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It's gonna take extreme gamebreaking bugs for any of these to be such a problem that it's gonna ruin Dawntrail altogether though- don't worry too much that there might be people on teh forumz complaining about potentially small things and wait and see for yourself what you might think of the game.
during all of my time playing CSGO. the most common one (at least in my experience) was to see Russians and other eastern europeans using Core 2 Duo and 9500GTs to play the game and the smallest thing like throwing a smoke at them would tank their frame rate to 5.
While for FF14, either most people were on PlayStation 4/5 or using a mid range-high end PC to play the game. and people will be far more likely to upgrade their equipment if the system requirements will increase
In other words Tuesday, on the Steam forums.
It'll be fine, don't worry. The forums, X, and Reddit will get flooded with whinging babies for a couple of weeks and then they will get bored and go away and absolutely nothing will change and they will have no impact on anything at all. Nobody will listen, and fewer people will care.
The *worst* consequence that can possibly be is...this forum looking like FO4's for a couple of weeks. Nothing (at all) to even think about, let alone be concerned for. If we're lucky, some of the trolls it brings in will be entertaining.
The people making the game are grownups, they aren't gonna get their feelings hurt by the whinging. The Vocal Minority in question isn't big enough to make a financial impact on anything, so nobody (really: nobody) cares.
This absolutely isn't true. A lot of people are playing on lower spec PCs and will be negatively affected by the graphics update. I imagine PS4 will struggle pretty badly with it too.
It is what it is though. People can't just expect the devs to let the game rot so they don't have to upgrade their computer or console once every 10 years. The graphics update is much needed and makes the game look significantly better.
This:
https://i.imgur.com/eE1XIK6.png
doesn't look particularly impressive to me, and certainly not worth cutting off a lot of players over.
At the very least the lighting by itself should improve things. I'm pretty interested to see if Praetorium isn't a complete nightmare in cutscenes. Assuming that has gotten any changes of course.
You've cherry picked the least impressive looking part of the benchmark and you're still playing in 1080p in 2024.
Look at this and tell me it doesn't look better:
https://imgix.bustle.com/uploads/image/2024/4/15/d83eb79a-bf26-485e-a3ea-afe3e6bfa990-dawntrail-graphic.jpg
Lighting, textures and foliage are massively improved after the update. The difference in outdoor areas is literally night and day.
Tell me what setup is capable of playing modern AAA games at native 4k 60 FPS+.
Brother, a 4 year old console can run 4k 60 FPS. My PC is a few years old now and I can run 1440p with 100+ FPS.
The next true resolution is 4K, and the hardware isn't there yet, which is why crap like DLSS is being pushed.
While I agree with the overall sentiment, you make it sound like 1080p is out of fashion or something. It is still, by a large margin, the most popular resolution for gaming. I doubt that'll change for at least the next few years.
That was a lot of words to say nothing at all.
1440p is perfect if you value frame rate over resolution. I have a 1440p 240hz monitor and I greatly prefer that over 4k 60hz.
Why is someone with a 1080p monitor trying to tell me about DLSS? Of course it doesn't look great if you're upscaling from 480p, lmao.
First you got gaslighted into thinking you always needed a bigger and stronger GPU.
Then when you realized that your CPU couldn't keep up with that GPU, rather than finding a better match, you got gaslighted into spending even more money to buy a monitor with a, artificial stop gap resolution.
And now you are trying to brag about being, unnecessarily, parted from your money... twice.
This is pure copium and you know it.
I think what you actually mean is that I upgraded my system to be able to play games at a higher resolution while maintaining excellent performance and yes, you're correct.
I wonder why you aren't happy with the graphics update despite your superior purchase of an old 1080p monitor and outdated hardware though. Let me know if you figure it out.