DrBoss
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yes i doYou don't think that perhaps you are all being slightly overly dramatic?
i am also humoring myself.
yes i doYou don't think that perhaps you are all being slightly overly dramatic?
Apparently there aren't "a dozen or so options". You get 3 graphics settings and thats it.
Also, how am I being absurd? If you look at the PC gaming section, you will see some of the same posters talking about gameplay instead of graphics. So this is the wrong section for that.
I wasn't talking solely about Crysis 2 but if there are only three options in the GUI then that is ridiculous.
So in this thread about Crysis 2 if someone started talking about the gameplay it would be off-topic?
There is a significant amount of crossover in these forums - saying you will cancel a pre-order because it doesn't support DX11 is no less irrational in this forum than the PC gaming forum.
There is a significant amount of crossover in these forums - saying you will cancel a pre-order because it doesn't support DX11 is no less irrational in this forum than the PC gaming forum.
/me is waiting to see what it's like in DX11 with all the options turned on before ranting and raving. I'd be very surprised if that doesn't look great.
As to it being delayed - well I'd prefer them to do that if it means they do a better job of DX11.
I'm slightly worried about the fact they are just going to patch in some DX11 support.
How much can they actually release as a patch?
DX10(.1) and DX11 are basically failures at this point.
BF3 should change that. Something built from the ground up. Doesn't even have DX9 support.
We shall see. It is still EA after all...
QFT, Dragon Age was a great game, same with Mass effect 1 and 2.There are obviously exceptions.. I'll certainly pre order mass effect 3 regardless of graphics, as I did with dragon age 2, and enjoy the game for its story. Some people enjoy run of the mill shooters.
If true I hope Crytek lose a lot of PC sales (regardless of how much that matters to the bottom line)...there's better devs out there.
It true then Crytek will be rewarded with massive volume sales as their game will be all the more appealing and playable to the millions and millions of consumers out there who have yesterday's GPU in their rig and they aren't interested in spending $200 to upgrade their GPU to DX11 so they can play a $50 game.
If the rumor is true then I don't see it being anything short of a business decision. I don't know how much profit they made from Crysis but I've gathered it was not a widely popular game to play owing to the high cost of buying the hardware you needed in order to play it.
Sounds like they had a lesson learned from that experience.