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It can not be so hard, thing's have to progress.
I wouldn't expect graphical improvements. the game is old and has anti aliasing problems and pop-ins. if they could've fixed it by now they would have. they clearly can not with this engine
Sorry, the draw distance can't be adjustable like that because of how the map is handled. The game doesn't load the entire world into memory and then decide which parts of it you can see from your POV. Instead, the map is divided into regions which are swapped in and out as needed and use cut planes to decide what you can see from your POV.
To make that adjustable would, I think, require the entire map to be remade in a different fashion.
It is not a limitation of the engine or coding.
I am wondering if and how other game's do this. I only play ATS & ETS. I do have Shadow of the Tomb Raider on my PC,( it was given to me) but find it really a pain to click this button to do that, and that to do this.
My question is asked out of ignorance, and trying to understand.
Cheers.
Because:
And 'what a shame' that not everyone in every country has clean water to drink and plumbing, and remind me what that has to do with advanced PC simulations?!! Mojo, I can't believe that your position is that all computer games should be dumbed down to the lowest common denominator, in order to serve the least capable systems? "Leave no potato behind!!" Anyone here, buying games, buying infinite SCS DLC's knows the answer to that one. Cheers
Well done for putting words into my mouth! I never once said games should be "dumbed down" I simply noted that not everyone has a modern gaming PC, or could afford to buy one. It is entirely at the discretion of SCS where they feel they should pitch the minimum and recommended specs for the game to cover the widest range of customers. It is no good telling everyone with a potato to just go out and buy a new top-end gaming PC, it won't happen.
I am just as frustrated as anyone by the people who have bought the game and expect it to run on an 8-year old laptop with 4Gb RAM and an integrated Intel GPU, but can't see that is the problem, they imagine it will run on anything with a CPU.
There queries are a constant in this and many other forums, they are especially resistant to being told that their system simply won't run whatever game they install, and don't get me started on the "it says it runs DX12" when it can only run DX10, and not well at that.
MY position is definitely NOT "all computer games should be dumbed down to the lowest common denominator" and I would never take that position.
You really should take a course in comprehension before misquoting and lying about what I said, feel free to tell me which bit of my post is untrue.
The OP said (trolling)
"Dont flame me, this is just my opinion. Its not always about money......Laziness also plays a part. In 2020 old pc's belong at the local tip"
Are you going to say that is a reasonable, sensible statement, or just a poor troll, made to provoke a reaction?