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the mx250 may not have the instruction sets required to play the game
and not enough power or vram to run it
https://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GTX-570-vs-Nvidia-GeForce-MX250/3156vsm762458
for gaming you want a laptop with a gtx card
note u dont have to get the latest video card just any video card that is above minimum requirements
yeah i have a laptop :/
i really dont have the means to buy anything else rn so i just make do w/ what i have lmao but ty for everyones recomendation! i'm thinking of maybe risking getting the game and asking for a refund if it doesnt run
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHD383MJ1aE (Doom Eternal MX250)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfK90B7ZDSI (Not really applicable, but running Bayonetta 2 on a MX150 in CEMU pretty well.)
I can't imagine the PC port of Bayonetta is more demanding that the other games listed here. With Steam's refund policy you could always buy it and try it out. As long as you stay under two hours of play time then you have an option to refund it if the performance isn't good.
The hardware listed in the minimum isn't the absolute minimum, the game will not run below this. It's a combination of what they had laying around, or what they want to bother supporting, or what they think will provide a decent experience based on their criteria/targets. The problem is what all those things are, aren't an industry standard. So whether you have a lot of room or a little room to work with when it comes to minimum requirements takes some work to sort out. No general rules to go by.
cool, this was really helpful! ty sm