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I can’t blame the devs. We can only move as fast as the whiny commoners, and here we are. Subjected to an RTless game because of those whiny commoners.
People turn it on and complain anyway. After all, their trusty RX 480 has no issues running every other AAA game on maxed settings without FPS issues.
So just delaying it, for shortly after release is a pretty smart move actually.
Sucks for the resonable people with good hardware,... but oh well. Meanwhile running at 180fps on all maxed 4k, waiting for that RT candy. ;-)
Wrong, the retail version looks so flat in comparison to this 4 year old build/demo.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLQAmNVLIBo
Amen lmfao
Because some people are idiots and will crank the settings to the max on their gtx2060 then ask for a refund when it runs like s**t
you cant find the schematics in the dev build for victor i swearthey don have it anywhere