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Unreal Engine Completed Last Hope [v1.0174] [Poolside Games]
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For some reason unbeknownst to me, the file setting is empty??. Here are also my last two saved files, if that helps.
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BF3, it still looks good in spite of trying to go for realism, it had 64 players and at 1920x1080 Maxed out could run between 45-60 fps on a Gtx 560 a i5 2500K.
If I have a high range RTX series card, how is it justified for a game and I am not going to single out this game (which I like quite a bit) but 3D WEG games in general, how is it justified for them to run like ass when they got almost static environments?
This seems to be a rather ubiquitous problem that seems to affect the AAA industry as well, I'd like to show some of those "veteran" devs Red Faction guerilla being more dynamic than their games despite the lower requirements.
I like the twist too, but that is a also a game where you could spend more time on loading screens than in a session of Crash bandicoot.
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Thanks for the answer, i assume i got those pills from that place not from the store but not sure. We are talking about the same pills right ? This ones i mean.
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You are comparing a multi millions ( if not billion ) studio with teams of 1-5 people
))Yes, you can achieve high quality graphics with low/ decent hardware requirements. But, you need to spend loads of time to optimise everything ( code, meshes, materials, etc ) and you need people with the knowhow to do it.
Unreal/ Unity provide a good balance between hardware requirements and quality by default, and that is what most game dev's are doing, just keep the default's. If I had 1 million $, I could deliver a AAA ( or at least AA ) project, but most dev's here don;t have that kind of money
, and I am pretty sure PoolSide doesn't have that kind of money either 
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Are you complaining about more free content?Umm didn't this game have the completed tag?
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Well there would be Bright memory, looks pretty good, done mostly by one personYou are comparing a multi millions ( if not billion ) studio with teams of 1-5 people
Yes, you can achieve high quality graphics with low/ decent hardware requirements. But, you need to spend loads of time to optimise everything ( code, meshes, materials, etc ) and you need people with the knowhow to do it.
Unreal/ Unity provide a good balance between hardware requirements and quality by default, and that is what most game dev's are doing, just keep the default's. If I had 1 million $, I could deliver a AAA ( or at least AA ) project, but most dev's here don;t have that kind of money
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But I understand this may be a rare occurence, still, surely it would be better to have a game that run on the average hardware as a basis, lest one alienates a good share of their crowd.
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Where do you think I realized there are four new scenes? I'm asking what the scenes contain. The changelog is vague.
Thanks I think I've found a way to stop this from happening for the next update. You can also fix it for your game by just deleting the settings file
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it's nice that the developer is actively involved in the discussion of the game. I have a question, will the clothes be updated or new ones added? I would like to have more choice
I won't be adding any more outfits but there are a few in the game I would like to update but that will take a bit of time to do
Will the steam version be compatible with current saves?
A want to buy on steam when that releases for support.
A want to buy on steam when that releases for support.
Yep, all saves will work with any version of the game
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When we have good enough hardware to power up AI in real time, any game will be able to look good.