Should I start Elden Ring?
I am kind of in the middle of Mass Effect 2 (third playthrough), but maybe I can do both?
I am kind of in the middle of Mass Effect 2 (third playthrough), but maybe I can do both?
That's what I've read, its going to push hardware pretty hard, but even so, what little I've seen of it, even current gaming PCs may lilt under the game.It appears to be a very heavy game,
Yeah, the Xbox Series X may be the better version to get if you play with RT off.That's what I've read, its going to push hardware pretty hard, but even so, what little I've seen of it, even current gaming PCs may lilt under the game.
Notes are from- PS5 and Xbox X Series have 5 display modes. The quality snot displays settings similar to High/Ultra on PC with an average resolution of 1800p at 30fps without ray-tracing.
- Ray-tracing mode is applied on shadows and reflections (except water), shadows and ambient occlusion in a hybrid way with conventional lighting.. However, RT by generates too much noise on some surfaces on consoles and PC.
- Ray-Tracing mode decreases drawing distance and texture quality on PS5 and Xbox Series X.
- Xbox Series S does not have Ray-Tracing. In this version we can choose between 3 display modes that prioritize graphic quality, framerate or balanced (the latter only with 120Hz screens).
- Shorter loading times on PS5.
- Shadows in Quality (Fidelity) mode have a higher resolution on PS5 compared to Xbox Series X.
- We can unlock the framerate on consoles (except Xbox Series S).
- PS5 shows better performance in Ray-Tracing mode, but Xbox Series X framerate is higher in all other modes.
- Quality mode increases texture quality, draw distance, shadows, vegetation and lighting on consoles.
- All versions have stuttering problems inside the castle while advancing through the rooms. There will even be times when we get stuck in a doorway until the other room has finished loading.
- Xbox Series S has a lower NPC density.
- Balanced and Performance HFR modes can only be enabled on 120Hz compatible displays.
- On PC, Ray-Tracing is too demanding for what it delivers. This is another case of a game whose traditional lighting system is the clear basis of development and Ray-Tracing is a superfluous improvement.
- In the absence of some patches to correct the annoying stuttering, Hogwarts Legacy does a good job on all platforms and any version is enjoyable.
Looks like if you don't have a RTX 40 series card you may be disappointed.Yeah, the Xbox Series X may be the better version to get if you play with RT off.
That's where I'm at. The game has interesting elements that look alluring but given the price, and I have no emotional connection, I'll either delay or just move on to something else.but I am not really a fan of Harry Potter franchise.
The "let me just check out one more thing" part of that game was just so satisfying.The last thing I played was the Elden Ring. I haven't had that much fun and immersion since Skyrim. It hasn't been in a long time that a game made me curious to look what is behind each corner.
Absolutely not. They're pretty generous with the save points AND you can stop your session from the menu and resume it later. I wouldn't have given it a chance if it was like the original Demon's Souls was.Is it like the other Souls games, where you have to plan for at least two hours of play before you can save again?
If you have important stuff coming up, for one. I had a few college roommates who would NOT start a Final Fantasy game when finals was encroaching.sure why not?
What are some things I should know before I dive into Elden Ring?
I've always had kind of brute force builds in Bloodborne (Kirkhammer!!) and DS3. Should I consider a magic build here?
Don't stress about the starting class because you can eventually mold your character into whatever you want.What are some things I should know before I dive into Elden Ring?
Elden Ring is definitely the game to try out a new build and mess around. They made every possible build really fun to play. I usually end up playing a dex/thief build in most of the Souls games but for my first play of Elden Ring I went with a big brute strength build and for my second play through I'm going for a pure Faith/Arcane wizard type.
This game rules. Most fun I've had in years.
Don't stress about the starting class because you can eventually mold your character into whatever you want.
Many things around the starting area will massacre you and you aren't supposed to be able to fight them yet.
That's not the only big thing in that area I was thinking of.How about, "don't try to the fight the big horse dude when you head outside". 😅
FC6 can feel a bit repetitive.Still playing and thoroughly enjoying the Dead Space remake. I also tried Far Cry 6 over the weekend as it was free to play, not sure about it, it's on sale so may get it. Guess it could be interesting? Has anyone else played Far Cry 6? What did you think of it?
FC6 can feel a bit repetitive.