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The game has bee improved and the specs have been changed accordingly. The requirements now state 4GB of Ram.
That inspires confidence! So the Dev not only found the Memory-Leak! Also, it was SO SEVERE, the Specs improve by 33% just by fixing it! :D :D
A memory leak would not require more RAM, a memory leak would fill your RAM and than crash because it still wants more. So that's not what was fixed
Large RAM requirements are usually due to compression and texture sizes. They probably resampled some of the texture resolutions into more compact files for lower end systems.
Whoever made the textures probably wanted them to look the best they could and sampled them originally as large images. Then enough of their potential customers whined that they were trying to run the game on a toaster and they resampled it into smaller files
You'll see this in any development of a game. The images and textures are made at very high resolutions and file sizes. Then it's just a question of how much you want to butcher them and lower the quality to be able to run it on a wider range of systems
This is one of the biggest issues with Steam reviews - the people who don't understand why their low-end PC can't run some modern games and give the game a negative revie. The rating goes down and the developer misses out on sales because of someone elses ignorance.
When you get an update on your phone that 'gives 20% more cpu power', it means you had that power all along, but the software was bad and not using it's full potential.
So always be suspicious if something improves THAT drastically. It generally means that it was broken before.
My guess: the game was in development, the team thought "let's give first requirements that are a savecall, we can change them later anyway".
And that's what happend. Game is ready, they now could check on what machines this game will run and give new requirements.
Nothing to be suspicious and nothing got "butchered"
I'll stop being an a**hole when broke crying kiddies like yourself stop crying about games with already "low" requirements.
Also the fact that he changed them doesn't take away from the original point of you being a DOLT.
The answer was in front of your face in the "original" recommendations. He changed it to appease poor scrubs like you.
Oh.. but you will.
Go to Rachel's profile, that says everything about the type of person you're trying to make see sense.