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if you count that stuff in, its like a 4.5 out of 10
I didn't have a problem with micro-stutters or crashing but it took me hours of tinkering to get it to where it wouldn't freeze up every 30 minutes without having to set the graphics to potato.
Cities have major performance issues, some assume there are issues with NPC behavior / pathfinding choking out CPU's. Nothing that seems unpatchable.
Outside of that, i haven't even had a single FPS hitch so far.
It's pretty much an improved version of DD1 in all regards.
Not having a new game option was a weird choice though...and Capcom actually agreed
I never thought I would see the day where playing your $70 game more than once was unavailable, or more likely a future paid DLC
This game is going to make history for the depths of greed a publisher will sink to on behalf of micro transactions and paid DLC
Bro doesn't even own the game. All the MTX talk is hot air. It's a non-issue. The actual issue is optimisation.
Not Elden Ring or BG3 level, but pretty decent.
Though, considering it has microtransactions and performance issues, I'd wait until it goes on sales. Not worth it $70 IMO.