PC Version Details: No Denuvo, 144 FPS, Controller Support

[Jay RPG]

- Just like Scarlet Nexus (and every other Bandai Namco game for the past ~2 years), Tales of Arise does not feature Denuvo DRM or anti-cheat

- Data Usage/Data Collection agreement can be declined ("consent is optional, and you may play the game without loss of features")

- Framerate Limit is adjustable from 60 to 144 FPS ("No Restrictions" is also an option)

- A dozen or so graphics parameters can be configured including Shadows, Screen Space Reflections, Bloom, Motion Blur, AA, Resolution Scale, etc

- No native Ultra-Wide support (engine is UE4 so a mod should be possible fairly quickly)

- Keybindings are fully configurable for both M/KB and controllers

- Full controller support - correct button prompts and vibration confirmed working for the PS5 dualsense controller (both wired and wireless) as well as xbox controllers. Button prompts are also accurate for M/KB.

[NeverSleeper]

Is there any way to lower the frame limit to 60? It just feels like a more consistent experience that way. Even on the best rigs, and knowing namco, its not gonna be a stable 144.

[Jay RPG]

Originally posted by NeverSleeper:

Is there any way to lower the frame limit to 60? It just feels like a more consistent experience that way. Even on the best rigs, and knowing namco, its not gonna be a stable 144.

Yes, it's adjustable up to 144 (60, 75, 90, 120, 144, "No Restriction").

[NeverSleeper]

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[ZombieNation]

Source about no Denuvo?

[Jay RPG]

Originally posted by Zombienation1988:

Source about no Denuvo?

Source: The game's folders/files that do not contain Denuvo.

[Sealbreaker]

Originally posted by youtube.com/jayrpgee:

Originally posted by Zombienation1988:

Source about no Denuvo?

Source: The game's folders/files that do not contain Denuvo.

This makes much more sense to me.
But how did you examine the Data's yet?
You bought the retail-version and installed it?

[Fayaine]

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[Suguru]

Hey, I watch your clips on YT and if all this is true - I am so happy for this. 9 MORE LONG DAYS T_T

[❖Carnage]

Can you change the button prompts (e.g. PS or Xbox buttons) when using a controller and are there any haptics using the PS5 controller? I know you couldn't in Scarlet Nexus and had to download a mod to get PS buttons to show

[Melodia]

Originally posted by Sealbreaker:

You bought the retail-version and installed it?

Given who it is, I assume Namco gave him an early copy to promote it. Which is fine by the way.

[Matticus]

Originally posted by youtube.com/jayrpgee:

- Just like Scarlet Nexus (and every other Bandai Namco game for the past ~2 years), Tales of Arise does not/will not feature Denuvo DRM or anti-cheat

- Data Usage/Data Collection agreement can be declined (consent is optional, and you may play the game without loss of features)

- Framerate Limit is adjustable up to 144

- A dozen or so graphics parameters can be configured including Shadows, Screen Space Reflections, Bloom, Motion Blur, AA, Resolution Scale, etc

- Native Ultra-Wide support unlikely

- Keybindings are fully configurable for both M/KB and controllers

Thanks for all the information. It kind of puts people's minds at ease when we have a lot of misinformation and other people just trolling the forums to get a rise out of fans. I have a feeling this will only get crazier as we get closer to the game coming out.

[Sealbreaker]

Originally posted by Matticus:

Thanks for all the information. It kind of puts people's minds at ease when we have a lot of misinformation and other people just trolling the forums to get a rise out of fans. I have a feeling this will only get crazier as we get closer to the game coming out.

It sure will, I am afraid...

[Stitch]

Originally posted by Sealbreaker:

Originally posted by Matticus:

Thanks for all the information. It kind of puts people's minds at ease when we have a lot of misinformation and other people just trolling the forums to get a rise out of fans. I have a feeling this will only get crazier as we get closer to the game coming out.

It sure will, I am afraid...

As is how most discussion boards are on release. Trolls will move on to future releasing games once traction slows on their posts.

[Kai]

If the no Denuvo thing is true, that totally squelches my gripes that I have about the graphics engine change. I can suck it up about that if Bamco kicked Denuvo to the curb. Thanks a ton for the info mate.

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No Ultrawide support is a deal breaker. Get with the times, Japan! Even the Final Fantasy pixel remasters support Ultrawide. Boo!