_996]

Originally posted by GameBunny:

Windows 3.1, Windows 95 ?

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[Chrille 🎃]

Originally posted by Ruslan_996:

Windows 7 и 8?

Lol hahaha

[Ruslan_996]

Originally posted by Chrille:

Originally posted by Ruslan_996:

Windows 7 и 8?

Lol hahaha

what haa?

[jackman071]

Windows 11. Let us abandon Windows 10 :)

[EASY PETE]

Windows xp? Windows 1.0?

[Ruslan_996]

Originally posted by jackman071:

Windows 11. Let us abandon Windows 10 :)

Русский?

[Ruslan_996]

Originally posted by SnarlyTrain:

Windows xp? Windows 1.0?

Windows 10? Windows 11?

[animal_PLANET]

Windows 98SE? Windows ME?

[Col0bok]

To put discussion in a slightly constructive way, I very doubt developers (and I mean almost any developers) test their games on Windows 7 in 2021. It was great OS and still is but not for new / modern games.

I saw such approach when I forced to upgrade from Windows 2000 to Windows XP to be able just to have a sound in Team Fortress 2 game by Valve after just another update (same hardware).

Then I saw the same when I forced to upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 7 to be able to play modern games at that time (bought new PC).

You cannot stop the progress in general. And such general progress demands new technologies which means new hardware and software in gaming industry. Sad but true.

According to Steam Hardware & Software Survey, Windows 7 has less than 10% in popularity. Sad but true ver. 2.0.

So I kindly suggest you to consider some ways to upgrade to Windows 10. Which definitely requires some hardware upgrade or even new PC / notebook.

I live almost in the same region as original topic creator where economy is not in good finacial state and people do not have much free money but you barely find another approach to play modern games other than that.

Good luck.

[Ruslan_996]

Originally posted by Col0bok:

To put discussion in a slightly constructive way, I very doubt developers (and I mean almost any developers) test their games on Windows 7 in 2021. It was great OS and still is but not for new / modern games.

I saw such approach when I forced to upgrade from Windows 2000 to Windows XP to be able just to have a sound in Team Fortress 2 game by Valve after just another update (same hardware).

Then I saw the same when I forced to upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 7 to be able to play modern games at that time (bought new PC).

You cannot stop the progress in general. And such general progress demands new technologies which means new hardware and software in gaming industry. Sad but true.

According to Steam Hardware & Software Survey, Windows 7 has less than 10% in popularity. Sad but true ver. 2.0.

So I kindly suggest you to consider some ways to upgrade to Windows 10. Which definitely requires some hardware upgrade or even new PC / notebook.

I live almost in the same region as original topic creator where economy is not in good finacial state and people do not have much free money but you barely find another approach to play modern games other than that.

Good luck.

another slave game works for 4 angles which was originally sharpened for 7 and 8 until fichoda 10 it supports all modern technologies and 7 has paid support until 2023

[Col0bok]

You have 2 hours of gameplay before you lose an ability to refund the game on Steam. So buy it when it comes out, try Windows 7 / 8 in less than 2 hours, if it does not work for you, make a refund.

[ReaperLord]

Originally posted by Col0bok:

You have 2 hours of gameplay before you lose an ability to refund the game on Steam. So buy it when it comes out, try Windows 7 / 8 in less than 2 hours, if it does not work for you, make a refund.

Or just wait for reviews from other players to see if it works on Win7.

Originally posted by Col0bok:

To put discussion in a slightly constructive way, I very doubt developers (and I mean almost any developers) test their games on Windows 7 in 2021. It was great OS and still is but not for new / modern games.

I saw such approach when I forced to upgrade from Windows 2000 to Windows XP to be able just to have a sound in Team Fortress 2 game by Valve after just another update (same hardware).

Then I saw the same when I forced to upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 7 to be able to play modern games at that time (bought new PC).

You cannot stop the progress in general. And such general progress demands new technologies which means new hardware and software in gaming industry. Sad but true.

According to Steam Hardware & Software Survey, Windows 7 has less than 10% in popularity. Sad but true ver. 2.0.

So I kindly suggest you to consider some ways to upgrade to Windows 10. Which definitely requires some hardware upgrade or even new PC / notebook.

I live almost in the same region as original topic creator where economy is not in good finacial state and people do not have much free money but you barely find another approach to play modern games other than that.

Good luck.

It's not always about the cost of Win10. That OS version has a lot of problems that Win7 either doesn't have or that Win7 is better able to avoid or deal with.

[Res]

Windows 7 isn't some ancient OS, a lot of the weird stuff I like to play just doesn't work the same on 10, and It's not that simple to just mover over without potential loss of files.

When Microsoft forces everyone to use Windows 11 will you make the same arguments of blocking "progress"?

[Col0bok]

Originally posted by Res:

When Microsoft forces everyone to use Windows 11 will you make the same arguments of blocking "progress"?

It's not about Microsoft. I had the same feelings about unnecessary actions like upgrading Operating System in the past and I agree with you.

I only say that game developers usually have other important things to do with their games than testing on ancient Operating Systems like Windows 7. In other words, nobody tests on Windows 7 which does not automatically mean that a particular game does not work on Windows 7 or 8. That's why officially only Windows 10 or 11 are supported.