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I am a lower-spec user myself. But like my review of the game, they should at LEAST add an option to turn it on or off. There's a reason advanced graphics settings exists. They should focus on that and prioritizes it along with other missing features/stages.
Go use that excuse for consoles, not PC.
As long as they release the online bug-free and as long as it's as good performance-wise as it is now, I'm satisfied.
This is ported from an arcade machine using DX9. Can't port over something that wasn't originally there.
People should research before posting
He said that those particle effects and soft engine are avaible only on DX 11, witch even PC could have had. But he said that only console could use DX 11. Thats my point dip ♥♥♥♥.
I said:
That means:
The PC version of DoA5LR uses DirectX9.
Those features need DirectX11.
The PC version does not use DirectX11.
That is why the PC version of DoA5LR does not have these features.
Why would you bump this?