Did you hit your head while making the game? What 3070 Ti with such graphics?! what nonsense

[Empty]

Ghost of Tsushima with cool graphics, and the systems there are RTX 2060. In short, this project will not have any optimization and any additional profit

[Empty]

Originally posted by naapsuland:

you should upgrade your hardware

I have Ryzen 7 7700X and RTX 3070 Ti

[potato]

Originally posted by Empty:

I have Ryzen 7 7700X and RTX 3070 Ti

so you meet the recommended specs and still complaining...?

[johannes]

The problem with a binary system requirements post including only minimum and recommended is that you don't know what either of it really means.
It might be that higher graphic settings are highly unoptimized and therefore require quite powerful hardware or it just might be the requirements for 8K settings.

Judging by the processing power gap between minimum and recommended requirements, I reckon that a 3070ti is probably required to play in higher resolutions on highest settings.

We will see tomorrow, I guess.

[Empty]

Originally posted by johannes:

The problem with a binary system requirements post including only minimum and recommended is that you don't know what either of it really means.
It might be that higher graphic settings are highly unoptimised and therefore require quite powerful hardware or it just might be the requirement for 8K settings.

Judging by the processing power gap between minimum and recommended requirements, I reckon that a 3070ti is probably required to play in higher resolutions on highest settings.

We will see tomorrow, I guess.

Mb it’s just on ultra settings, tomorrow everything will be clear

[Wonder]

I'd say wait and see some reviews or try it yourself and if it runs poorly refund it. It could be possible that the last time they tested across a wide range of hardware was months or years ago or they are simply playing it safe and listing specs well above the realistic requirements.

[er.tz]

Sorry but those recommended specs are INSANE. More than cyberpunk 2077 , Starfield ...

I think this game has one of the the highest recommended spec of all time ¡¡¡ and most people in steam dont meet them.

[Stret]

The requirements were claimed to be wrong by the co founder so the game is actually looking fine, but saying 3070ti was fine because early access is a 50iq take
Optimization comes last??? optimization is something you make as you create the game. If your game is playable and being sent to the public in a state where it runs horrendously, how are you going to make it run 2-3x better within so few months?

[Stret]

Originally posted by potato:

Originally posted by Stret:

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, beyond abhorrent post. stop posting forever

you're not a moderator either

im not here to ban you. im here to inform that your posts are so abhorrent and unconstructive that you should stop wasting gabe newell's hard drive space, or start at least being a more reasonable gamer instead

dude you have a powerful machine already, why do you care if hundreds of thousands of people will be unable to enjoy the game because it runs terribly?

do you just care about nobody else than yourself?

[potato]

Originally posted by Stret:

im here to inform that your posts are so abhorrent that you should stop wasting gabe newell's hard drive space.

steam's content delivery network is hosted by akamai, not valve's servers

Originally posted by Stret:

im not here to ban you.

telling someone to stop posting is backseat moderating

[Gearwar]

The recommended specs are from an old build apparently. I have no idea why they would use this and publish it one day before launch and then you have to click 3 links online to find out that a dev. actually says that the game runs a lot better with worse hardware.

I like moon studios and I love the ori games, but boy this launch is a mess.

[potato]

Originally posted by Gearwar:

I like moon studios and I love the ori games, but boy this launch is a mess.

it hasn't even launched

Originally posted by Stret:

Optimization comes last???

yes, because you need the majority of assets in the game before you start optimizing them

optimization is a later stage component of development

[bruh]

do people not look at the minimum reqs? it's a gtx970 , you will be able to run it don't you worry

[Stret]

Originally posted by Gearwar:

The recommended specs are from an old build apparently. I have no idea why they would use this and publish it one day before launch and then you have to click 3 links online to find out that a dev. actually says that the game runs a lot better with worse hardware.

I like moon studios and I love the ori games, but boy this launch is a mess.

yeah that was very weird
though it was predictable something was wrong because the old requirements didnt make sense at all, even moreso witih how the minimum-recommended cpu went from a whopping i3-8k to a whopping 5800x3d

I assume the old bench means good news now that its confirmed to be wrong, because it certainly showed that a weak CPU can run the game at 30

[Stret]

Originally posted by potato:

Originally posted by Gearwar:

I like moon studios and I love the ori games, but boy this launch is a mess.

it hasn't even launched

Originally posted by Stret:

Optimization comes last???

yes, because you need the majority of assets in the game before you start optimizing them

optimization is a later stage component of development

people generally make their assets trying to have them optimized
sheer "assets" isnt all there is to optimization

[potato]

Originally posted by Stret:

people generally make their assets trying to have them optimized
sheer "assets" isnt all there is to optimization

you are clueless

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Program_optimization

Optimization can reduce readability and add code that is used only to improve the performance. This may complicate programs or systems, making them harder to maintain and debug. As a result, optimization or performance tuning is often performed at the end of the development stage.