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If this is actually playable on launch remains to be seen. Running the first Beta with my 5800X3D and 7900XTX was already a bit of a challenge without getting into framegen or upscaling.
I assume this also nets you the latest tech. RE Engine is actually very capable.
I would almost dare calling it the new Crysis.
Regardless it is indeed sad that it is soo much reliant upon these features which were actually meant to get borderline playable games a good experience. Speaking " barely not hitting the 60FPS" because else it will feel sluggish.
Playing on minimum requirements should enable to play on Low/Medium quality settings in FullHD (1080p) in stable 30 FPS. SSD is recommended.
^ SH2 min requirements.
You['re not playing SH2 60+ with a gtx 1080 either. These never changed fyi....
What you wanna talk about further? Changing a min requirmeent from a 1080 to a 1070 Ti sure means alot when those cards are so close to each other :p
I suggest you to wait till the game launches and then try the official demo if there is gonna be one or play the game for 2 hours max.
Replying to this part specifically, this is the perfect example for what 1080p medium 60fps should be.
Last gen midrange CPU and GPU.
That's exactly the kind of hardware that should be the minimum for a playable frame rate in a new AAA title.
And that makes people mad, for some reason.
Frame Generation should not become common place when it comes to the minimum or recommended specs, that is a mistake that is happening in the industry. Generated Frames do not come with the proper effects on control responsiveness as actual proper frames. So 60 FPS via frame generation is not going to feel as responsive as 60 FPS without Frame Generation. Minimum and Recommended specs should list the hardware needed without Frame Generation.
I don't have too much of a comment on when people should upgrade, but I disagree with the idea of people becoming so accepting of frame generation when it is clear that developers are going to use it to cut corners.
You're so close to getting it.
But it's not down to developers cutting corners, it's down to Nvidia forcing Graphics development away from Rasterisation.
Frame generation is the SYMPTOM of the problem.
Minimum specs always targeted 30 FPS on PC games. Thats how it's always been. It's also the support pillar for developers. Below minimum specs you cannot expect support from developers.
I wonder why.
I'll probably be a bit bummed out about not being able to play @ 4K max but thats what happens when no one supports mGPU/SLI/Xfire/NVLink in the consumer space.
I'm on a 7800X3D + RX 6900 XT combo and this garbage game will dip into the 40's.
Will i buy it? yeah ofc. But not gonna pretend like these "people" here that this ♥♥♥♥ is ok. Lol
Noone is pretending it's okay, just a bunch of us who know the game will be released in a more optimised state.
Like the devs have stated.
Like the devs have shown.
Like third party people have reported on and recorded.