OK... dunno what has crawled up your arse.
He's right though? You've made up your mind already.
Eh? I'm not casting an opinion on the game itself - I've played a little of it, just a little amused by the hype it is getting, at least in some quarters, as if it is doing something new and groundbreaking.
Yeah 1060 gtx laptop really doesn't keep up wonder if my ancient 980 gtx sli set up will do better, but then I have to find out where the smoke was comming from....
That or the steam deck
Yeah 1060 gtx laptop really doesn't keep up wonder if my ancient 980 gtx sli set up will do better, but then I have to find out where the smoke was comming from....
That or the steam deck
It's kinda crazy how badly optimised it is given starfeild, bg3, darktide etc all run fine and look better
Heck bc2 looked nicer
Then again laptop is 6+ years old
Is it badly optimised? I've got friends playing on a 1070Ti with an i7 7700k (so 8 year old hardware at this point) all running at 60fps on medium/low settings and it runs fine for them.It's kinda crazy how badly optimised it is given starfeild, bg3, darktide etc all run fine and look better
Heck bc2 looked nicer
Then again laptop is 6+ years old
Its not for eveyone one, nothing ever is but its one of very few games in the last decade that i want to play because i'm having a blast playing it, i don't just play it because i own it and its ok i guess.....
If we could describe the recipe of exactly how they achieved that we would all be over night successful publishers.
I like you have a game development hobby, like you i don't know the recipe but wished i did, some people are just pros on another level.
The art stile, the sound design, the gun play mechanics, the voice overs, its pace...... all of it is just brilliant.
Oh... and it doesn't even have RTX, no one cares.... its a game, not a justification for a GPU purchase.
Is it badly optimised? I've got friends playing on a 1070Ti with an i7 7700k (so 8 year old hardware at this point) all running at 60fps on medium/low settings and it runs fine for them.
A GTX 1060 laptop - assuming it's a 3GB model - is just not up to standard for a game that's come out in 2024. Your laptop might be 6 years old but the mobile 1060 chip came out in 2016 - so it's 8 years old at this point.
Maybe worth grabbing a PS5 and playing it on that? They can be bought for 400 quid now and there's a few places selling the console with a copy of Helldivers 2.
8gb vram on the 1060Is it badly optimised? I've got friends playing on a 1070Ti with an i7 7700k (so 8 year old hardware at this point) all running at 60fps on medium/low settings and it runs fine for them.
A GTX 1060 laptop - assuming it's a 3GB model - is just not up to standard for a game that's come out in 2024. Your laptop might be 6 years old but the mobile 1060 chip came out in 2016 - so it's 8 years old at this point.
Maybe worth grabbing a PS5 and playing it on that? They can be bought for 400 quid now and there's a few places selling the console with a copy of Helldivers 2.
To me, it’s a game that has been designed around fun. Not creating something with a depth that only hardcore grinders appreciate, but not super light that only appeals to the casuals. The movement, gunplay, stratagems all play as if they’ve been designed around what is fun, not mechanics for the sake of mechanics.
They haven’t shoe’d in the same mob in different colours to try and show that they have 500 different types of enemies, they’ve focussed on core set of enemy units that have their own behaviours and characteristics.
They haven’t thrown in 500 guns with marginal differences, they’ve focussed on guns that have their own - and fun - play style.
It’s not about whether they’ve broken new ground (Altho I’m not aware of how many 4 player coop, procedurally generated large maps, third person, horde fighting games there are), it’s about the user experience - which is something that often comes second to shareholder expectations in more recent years.
Altho for the games this could be compared to (Left4Dead, Darktide etc), there’s an element of having a huge procedurally generated map rather than the same corridors you retrace every game that manages to create a unique experience each time you play it.
8gb? The 1060 had a 6gb and 3gb version - but even the 6gb version is going to struggle. '8gb vram on the 1060
Yeah but I mean older games look far better than it does at higher fps
It's weird to have to turn things down to 2007 visuals to play on 2016 hardware. If you know what I mean
Sorry 6 hit wrong button8gb? The 1060 had a 6gb and 3gb version - but even the 6gb version is going to struggle. '
But yeah - I get what you mean.
I played it on low for a while due to the crashing bug on AMD and honestly - it was absolutely fine, actually thought it looked pretty good seeing as it had every single settle as low as it could go or with effect disabled and that was at 3440x1440 !
What’s the rest of the laptop spec?Sorry 6 hit wrong button
It's just kind of hilarious How BAD the gfx have to be, like oblivion on release seems 10 years better to get 30fps.
Low quality effects esentialy replaces gun fire/lazers etc with doom sprites with 3-4 mm pixel sizes on a 17inch screen