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do you not realize all the stuff this game has to run?
countless monster AIs for starters, and basically a whole ecosystem
Same with Dragon's Dogma 2.. it sucks that many people couldn't run it at 60fps consistently, but boy am I glad they shot for the moon.
Hardware will evolve, the game will stick around..
The benchmark tool is unlocked since it is a benchmark tool, but I won’t be surprised if the release version has a 30fps lock as the standard setting.
Capcom is targeting 30fps with this game.
The way you speak it sounds like you're trying to run a big total war battle or even X4, that isn't the case, this probably should use less than 1% of those.
Benchmark looks like all patches have been applied, and the graphics look a lot better than beta ver.
While I agree with your comment... just not DD2, DD2's AI is garbage and does not warrant the CPU power it takes, NPC's appeared 2 feet from the character and did nothing but wander aimlessly and some how according to patches they were devouring CPU because they think to much... bro... no.
DD2 NPC's felt the same if not worse then DDDA and that didn't devour the CPU.
I can only meet you halfway. Some people live in the present and a lot more refunds than normal will probably happen as a result of pricing people out of being able to play the game.
Remember its a online multiplayer game too. So unless your friends have the hardware to play it too, people with high end set ups needs friends with high end settups aswell or they'll have to be a loner or be stuck playing with rando's on internet.
That doesn't equate to a good multiplayer experience if you cant even play it with your friends.
Unless you can buy all your friends new computers because your that rich then hell yeah you do you.
Wonder how many friend groups are like that realistically though. My betting not a very big numeruno.
TLDR: moving forwards is good. But leaving people behind in the dust doesn't make any business sense at all.
Buy PS5, if you really need to play with your friends. Upgrading pathetic PC that even cannot run this game may cost a lot more, and I think buying a PS5 should be less expensive.