It’s had quite the flak from people for its semi-broken launch and some more serious bugs, and that should be so. And believe me, the game has had some problems at launch. Now I’m going to go on a bit of a rant here and this isn’t directed at Warhorse Studios, but gaming as a whole. I just want it to look good and run good.
I never expect to run high end games in max but then again, I don’t care about 4K and all that. My laptop isn’t great but loading times have been nice and quick (My SSD goes a long way of course, and I highly recommend one for everybody) and FPS is generally good with playing about with the settings. In fact I’ve been pleasantly surprised how well the game runs for me. I’ve had a couple of scene crashes and one infinite loading screen, but thats honestly it, and every patch has improved the performance for me. Some texture pop-in, a few visual bugs like NPCs merging like some weird Chimera experiment and some little things like that but nothing gamebreaking. I started playing Kingdom Come Deliverance in April, and I’ve avoided most of the botched bugs and crashes that others have suffered. For many, it’s still broken, and I thank the deepest tentacles of Lovecraft Cthulhu that I don’t have this on console. Now, I’m fully aware of the games problems with bugs and glitches. This game was played on my ZOOSTORM laptop: GTX950M 2GB, 8gb Ram and Intel (R) Core i5-4210M 2.6 Ghz. This might just be my favourite game of 2018. However I am 63 hours in, my SSD drive is crying for space and I know enough about the game to know where I stand with this.
In fact, I’m only really halfway through. I think I’ve played enough of this game to give it a review, even though I haven’t played through the main quest fully. Jlennidorner on Valheim Review: A Giant in the…īoy, is this post a long time coming. Lanelle Fried on A Tale of Rengar: My fantasy W…Īnduril38 on Valheim Review: A Giant in the… Jlennidorner on E3 2021: Games to Look Out…
0 kommentar(er)
